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Challenging STEM Learning Spaces: The Paradigm of Contemplative Traditions as the Bedrock of Creativity and Healing

Journal of Contemplative and Holistic Education 2026 Raaghav Pandya, Christopher Emdin

As the post-pandemic classroom and pedagogy evolve to remedy oppressive norms, young people’s mental health and alienation has taken front stage (Rahmani & Zitouni, 2022). Traditional STEM learning spaces often teach inquiry as a linear, non-deviated approach to problems about self and nature (Hrisa & Psillos, 2022). Furthermore, because our classrooms often strip students and educators of...

Consciousness in Indian Philosophy

2026 Matthew Mackenzie

Consciousness has been a central theme of Indian philosophy for more than 2500 years. Returning to the theories that originated in the Classical age, Matthew MacKenzie presents the first comprehensive overview of Indian views about the nature and structure of consciousness. MacKenzie looks to theUpanisadsand the early Buddhist discourses for the roots of the theories, following consciousness as...

Why Mindfulness Is Not Sati: The Genealogy of the Mindfulness Boom

Buddhist-Christian Studies 2026 Ursula Baatz

abstract: The practice of sati , mindfulness, is a fundamental exercise of Buddhism, embedded in and explained by Buddhist philosophical reflection. In just a few decades, a largely unknown Buddhist meditation practice has become a method used by psychotherapists, hospitals, and even the U.S. military. Colonialism and the modernization of Buddhism led to a modernization of Vipassana practice....

Contemplative Practices for Theatrical Interventions and Living

Applied Theatre and Racial Justice Care Community Change 2026

Through a core understanding of the Buddhist concept of interbeing and how it aligns with theatre as a school for empathy, Teo shares a reflective journey-mapping of the generative process of creating Labyrinth: Defining Humanity (2018), an international performance project in Beijing, China. Teo, whose contemplative practices are rooted primarily in Buddhism, seeks to integrate spiritual...

How Not to Write a Novel: Essays on a Novelist’s Relationship to Creative Practice, Artistic Integrity, and a Novel that Resisted Being Written

Liverpool John Moores University 2026 A Jones

This thesis is the record of a novelist in the process of not being able to write a novel. What began as an attempt to complete a draft of a novel became instead a multi-genre text and an autocriticism in which a fiction writer’s process becomes the subject of study at the same time it generates a novel work of creative writing. This took what was once to have been a two-part thesis comprising...

DOI: 10.24377/ljmu.t.00028742 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Confessional Conversation Context archaeology Memoir +11

Understanding Relationship between Mystical Experiences and Yoga-based Personality Traits in Meditators, Patients with Psychosis, and Psychedelic Users: A Cross-sectional Study

Journal of Applied Consciousness Studies 2026 G. Raj, Hemant Bhargav 1 citation

Data from previous psychedelic trials suggests that the intensity of mystical experiences positively impacts treatment outcomes. However, not many conceptual frameworks are available to measure how this seems to be the case. According to Yogic and Buddhist philosophies, Kleshas are considered obstacles to self-realization, inner peace, and liberation. Using validated questionnaires, we accessed...

Mindfulness

The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology 2026 Nicola De Pisapia

Mindfulness refers to a family of contemplative practices and states related to the cultivation of awareness, presence, and equanimity. Originally rooted in Buddhist traditions, mindfulness has undergone a significant transformation as it entered Western psychological discourse, particularly within cognitive, neuroscientific, educational, and clinical frameworks. This chapter explores the...

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-70581-6_213-1 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Mindfulness Consciousness Contemplative practices Cultural psychology +7

Indian Philosophical Models and Growth of Behavioral Science in India: Implications for Indigenous Spiritual Psychology

Research Review Journal of Indian Knowledge Systems December 31, 2025 Jyoti Kumari, Atasi Mohanty

Indian philosophical traditions including Vedas, Upanishads, Yoga, Vedanta, Buddhism, and Jainism offer sophisticated models of consciousness, mind body relations, and psychological functioning that continue to shape contemporary thought. This paper analyses key contributions from Vedic and Upanishadic conceptions of self, Samkhya Yoga dualism, and Buddhist and Jain theories of cognition to...

The effects of a compassion toward others meditation program for middle-aged adults: Focusing on empathy, compassion toward others, and helping behavior

Journal of Meditation based Psychological Counseling December 31, 2025 Hyunjin Kim

The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of a Compassion Toward Others meditation program for middle-aged adults. The research aimed to investigate whether the program influenced empathy, compassion toward others, and helping behavior among participants. To address these questions, a Compassion Toward Others meditation program was conducted for middle-aged participants, and pre- and...

Time-series trend analysis of meditation intervention research: Focusing on keyword networks

Journal of Meditation based Psychological Counseling December 31, 2025 Jeong Gwiyeon

This study aimed to systematically understand the knowledge structure and time-series changes in domestic meditation intervention research from 2016 to 2025. The main focus was to investigate research trend shifts and paradigm transitions before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Keyword Network Analysis (KNA) was performed on 1,442 domestic meditation intervention studies published in...