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Experimental Methodology of Integrative Practices Based on the Quantum Vision Used in the Creative Process for Anxiety and Depression

Karla Vanessa Carvalhal

Journal of Quantum Science of Consciousness February 5, 2026 DOI: 10.69573/jqsc.2026.4.1.154-165 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed
Interventions evocation and prayer meditative and postural practices guided visualization somatic regulation narrative work with archetypes dream incubation observation of synchronicities
Topics Anxiety Depression
Keywords Intervention counseling Creativity Process computing Meaning existential Protocol science Psychotherapist Cognitive psychology Attribution Narrative Clinical psychology Dream Developmental psychology Applied psychology Evocation Visualization
Key points Proposes that a methodology combining quantum worldview, creative process stages, and practices such as meditation and visualization may reduce anxiety and depression symptoms by reorganizing meaning and behavior at the supramental level.

Abstract

This article presents the study of an experimental methodology for the management of anxiety and depression based on Amit Goswami's quantum worldview, addressing the disorders of the mental, physical and vital levels to be worked also at the supramental level, where the creative process occurs through the attribution of new meanings to conditioned beliefs and patterns.The operational protocol is structured in the seven "I's" of the creative process: intention, inspiration, imagination, intuition, insight, incubation, and implementation.The protocol combines evocation and prayer (neurotheology), meditative and postural practices, guided visualization, somatic regulation, and narrative work with archetypes, as well as dream incubation and observation of synchronicities in open attention.It is hypothesized that intervention at the supramental level enables reorganizations of meaning and behavior, with a reduction in anxious and depressive symptoms by aligning purpose, attention, body, and symbolization.It is proposed to evaluate this methodology in experimental designs with physiological and energetic parameters via SCIO Theta, as well as psychometric measures and practice markers (meditative adherence and visualization quality), preserving the coherence between ancestral tradition, archetypal awareness, quantum theory of creativity and contemporary evidence of neuroplasticity.

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