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ISSN 1018-2829

5 papers in the library · 2 citations · publishing 2021-2025

Papers

Redefining Humanity: The Interconnected Evolution of Body, Mind, Consciousness, and Soul

Diálogo June 20, 2025 Negin Motamed Mhorasani 2 citations

As artificial intelligence and transhumanism advance, humanity must reconsider its essence beyond mere technological progress. This paper examines the multidimensional nature of human experience—physical, energetic, and spiritual—drawing on mystical traditions, science, phenomenology, and yogic teachings. It explores the subtle body and chakra system as bridges between embodiment and expanded consciousness. Through practices like meditation and breath regulation, individuals can cultivate intuition and intention, faculties that AI cannot replicate. The paper offers a framework for ethical AI engagement that respects spirituality and positions consciousness as irreducible. It challenges materialist assumptions and argues for redefining humanity beyond the ego toward expanded awareness aligned with supreme consciousness.

Beyond the Doors of Perception: Visionary Mindscapes in William Blake’s Songs of Innocence and of Experience

Diálogo June 20, 2025 Alina Cojocaru

William Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience presents a philosophical meditation on perception as a divine act, arguing that human imagination enables access to divine realities. Drawing on Jacob Boehme's mystical theology and Maurice Merleau-Ponty's phenomenological aesthetics, the paper interprets the two contrary states of the soul as visionary mindscapes essential for achieving a visionary consciousness. Blake's poetic figures—the lamb, the tiger, children, and prophets—symbolize different modes of perception. The work proposes that human experience is a site of divine encounter, where imagination transforms perception into an act of creative, embodied spiritual consciousness.

Global consciousness and cosmic significance of lines from Wordsworth’s poem Tintern Abbey

Diálogo June 30, 2023 S. Edwards

A heuristic phenomenological method examines Wordsworth's poem Tintern Abbey as an inductive case study to introduce the Global Consciousness Project (GCP) and its updated version GCP2, now housed by the HeartMath Institute. The analysis connects Wordsworth's 'felt sense' with Teilhard de Chardin's concept of the noosphere and the GCP's aim to study interconnectedness. Previous South African research with traditional healers led to collaboration with HeartMath and the establishment of an African Global Coherence Initiative Magnetometer, one of six planetary magnetometers. The paper argues that contemporary planetary crises—chaos, pollution, destructiveness, and war—provide urgent justification for GCP2's work in amplifying interconnectedness science and global healing practices.

Evaluation of HeartMath meditation explorations with a longer breath cycle

Diálogo June 30, 2023 S. Edwards, David J. Edwards, Carol R. Hermann et al.

Five HeartMath practitioners reported that using longer breath cycles during meditation produced notable improvements in coherence and performance. This finding aligns with the HeartMath coherence model and other heart rate variability frameworks, and it is discussed in relation to meditation practices and phenomena.

The Contribution of Integral Transpersonal Psychology Approach to Religion and Spirituality

Diálogo June 30, 2021 P. Lattuada

The work examines various conceptions of religion and spirituality from secular, religious, confessional, and philosophical standpoints. It contrasts postmodern perspectives with psychological views, then explores how transpersonal and integral approaches can contribute to a dialogical framework that transcends and includes differing positions. The argument suggests that integrating these diverse viewpoints may foster a more inclusive understanding of transcendence.