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Religion and Spirituality Across Cultures

2 papers in the library · 7 citations · publishing 2014

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Mindfulness, Consciousness, Spirituality, and Well-Being

Religion and Spirituality Across Cultures 2014 Emily L. B. Lykins 6 citations

Spiritual engagement has long been argued, and often empirically supported, as important to well-being. Recent work suggests mindfulness must be considered when investigating relationships between spirituality and health. Mindfulness, which involves the intentional direction of attention to the present moment with an accepting and nonjudgmental attitude, has received a great deal of attention...

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-017-8950-9_11 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Religious coping Mindfulness training Mindfulness meditation Altered state +1

Religious Ecstasy and Other Intense Emotions

Religion and Spirituality Across Cultures 2014 Ralph W. Hood 1 citation

Positive psychology and the psychology of religion share an interest in understanding positive emotions and their contribution to human flourishing. The focus of this chapter is upon ecstatic and mystical states framed within Fisher’s model of ergotropic and trophotropic arousal allowing for a neurophysiological correlate of two states of consciousness widely recognized in the psychology of...