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Navigating the 'Zen Zeitgeist': The Potential of Personalized Neurofeedback for Meditation

PsyArXiv December 5, 2023 preprint DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/x23me (opens in new tab)

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This theoretical paper argues that personalized neurofeedback could enhance meditation practice by addressing individual differences in brain activity. The authors contend that current one-size-fits-all meditation instructions may be suboptimal, and that real-time brain monitoring tailored to a person's unique neural patterns could deepen meditative states and improve outcomes. They propose a framework integrating neurofeedback with contemplative traditions, suggesting this approach may help practitioners overcome plateaus and achieve more consistent benefits. The paper reviews existing neurofeedback research and outlines future directions for personalized meditation technologies.

Study at a glance

Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper
Key finding Proposes that personalized neurofeedback can enhance meditation by adapting to individual brain activity patterns.

Abstract

Navigating the 'Zen Zeitgeist': The Potential of Personalized Neurofeedback for Meditation

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