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Advanced International Journal for Research

ISSN 3048-7641

7 papers in the library · publishing 2025-2026

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Ethical Philosophy of Sri Aurobindo and Its Resonance in Modern French Intellectual and Cultural Discourse: A Comparative Study

Advanced International Journal for Research June 16, 2026 Samant Kumar

The present paper explores the importance of the ethics of Sri Aurobindo in the context of the current intellectual and cultural discourse in France. For Aurobindo, ethics is not the set of absolute principles but a movement that is a part of the overall development process of consciousness. In “The Human Cycle”, the author introduces the notion of morality as one of the stages in the...

Spiritual Consciousness as a Pathway to the New World Order: a Yogic Journey of Savitri and Aswapathy to the Cosmic Abode

Advanced International Journal for Research March 19, 2026 Aparna Yanamandra

In the era of material success brimming to the heights of advancement, the mankind feels the need for resurrection of consciousness which is the governing force of life. It is a bitter truth that the quest for fulfillment remains ever poorly the same. The restlessness that creeps in amidst the valour of expanding knowledge seems to weigh us down in every walk of life. In the wave of...

Sacred Neolithic Artifacts in khas/ kirat Shamanic Rituals in along Sub Himalayan region including Sikkim

Advanced International Journal for Research December 24, 2025 Hari Dutt Sharma, Saurabh Kumar Singh, Padam Sharma et al.

This article explores how the Khas and Kirat peoples of the sub-Himalayan region including Sikkim, Darjeeling, eastern Nepal, and Bhutan continue to use sacred Neolithic artifacts in their shamanic rituals. Through a synthesis of archaeological evidence and ethnographic observations, it traces the integration of prehistoric stone tools such as polished axes, adzes, celts, perforated harvesters,...

Effectiveness of Mindfulness- Based Intervention on Cognitive Flexibility, Digital Burnout and Emotional Regulation among College Students

Advanced International Journal for Research December 8, 2025 PM Malavia

Today’s university students face significant stress from academic demands and the prevalent use of digital technology, leading to digital burnout that negatively impacts their clarity of thought and emotional regulation. This interaction illustrates the vital link between psychological states and functional results. MBIs, or mindfulness-based interventions, offer a practical, evidence-backed...

The Effect of a Mindfulness-Based Intervention on Teaching Practicum Anxiety and Personality Traits Among B.Ed. Students

Advanced International Journal for Research December 8, 2025 Sabaresh Pandiyan, R. Rajaswathy -

Teaching practicum is one of the most stressful phases in a B.Ed. student’s academic journey. Many students experience strong anxiety during classroom teaching, especially when they are observed or evaluated. This anxiety can affect their confidence, lesson delivery, and overall teaching performance. Mindfulness-based interventions have recently gained attention for reducing stress and...

Daily Mindfulness Practice on Stress and Anxiety in Middle-aged Working Women: a Review

Advanced International Journal for Research December 8, 2025 K Kowsalya, R Eshwar

Middle-aged working women often experience heightened levels of stress and anxiety due to the simultaneous demands of professional responsibilities, household duties, and caregiving roles. Mindfulness has emerged as an accessible and effective psychological strategy for managing these challenges. This review examines research published between 2014 and 2024 to explore the effects of daily...

Meditative Practices and Mental Wellness: Indian Thought and Perspective

Advanced International Journal for Research August 27, 2025 Seema Rath

Mental health has emerged as a global concern in the 21st century, marked by rising cases of anxiety, depression, and stress-related disorders. Amidst this psychological crisis, the ancient Indian practice of meditation has garnered renewed attention. Rooted in profound philosophical systems like Ved?nta, S??khya, Yoga, and Buddhism, meditation is not merely a therapeutic tool but a...