Руҳ Ва Психика Ўртасидаги Муносабатлар Муаммоси Ва Унинг Психологик Ечими
Xojageldi Alimov
Journal of Interdisciplinary Human Studies September 22, 2026 DOI: 10.57033/peshqadam_karvoni-2026/1/3 (opens in new tab)
Study at a glance
AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed |
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| Key points | Argues that the psyche and the spirit are systemically connected, with mystical practices and states depending on the psyche, and proposes this connection as a shared subject of modern psychology and Sufism. |
Abstract
This article examines the issue of solving the problem of the relationship between the spirit and the psyche, focusing on its relevance. The article examines individual aspects of the relationship between the soul and the psyche. It is known that the soul has a divine origin. The psyche is considered by classical psychology as a function of the cerebral cortex. The practice of mystical knowledge is a diverse complex of various psychotechnical, spiritual-religious and physical exercises introduced into a certain system, and this complex has a direct impact on the psyche. The emergence of mystical states is also impossible without the psyche. Thus, there is a systemic connection between the psyche and the spirit, which is the subject of study of modern psychology and the teachings of Sufism.