bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
October 16, 2023
Xiaofei Jia, Rui Li, Changle Zhou
preprint
Abstract Leyi mental training comprises physical and mental cultivation methods, such as relaxation, breathing, meditation, koan, and cognitive regulation, with the ultimate goal of achieving enlightenment. Over a decade of practical experience has demonstrated its potential to enhance individuals’ mental well-being. In our study, we employed EEG and psychological scales to investigate the...
Journal of Artificial Intelligence & Cloud Computing
October 10, 2023
Xiaofei Jia, Changle Zhou
Leyi is a set of physical and mental cultivation methods established by Professor Changle Zhou after many years of practice. It combines modern psychological adjustment and Chinese ancient Buddhist practice methods, including relaxation, breathing, meditation, koan, and cognitive regulation. Its purpose is to achieve the state of enlightenment (a high-level ideology in Buddhism). More than ten...
International Conference on Information Technology in Medicine and Education
November 1, 2021
Min Huang, Lizhen Ye, Junze Chen et al.
Meditation has been shown as an efficient way to promote human well-being. Most studies focused on meditation in sitting posture. However, meditation in walking posture was rarely studied. In order to identify these two meditation states (i.e., sitting and walking), we proposed a classification framework by leveraging different features extracted from the EEG signals and the random forest...
International Conferences on Knowledge Innovation and Invention
July 1, 2019
Min Huang, Junze Chen, Changle Zhou
Meditation has been proved beneficial to people's physical and mental health in a large number of scientific reports. However, there are few studies on walking meditation. Walking meditation is a common meditation which involves walking with meditation. In order to investigate the differences in effects between sitting and walking meditation, the EEG signals of 7-Day Zen participants in the...