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Aspects and Literary Significance of Visitors to the Transcendent World in 『GeumoSinhwa』 and 『GijaeGiui』

Korean Language and Literature July 30, 2026 Hyun-hwa Kim

『GeumoSinhwa』 and 『GijaeGiui』 are works that intensively feature the figures of visitors to the transcendent world from the era of tales. These visitors challenge the ontology of immortality not through variations of the ‘body,’ but through the experiment of ‘'crossing boundaries with the physical body itself.’ The aspects of visitors to the transcendent world in classical novels manifest as...

Respiração Yóguica e Regulação Psicofisiológica

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) July 30, 2026 Francisco Marques de Abreu Filho preprint

Este artigo examina, por meio de uma revisão bibliográfica narrativa de natureza qualitativa e exploratória, as interfaces entre as técnicas respiratórias do Yoga (pranayama), a meditação e os principais referenciais psicoterápicos contemporâneos (psicodinâmico, cognitivo-comportamental e terapias de terceira onda) na promoção da regulação psicofisiológica e do bem-estar mental. O trabalho...

A Study of the Contribution of Swami Sivananda Saraswati Ji in Contemporary Stressful Lifestyle

International Journal of Economic Practices and Theories July 27, 2026 Rita Pant, V. K. Jain

Stress has emerged as one of the most significant challenges of the twenty-first century, affecting individuals across all age groups and professions. Rapid technological advancements, urbanization, intense competition, changing family structures, and demanding lifestyles have contributed to increasing levels of psychological stress, anxiety, depression, and emotional instability. In this...

Learning proximal cyclic sighing buffers anxiety across learning moments and boredom across days

npj Science of Learning July 23, 2026 Peng Wang, Lesya Ganushchak, Camille Welie et al.

Emotions during language learning fluctuate rapidly, but intervention studies often miss when change occurs. In a two-arm randomized ecological momentary trial, 84 university foreign-language learners completed a 20-day protocol comprising 5 baseline, 10 intervention, and 5 post-intervention days, with five assessments per day (6,281 observations). Forty-seven participants completed three daily...

YOGA PRACTICES AND PSYCHOMOTOR COORDINATION IN SCHOOL-GOING STUDENTS: A NARRATIVE REVIEW OF REACTION TIME AND STEADINESS

EPRA International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research July 23, 2026 Suman Thapliyal, Nidheesh Yadav

Background: Psychomotor coordination is important for children to develop, to do tasks like sports, educational performance, and functional daily activities. The reaction time and steadiness are two crucial parameters of neuromuscular efficiency, sensorimotor integration, and cognitive processing. Objective: This narrative review aims to review the effects of yoga practices on reaction time and...

Acute and Longitudinal Effects of Meditation on Student Anxiety

July 21, 2026 Marina Saraiva-Mendes, Tristan A Bekinschtein, Barbara Jachs preprint

In the last two decades, traditional neuroscience has increasingly sought to investigate the so-called neural correlates of conscious states, with a growing scientific interest into contemplative practices such as meditation. Phenomenological accounts of such experiences have likewise been studied in depth, frequently by the use of rating scales or questionnaires. Yet, first- and third-person...

How Deliberate Change Takes Hold: Ambient Organization, Relative Informational Dominance, and Transformational Transfer

International Journal on Science and Technology July 21, 2026 Eric P. Rubenstein

Deliberate human change rarely occurs because a person receives isolated information. Change takes hold when structured differences acquire stable influence over attention, emotion, body, expectation, behavior, symbol, environment, and social reinforcement. This paper develops a functional framework for explaining how such organization emerges, becomes dominant, destabilizes prior patterns, and...

Cultivate Inner Resilience

Productivity Press eBooks July 10, 2026 Matthew Bogner

Just as athletes train their bodies for the race ahead, Christian healthcare leaders must prepare their hearts and minds for the journey set before them. This preparation begins with cultivating inner resilience, which is vital in high-stress healthcare environments. Practices like meditation, mindfulness, and breathwork help calm the mind, ground the body, and foster spiritual clarity. In that...

The Role of Self-Compassion in Conscious Connected Breathing: Evidence from a Randomized Controlled Trial

Open Mind July 9, 2026 Emma Wiethoff, Barbara Breitenstein, Nina Hartter et al. preprint

This preregistration specifies hypotheses and an analysis plan for a randomized controlled trial comparing Conscious Connected Breathing (CCB) with Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) in adults with a history of childhood adversity. The primary outcome is change in self-compassion from pre- to post-intervention. Secondary analyses examine whether altered states of consciousness during CCB...

Promoting Mental Health through Yoga: A Holistic Perspective for Secondary School Education

The Research Dialogue July 7, 2026 Indu Saharan, Priyanka Rani

Mental health has emerged as a major concern in contemporary education due to the increasing prevalence of stress, anxiety, emotional disturbances, and psychosocial challenges among schoolgoing adolescents.Educational institutions are therefore expected to adopt holistic approaches that promote not only academic achievement but also the physical, emotional, social, and psychological well-being...

DOI: 10.64880/theresearchdialogue.v5i2.35 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Perspective graphical Mental health School education Health education +5