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Meditation Techniques and Their Relationship to Psychotic-Like and Mystical Experiences

PEARL January 16, 2026 Tim Neville Palmer

Meditation practice has been associated with benefits but also adverse experiences from anxiety to psychotic-like experiences (PLEs) and even psychosis. The overarching aim was to identify how different types of meditation techniques (varying in bodily focus) differentially relate to psychotic-like experiences and cognitive abilities, including interoceptive awareness, affective awareness and...

Inhabiting the Uninhabitable: Interdisciplinary strategies for creating other worlds

PEARL 2018 Jane Grant

This thesis for PhD by Publication presents artworks and writing that propose and create ‘other worlds’. Many of the artworks and writing engage scientific concepts, both historical and contemporary, however it is the phenomenological aspects of these ideas that are engaged. The research mostly deals with the infinitesimal and the distant, neuroscience, astrophysics and sometimes both. It also...

Communicating the Unspeakable: Linguistic Phenomena in the Psychedelic Sphere

PEARL 2011 Diana Slattery 1 citation

Psychedelics can enable a broad and paradoxical spectrum of linguistic phenomena from the unspeakability of mystical experience to the eloquence of the songs of the shaman or curandera. Interior dialogues with the Other, whether framed as the voice of the Logos, an alien download, or communion with ancestors and spirits, are relatively common. Sentient visual languages are encountered, their...

DOI: 10.24382/2575 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Linguistics Communication Cognitive science

Vesica: using Neolithic British ritual art and architecture as a model for making contemporary art

PEARL 2007 Michael Pearce

Can the creative practices of British Neolithic art and architecture be used in the making of contemporary art? This dissertation describes my practice making works of art based on the Neolithic model, presented in a gallery setting and occasionally in the landscape. The creative process is grounded on research into prehistoric British art and ritual architecture and records my process of...