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Changes in Bodily Sensation Maps following different mindfulness interventions

Open MIND 2025 Petra Jansen, Antonia Voll, Philipp Hofmann

Theories on sensation of emotions in the body The existence of physical sensation that comes with experiencing an emotion is well investigated (Pace-Schott et al., 2019). James and Lange already postulated physical sensation as a central element in the emergence of an emotion (James, 1884). It has been suggested that somatosensory feedback can even trigger conscious emotional experiences...

Transformative Benefits of Contemplative Sleep Practices

Open MIND May 28, 2024 Susana G. Torres‐platas, Daniel J Morris, Michael R. Sheehy et al.

AIMS: (1) Test whether dreaming holds a key to understanding assumptions that tacitly constrain our waking lives. (2) Quantify effects of Dream-Yoga-inspired procedures for exploring and surmounting constraints of the perception box. BACKGROUND: People spend a third of their lives asleep, usually oblivious to the opportunities for enhanced well-being that sleep offers. Over centuries,...

Mindfulness Theory

Open MIND 2024 Yoesoep Edhie Rachmad

Rachmad, Yoesoep Edhie. 2022. Mindfulness Theory. Beja Planícies Publicações Internacionais, Edição Especial 2022. https://doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/cqd34 Mindfulness Theory, introduced by Yoesoep Edhie Rachmad in 2022, aims to understand how mindfulness practice can enhance individuals' quality of life. In the fast-paced and stressful modern world, mindfulness offers a way to manage stress,...

The embodied mind in sleep and dreaming : a theoretical framework and an empirical study of sleep, dreams and memory in meditators and controls

Open MIND November 1, 2017 Elizaveta Solomonova 2 citations

Les théories récentes de la conscience incarnée (embodiment) soulignent que l'esprit est un processus incarné, impliquant le cerveau, le corps et l'environnement. Plusieurs aspects de la cognition, de l’interaction sensorimotrice avec l’environnement à la pensée abstraite et métaphorique, ont été conceptualisés dans ce paradigme. Le sommeil et le rêve, cependant, ont rarement été abordés par...

Influence of frequent nightmares on REM sleep-dependent emotional memory processing

Open MIND April 1, 2016 Michelle Carr 2 citations

La littérature suggère que le sommeil paradoxal joue un rôle dans l'intégration associative de la mémoire émotionnelle. De plus, les rêves en sommeil paradoxal, en particulier leur nature bizarre et émotionnelle, semblent refléter cette fonction associative et émotionnelle du sommeil paradoxal. La conséquence des cauchemars fréquents sur ce processus est inconnue, bien que le réveil provoqué...

Three-dimensional neurophenotyping of adult zebrafish behavior: updates, achievements and future directions

Open MIND 2015 Jonathan Cachat, Chris Collins, Evan J. Kyzar et al.

Three-dimensional reconstructions of zebrafish swimming paths (Cachat et al. 2011) are a new technique to discover novel, meaningful behavioral patterns evoked by different experimental manipulations. Compared to traditional 2D traces, 3D swim path reconstructions enable both macro-level (general) and micro-level (specific/repeated) analyses of potentially meaningful behavioral patterns,...

Mystical experiences in the inner chapters of Zhuangzi

Open MIND October 1, 2012 Thomas John Mcconochie

"Mysticism" is a phenomenon which many sinologists have attributed to Zhuongzi. The problem is that they make this attribution in passing and without much reference to literature on the subject of mysticism itself. By analysing three specific examples of mystical experience in Zhuongzi and explicating them in terms of literature on mysticism, I provide a more explicit hermeneutic for the...

The neurobiology of meditation for the control of pain

Open MIND 2011 Joshua A Grant

La douleur est une expérience multidimensionnelle comportant des aspects sensoriels, émotionnels et cognitifs. Il a été montré que cette expérience peut être modulée par des facteurs psychologiques ou des interventions cognitives comme l’attention, la distraction, l’hypnose ou les attentes. La tradition orientale suggère également que la pratique de la méditation pourrait avoir des effets...

Ibogaine: A Novel Anti-Addictive Compound

Open MIND 2003 Jonathan Freedlander

Chemical dependency continues to be a major public health problem. Current approaches to treating addictive disorders have not shown high rates of efficacy , and it is therefore vital that novel methods of therapy be explored and developed. lbogaine is a naturally occurring compound that is currently being studied for use in the treatment of a variety of substance addictions , including opiate...