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Role Of Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) Curriculum In Reducing Academic Stress Among Students

VEETHIKA June 25, 2026 Himanshu Pandey, Ikhlas Ahmad

Academic stress has become a significant issue in contemporary education, affecting students’ academic performance, mental health, emotional balance, and motivation. Many factors, such as heavy syllabi, frequent examinations, competitive learning environments, and high expectations from parents and institutions, often create pressure that exceeds coping abilities. The present study examines the...

DOI: 10.67088/veethika/v16.i2.10 (opens in new tab) Meditation Experiential learning Curriculum Thematic analysis +10

Yoga-Informed Educational Leadership: A Holistic Model For Regenerative Learning Environments

Shodh Sari June 24, 2026 Makepeace Deorji

In Nigeria, where yoga is largely unknown and underused, recent socio-economic challenges- including inflation, burnout, and growing mental health challenges – make the need for a change in educational leadership model apparent. This paper projects a yoga-informed approach to educational leadership as a full, invigorative model for planning sustainable learning environments. Rooted in the...

DOI: 10.59231/sari7862 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Yoga-informed leadership Regenerative education Sustainable schools Educational planning +1

Somatic Approaches for Stress Reduction and Nervous System Recovery: Theoretical Foundations, Evidence Review, and the Dotyk Method

European Journal of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences June 23, 2026 Olena Romaniuk

Chronic stress and nervous system dysregulation affect a substantial share of the global workforce, with women reporting measurably higher rates of occupational stress and burnout than men. This paper examines the theoretical foundations and documented outcomes of somatic wellness approaches for stress reduction and nervous system support, with particular attention to interoception-based,...

DOI: 10.59324/ejahss.2026.3(3).32 (opens in new tab) Affect linguistics Somatic cell Autonomic nervous system Modalities +9

Efficacy of Yoga in Enhancing the Mental Health of Women with Postpartum Depression: A Comprehensive Review

Indian Journal of YOGA Exercise & Sport Science and Physical Education June 20, 2026 Kusum Sharma, Dr. Abhishek Bhardwaj

Aim of the study: This comprehensive review aims to compile the corpus of research on the therapeutic effectiveness of yoga in enhancing the mental health and well-being of new mothers with symptoms of postpartum depression. The present study is an attempt to look at how yoga practice in the postnatal period after delivery of the baby can help in reducing the symptoms of postpartum depression...

A Breath of Hope: A Modified Tonglen Meditation for Practitioners

Mindfulness June 20, 2026 Dan Tomasulo

Compassion-based meditation practices, including Tonglen, offer promise for emotional self-regulation, yet Tonglen remains underutilized in contemporary clinical and applied settings. This paper introduces Hope Breath, a brief three-minute adaptation of Tonglen meditation designed to simultaneously downregulate negative emotions and upregulate positive states. The aim was to provide...

Defining Advanced Meditation A Conceptual Foundation for a Comprehensive Contemplative Science beyond Mindfulness Meditation, Basic Meditation, and Other Non-Meditative Consciousness-Altering Practices

PsyArXiv June 20, 2026 Terje Sparby, Brian Toomey, Malcolm Wright et al. preprint

This article proposes a definition of advanced meditation which in concise form is the states, stages, and endpoints that arise with the maturation and mastery of awareness skills. Advanced meditation involves experiential and structural mental changes, sometimes radical, to volition, affect, cognition, and self-related processing in the direction of effortlessness, intentional control,...

Lower breathing frequencies in personalized slow-paced breathing enhance relaxation and reduce arousal.

iScience June 19, 2026 Lukas Moebus, Manuel Spitschan, Felix Ehrlenspiel

Among all vital functions, breathing is uniquely under both autonomic and volitional control. This dual control enables conscious recognition and regulation of arousal. While breathwork affects arousal and relaxation, research rarely investigates the impact of specific parameters or individual differences. In a randomized crossover trial (N = 42), university students practiced three 5-min,...

Prana-Centered AI Integrating Subtle Yogic Energetics Into Intelligent Wellness Systems

Advances in Computational Intelligence and Robotics June 18, 2026 Prabir Mondal, Sohom Saha, Bharat Prasad et al.

This chapter introduces Prana-Centered AI, a pioneering framework that blends ancient yogic energetics with modern intelligent wellness technologies. While contemporary AI-powered wearables excel at tracking physiological data, they overlook the subtle dimensions of human vitality described in classical yoga, Prana, Nadis, Chakras, and the subtle body. Prana-Centered AI bridges this gap through...

Managing Stress

June 17, 2026 Shannon Hodges

Body and breath work has 2,000-year-old roots in China. Learning how to calm the polyvagal nerve system through focused breathwork, meridian tapping, and body movement is a key part of healing trauma and restoring emotional well-being.

DOI: 10.4324/9781003689232-9 (opens in new tab) Stress linguistics Meridian astronomy Work physics Emotional stress +1

Slow Deep Breathing Effects on the Human Consciousness-10-Second Breathing Rhythm Synchronizes Slow Cortical Potentials.

Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback June 17, 2026 Maximilian Wrobel, Thilo Hinterberger

Understanding the linkage between slow paced breathing (SPB), slow cortical potentials (SCP) and the human consciousness could help to improve practicing strategies in the field of mental well-being. Providing 25 individuals performing two different breathing cycles (6 s-cycle and 10 s-cycle), which were accompanied by the sound of a humming gong, while measuring a 64-channel EEG, our study...

DOI: 10.1007/s10484-026-09795-5 (opens in new tab) Paced breathing Slow cortical potentials