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Mindfulness Training vs Recovery Support for Opioid Use, Craving, and Anxiety During Buprenorphine Treatment

JAMA Network Open 2025 Zev Schuman-Olivier, Hannah J. Goodman, Joseph Rosansky et al.

Key Points Question During buprenorphine treatment, does group-based mindfulness training reduce opioid use, craving, and anxiety compared with group recovery support? Findings In this randomized clinical trial including 196 adults prescribed buprenorphine for opioid use disorder, mindfulness was not superior at reducing illicit opioid use compared with an active group intervention with an...

Embodied First-Person Perspective

Phenomenology and Mind 2025 Edoardo Fugali

In this paper I will argue that self-awareness and world-awareness are inherently embodied, with the embodied first-person perspective as their primary structure. Challenging dominant views, I contend that the first-person perspective is not reducible to subjective ownership of experiences or linguistic self-reference but arises from the body’s role as the zero-point of an oriented spatial...

High-Pass-Filtering Impacts the Accuracy of the Hybrid Model for Detection of Brain State Allied with Isha Shoonya Meditation

Journal of Scientific and Technical Research 2025 Ritu Munjal, Tarun Varshney

Background: Many psychological and physical health problems are instigated due to existence of stress because of chaotic lifestyle. It is a noteworthy hazardous factor for several cerebral disorders and hence, impacts the superiority of life. To manage the stress, it is important to practice the meditation and yoga. Electroencephalogram (EEG) is the chosen analytical tool in this research as it...

THE CONCEPT OF EMPTINESS (ŚŪNYATĀ) AS A BASIS FOR UNDERSTANDING REALITY IN ZEN BUDDHISM: CULTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN JAPAN

Bulletin of Mariupol State University Series Philosophy culture studies sociology 2025 A. Meleshchuk

Relevance of the Study. This paper addresses the enduring philosophical and cultural significance of the concept of śūnyatā (emptiness) within Zen Buddhism, highlighting its role as a distinctive alternative to Western metaphysical paradigms. In the context of growing scholarly interest in comparative philosophy and global Buddhist studies, revisiting the cultural transformations of śūnyatā in...

Application of Phenomenological Method in Buddhist Studies

Journal of Sociology and Ethnology 2025 Yu Qian

: Using the phenomenological method to interpret and practice Buddhist thought, this approach focuses on explaining core concepts such as dependent origination and emptiness theory, and their deepening impact on the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path. It aims to establish a dialogue framework between phenomenology and Buddhist thought. Through literature review and theoretical comparison,...

Preliminary Study on the Clinical Effectiveness of Short-Term Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Using Virtual Reality

신경정신의학 2025 Min Choi, HeeKyung Hwang, Goeun Seong et al.

Objectives Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) is known to be helpful in improving mental health.Virtual reality (VR) has been suggested to enhance the effectiveness of treatment by increasing participants' sense of immersion in cognitive behavioral therapy.This study sought to explore whether VR-based MBCT could be applied to young adults to improve their mental health. MethodsThe study...

Long-term Yoga Experience Predicted a Facilitated Attentional Disengagement from Fearful Faces.

International Journal of Yoga 2025 Gabriela Campelo, Goiara Mendonça De Castilho

Facilitated attentional engagement to, and impaired disengagement from, negative stimuli are centrally involved in maladaptive psychological states, anxiety and mood disorders. Theoretical frameworks propose that yoga-based practices modulate attention to emotion via bottom-up and top-down processes which could shape attentional engagement and disengagement patterns over time, respectively, and...

DOI: 10.4103/ijoy.ijoy_199_24 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Attentional bias Attentional disengagement Emotion regulation Emotional bias

Flowing between gongs: Mixed-methods insights into shared flow and temporal distortion in music performance.

PLoS One 2025 Hannah J Gibbs, Andrea Schiavio

Ideas of temporal distortion prevail in the discourse of flow research, where references are often made to "time flying". Nonetheless, little research has investigated how flow affects time perception in terms of both directionality and surrounding context, particularly within shared flow. Simultaneously, temporal distortion during music listening has been explored, but little is known about...

Neurophysiological Markers of (Dis)Connectedness: Insights from Ketamine

Neuromethods 2025 Naji Alnagger, Paolo Cardone, Javier Montupil et al.

AbstractKetamine is a versatile N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA)-antagonist used in various clinical settings. Ketamine dose-dependently induces psychoactive effects: at low, anti-hyperalgesic doses, these are minor or not detectable, but at subanesthetic doses, they may include dissociative, psychotomimetic, and psychedelic events. At an anesthetic dose, ketamine leads to a state of “(full)...

Fighting Drugs with Drugs: Medical Mushrooms in Utah's War on Opioids

Utah law review 2025 Paul Helms

In addition to the happy side effect of improving psilocybin’s odds of rescheduling under the proposed new CAMU standard (potentially increasing national psilocybin accessibility for opioid recovery), Senator Escamilla’s S.B. 200 could represent the beginning of a new era for the State of Utah in its battle against opioids. Despite S.B. 200’s failure to pass, the medical application of...