While consciousness is typically considered equivalent to mental contents, certain meditation practices-including open monitoring (OM)-are said to enable a unique conscious state where meditators can experience mental content from a de-reified perspective as "ongoing phenomena." Phenomenologically, such a state is considered as reduction of intentionality, the mental act upon mental content. We...
Digital platforms could facilitate meditation practice by discriminating the participants’ mental state in real time based on neural activities. However, the search for neural correlates of meditative states yields contradictory results in the literature. To identify the neural signature of meditation, we propose a Random Forest classifier to discriminate between a Focused Attention Meditation...