C. Callistemon

Meditation alters perceptual rivalry in Tibetan Buddhist monks

Current Biology June 1, 2005 Olivia Carter, David E. Presti, C. Callistemon et al. 262 citations

Neuroscientific studies of the mind are likely to benefit from the insights and skills of Tibetan Buddhist monks who have practiced the historic tradition of meditative training over many years — a point made recently at a forum between a selection of Buddhist leaders and distinguished scientists [1]. Perceptual rivalries, such as binocular rivalry [2] and motion induced blindness [3], are...