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International Journal of Science and Research Archive

ISSN 2582-8185

4 papers in the library · publishing 2024-2026

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The development of Alisher Navoi's passion for writing mystical ghazals

International Journal of Science and Research Archive March 31, 2026 Dilnoza Olimova

This work scientifically analyzes the factors that shaped the passion of one of the greatest scholars of Turkic literature, Alisher Navoi, for writing mystical ghazals, as well as the stages of his creative development. It is shown that the emergence and development of the mystical spirit in Navoi's work was inextricably linked with the philosophy of Sufism, the influence of the medieval...

The luminous self: Indian theories of consciousness and their philosophical relevance today

International Journal of Science and Research Archive June 30, 2025 Mumun Das., Sagarika Kar

This article presents a comparative philosophical investigation into three major Indian theories of consciousness, Advaita Vedānta, Sāṃkhya-Yoga, and Buddhist traditions and examines their enduring relevance to contemporary debates in the philosophy of mind, phenomenology, and cognitive science. Focusing on the motif of consciousness as “luminous,” the article analyses Advaita’s doctrine of...

Examining the healing mechanisms and benefits of past life regression therapy and subconscious energy healing therapy

International Journal of Science and Research Archive April 30, 2025 Shivam Gupta, Srishti Bhatt, Astha Puri

Past Life Regression Therapy (PLRT) is a holistic therapeutic approach that seeks to uncover and heal unresolved issues from an individual's past lives, which may be influencing their current life experiences. Rooted in the belief of reincarnation, PLRT utilizes hypnosis or guided meditation to access memories from previous lifetimes. This therapeutic method has gained attention for its...

Exploring Pure Consciousness: How Oxytocin Modulates the Neurobiology of Awareness

International Journal of Science and Research Archive November 15, 2024 Shingo Ueda

Pure consciousness, often described as a state of heightened awareness or transcendence beyond ordinary perception, has long intrigued philosophers, neuroscientists, and psychologists alike. Recent advances in neuroendocrinology suggest that oxytocin, a hormone traditionally associated with social bonding, empathy, and trust, may play a significant role in modulating states of pure...