This study adopts a phenomenological approach to explore the lived experience of moving meditation—particularly Tàijí and Qìgōng—in relation to illness. Focused on the concepts of animation, that include, among others, the phenomena of movement and emotions, and body schema, as a pre-reflective awareness, the research investigates how self-movement and affectivity constitute modes of...
Thailand’s rapid transition into a super-aged society presents critical challenges for promoting health and well-being among older adults. This study examines how a mandala art-based meditation program can function as a culturally grounded health promotion strategy to enhance happiness and mental wellness in elderly populations. A sequential mixed-method design was employed. In Phase 1,...