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Nepal Journal of Multidisciplinary Research

ISSN 2645-8470

3 papers in the library · publishing 2020-2026

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Effects of Anapana Meditation Technique in School Children

Nepal Journal of Multidisciplinary Research July 26, 2026 Mukti Prasad Pandey

Ānāpāna is a type of meditation in which the incoming and departing natural breaths are used as meditation objects. S.N. Goenka, a vipassana teacher from the Ledi Sayadaw lineage, has created a special meditation course for schoolchildren called 'npnaĀnāpāna,' which has a good impact on their academic and behavioral outcomes. This article seeks to examine the influence of Ānāpāna techniques...

Ritualized Medical Pluralism: Understanding the Social Legitimacy and Practice of Indigenous Knowledge and Spiritual Healing System Embedded in Pheri Culture of Phree Community in Nepal

Nepal Journal of Multidisciplinary Research July 9, 2026 Krishna Jogi

Background: Medical pluralism refers to the coexistence of multiple healing systems within a society. In Nepal, biomedicine exists alongside indigenous, spiritual, and ethnomedical practices, yet, research on preventive and ritual-based healing systems practiced by heterogeneous communities remains limited. This study examines the Pheri culture of the Phree (Pheriwala Jogi) community in eastern...

Can Meditation Control the Suicidal Thought? - A Spiritual Insight

Nepal Journal of Multidisciplinary Research November 23, 2020 Tej Bahadur Karki, Kalpana Khadka

Suicide is a social phenomenon and is mainly caused by mental disorder which may be attributed to by genetic, neurotic, and environmental constructs. A total of 5,124 people had committed suicide in the fiscal year 2016/17.The number rose to 5,317 in 2017/18 and to 5,785 in 2018/19. Various social and biological factors have significant roles to create the suicidal thought in depressed people....