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3 papers in the library · 6 citations · publishing 2025-2026

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Meditating with One’s Avatar in Virtual Reality Enhances Self-Compassion and Perspective-Taking

Mindfulness August 5, 2026 Hang Yang, Bruno Herbelin, Elena Pecchini et al.

Abstract Objectives Regular self-compassion practice is associated with improved mental health by fostering kindness toward one’s suffering and relying on self-related processes like perspective-taking. It is not known whether recently described self-related processes that rely on multisensory bodily signals, induced by exposing participants to an avatar and multisensory stimulation, also...

Bodily perception links memory and self: A case study of an amnesic patient.

Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior October 2025 Nathalie H Meyer, Mariana Babo-Rebelo, Jevita Potheegadoo et al.

Episodic autobiographical memory (EAM) is a building block of self-consciousness, involving recollection and subjective re-experiencing of personal past experiences. Any life episode is originally encoded by a subject within a body. This raises the possibility that memory encoding is shaped by bodily self-consciousness (BSC), a basic form of self-consciousness arising from the multisensory and...

Meditation in the third-person perspective modulates minimal self and heartbeat-evoked potentials.

Neuroimage July 1, 2025 Hang Yang, Bruno Herbelin, Chuong Ngo et al. 6 citations

Experienced meditation practitioners often report altered states of their sense of self, including decentering and distancing the self from the body and one's current concerns. Altered states of the sense of self, such as disembodiment and distancing of the self from the body, have also been induced experimentally using virtual reality (VR) and linked neurally to heartbeat-evoked potentials...