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Henrique Adam Pasquini

1 paper in the library · publishing 2015

Papers

Electrophysiological correlates of long-term Soto Zen meditation.

BioMed Research International January 1, 2015 Henrique Adam Pasquini, Guaraci Ken Tanaka, Luis Fernando Hindi Basile et al.

Long-term Soto Zen Buddhist meditators showed no significant change in beta brainwave activity during an adapted meditation task, contrary to expectations. Instead, the frequency of weekly meditation practice correlated with increased induced theta power and a higher theta/beta ratio, suggesting that mindfulness meditation involves permitting distractions and deliberately reducing attention rather than actively focusing.