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Rethinking Education for Sustainable Development: Ontological Fragmentation and the Case for Situated Non-Dual Alternatives

Journal of Sustainability September 11, 2026 Amit Mishra, Himanshu Pandey, Ikhlas Ahmad et al.

Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) is extensively theorised as pedagogy and policy, but the ontological assumptions of the traditions informing it remain largely unexamined. This paper derives three ontological requirements from sustainability's own internal logic — interdependence, intrinsic value and ecological limits — and applies immanent critique to four traditions dominant in...

Pengembangan Aplikasi Meditasiku Berbasis Objek Pernapasan bagi Remaja Buddhis di Pitakananda

Jurnal Ilmiah Religiosity Entity Humanity September 10, 2026 Tony Tony, Partono Nyanasuryanadi, Budi Utomo

This study aims to develop an Android-based Meditation application as a meditation learning medium with breathing as the object for teenagers at the Pitakananda Vihara Buddhist Sunday School (SMB). The application development uses the ADDIE model (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation) with main features in the form of meditation guide videos, interactive quizzes,...

Psychoactives and Psychedelics in Yoga: Historical Contexts and Contemporary Culture

Journal of Contemplative Studies September 10, 2026 Stuart Sarbacker

In this paper, I examine the relationship between the mind-body disciplines of Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain systems of yoga, focusing on the use of psychoactive substances in the Indic religious context and the ways that modern cosmopolitan forms of yoga have been intersected with the use of psychedelic substances.The foundation of the study is a comparative examination of the semantic field of...

Can an Algorithm Be Sacred? Affect, Embodiment, and the Spiritual Status of Artificial Intelligence: A Spinozist, Cross-Traditional Inquiry

Religions September 9, 2026 Abdurrazak Gültekin

The question of whether artificial intelligence could bear the imago Dei, possess a soul, be a subject of salvation, or suffer in a religiously weighty sense increasingly frames debates at the intersection of AI and faith. Such debates typically rest on an intellectualist criterion: they treat mind as intelligence or information processing, so that as machine performance advances, the sacred...

Protocol for project FIERCE: A randomized controlled trial to evaluate a positive emotion-focused meditation intervention for physicians with elevated stress.

PLoS One September 9, 2026 J Richard T Korecki, Diana Winston, Elizabeth Ko et al.

Introduction: Nearly 80% of healthcare providers experience adverse psychological symptoms (e.g., depression, burnout, sleep disturbance) stemming from workplace stressors. Elevated levels of stress have been associated with unfavorable occupational, patient, and provider-related outcomes, imposing a heavy burden on a strained system. Given the impact of stress on both employee and patient...

Meditation Sickness Changing Perspectives of Meditation

Libraries and Cultural Resources September 9, 2026 Elliot Beatty Williams

This thesis examines the phenomena of meditation sickness as it is presented from historical Buddhist accounts through to contemporary research. I argue that the popular conception of meditation as a purely benign practice does not hold up to the evidence of meditation sickness. This thesis aims to combine historical documentation of Buddhist accounts of meditation sickness with the...

Before the Proposition: Dependent Origination, Contingency, and the Pre-Symbolic Genesis of Knowing

PhilPapers (PhilPapers Foundation) September 8, 2026 Wanhong Huang

This paper examines the formation of knowing before it becomes stabilized as an explicit proposition, definition, or other symbolic epistemic output. Philosophical and scientific accounts of knowledge frequently privilege articulated results, while the conditions through which those results become epistemically possible receive less attention. The present inquiry focuses on the generative...

Contemplative pathways to personal sustainability transformations: technique and practice of loving kindness

Sustainability Science September 8, 2026 Therese Asplund, Pål Dobrin

Abstract Building on calls for deep human–nature reconnection and growing recognition of contemplative pathways for inner–outer transformations toward sustainability, this study addresses a current gap in empirical research on contemplative interventions designed to cultivate a deeper sense of connection with the more-than-human world. This study (1) develops an approach to the Buddhist...

Reconsidering the Exclusion of Langerian Mindfulness: A Commentary on Chems-Maarif et al. (2025)

PsyArXiv September 8, 2026 Peter Aungle, Francesco Pagnini preprint

Objectives. Chems-Maarif et al. (2025) propose a refined definition of mindfulness for psychological science and exclude Langer’s socio-cognitive construct on the grounds that it is empirically differentiated from Buddhist-inspired conceptualizations. This commentary offers a perspective on that exclusion.Methods. We examine two questions. First, what does the factor-analytic separation between...

PENGALAMAN SELAMA MEDITASI VIPASSANA BHĀVANĀ: STUDI FENOMENOLOGI MAHASISWA PRODI PENDIDIKAN KEAGAMAAN BUDDHA STABN SRIWIJAYA

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) September 7, 2026 Yovanda Adi Dharma Surya preprint

Penelitian ini dilatarbelakangi oleh pengalaman mahasiswa yang beragam selama mengikuti praktik meditasi Vipassana Bhāvanā, baik berupa kondisi fisik, pikiran, emosi, maupun hambatan dalam mempertahankan perhatian selama meditasi. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengalaman nyata mahasiswa, cara mahasiswa memaknai kondisi yang memengaruhi pengalaman meditasi, serta makna pengalaman...