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5 papers in the library · publishing 2026

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NADA YOGA, CONSCIOUSNESS, AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY REVIEW

IIP Series July 1, 2026 Dr. Navdeep Joshi, Dr. Sarita Tyagi, Dr. Vikram Singh et al.

Nada Yoga, an ancient Indian practice based on the principle of primordial sound (Nada Brahman), has been historically associated with deep states of consciousness and cognitive transformation. In parallel, artificial intelligence (AI) research is grappling with questions of self-awareness, cognition, and the possibility of machine consciousness. This review explores the intersection of these...

HEALTHY AGING THROUGH YOGA AND PRANAYAMA: A PREVENTIVE HEALTHCARE APPROACH

IIP Series June 1, 2026

The rapid growth of the elderly population has created a significant demand for preventive and holistic healthcare strategies that support healthy and independent living in later life. Aging is generally associated with gradual decline in physical efficiency, psychological resilience, respiratory function, cognitive performance, and social participation. In recent years, Yoga and Pranayama have...

AWAKENING THE INNER AXIS: ROLE OF CHAKRA MEDITATION AND YOGASANAS IN PREVENTIVE HEALTHCARE

IIP Series June 1, 2026

Investigating the complex network of psycho-neuro-immunology, this chapter assesses the clinical role of Chakra meditation models combined with targeted structural Asanas. The analysis shows how concentrated focus loops help down-regulate hyperarousal states, decrease plasma cortisol tracks, and modify deep-seated psychological anxiety profiles.

A LUMINOUS VOYAGE OF MYSTICISM: A REVIEW OF RAJORSHI PATRANABIS’S WHEREABOUTS OF THE ANONYMOUS: EXPLORATIONS OF THE INVISIBLE

IIP Series May 1, 2026 Jagari Mukherjee

This paper examines Whereabouts of the Anonymous: Explorations of the Invisible by Rajorshi Patranabis as a distinctive contribution to contemporary Indian writing in English that reconfigures the genre of supernatural memoir. Blending lyrical prose with episodic narration, the text resists sensationalist representations of the paranormal and instead foregrounds an introspective,...

MIND–BODY MEDICINE IN CANCER: YOGA, MEDITATION, AND BREATHING PRACTICES

IIP Series May 1, 2026 Km Kanta, Vidhi Jain, Rupesh Gangurde et al.

Cancer remains a highly intricate and multifaceted systemic disease with the ability to cause physical impairments as well as deeply impact patients' psychological state, feelings, and quality of life. Today, thanks to advances in cancer therapies, the survival rate of patients has significantly improved; nevertheless, side, effects like stress, fatigue, anxiety, depression, sleep disorders,...