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Hsin-Yuan Liu

2 papers in the library · 1 citation · publishing 2026

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Transforming Death Anxiety through Meaning-Centered Contemplation: A Philosophical Dialogue between Buddhist Nianfo Practice, Logotherapy, and Neurophenomenology

International Journal of Philosophy and Theology August 13, 2026 Hsin-Yuan Liu, Hsuan-Pin Chen 1 citation

This paper addresses the contemporary crisis of existential vacuum by examining how death anxiety may be reinterpreted through meaning-centered contemplation. Drawing on Ken Wilber’s Three Eyes of Knowing, the study brings Viktor Frankl’s logotherapy, transpersonal psychology, Buddhist Nianfo practice, and selected insights from cognitive neuroscience into philosophical dialogue. Nianfo is...

Past-Life Narratives and Meaning Transformation: A Wilberian Three-Eyes Hermeneutic Approach to Hypnotic Regression

Journal of Psychology and Behavioral Science August 6, 2026 Hsin-Yuan Liu, Hsuan-Pin Chen

This article develops a Wilberian Three-Eyes hermeneutic approach to interpreting past-life narratives in hypnotic regression. Positioned as a conceptual-hermeneutic narrative review, it does not seek to prove reincarnation, verify postmortem survival, or establish hypnotic regression as a clinical intervention. Instead, it examines such narratives as symbolic, phenomenological, and...