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Lorena R R Gianotti

3 papers in the library · 212 citations · publishing 2001-2015

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Zazen meditation and no-task resting EEG compared with LORETA intracortical source localization.

Cognitive processing February 1, 2015 Pascal L Faber, Dietrich Lehmann, Lorena R R Gianotti et al.

Meditation is a self-induced and willfully initiated practice that alters the state of consciousness. The meditation practice of Zazen, like many other meditation practices, aims at disregarding intrusive thoughts while controlling body posture. It is an open monitoring meditation characterized by detached moment-to-moment awareness and reduced conceptual thinking and self-reference. Which...

Meditators and non-meditators: EEG source imaging during resting.

Brain Topography November 1, 2009 Shisei Tei, Pascal L Faber, Dietrich Lehmann et al.

Many meditation exercises aim at increased awareness of ongoing experiences through sustained attention and at detachment, i.e., non-engaging observation of these ongoing experiences by the intent not to analyze, judge or expect anything. Long-term meditation practice is believed to generalize the ability of increased awareness and greater detachment into everyday life. We hypothesized that...

Brain sources of EEG gamma frequency during volitionally meditation-induced, altered states of consciousness, and experience of the self

Psychiatry Research Neuroimaging November 1, 2001 Dietrich Lehmann, Pascal L Faber, Peter Achermann et al. 212 citations

Multichannel EEG of an advanced meditator was recorded during four different, repeated meditations. Locations of intracerebral source gravity centers as well as Low Resolution Electromagnetic Tomography (LORETA) functional images of the EEG 'gamma' (35-44 Hz) frequency band activity differed significantly between meditations. Thus, during volitionally self-initiated, altered states of...