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Interconnection of Rigveda, Mandukya Upanishad and Yoga Sutra for Spiritual Growth

Rigvedic Himalaya December 2, 2025 Satish Tallapaka

According to ancient principles of Sanatana(eternal) dharma, the four Purusharthas include Dharma (righteous), Artha(just means for acquiring wealth), Kama (fulfilling basic desires and needs of human life), and Moksha i.e enlightenment, be one with the Paramatma. The ultimate goal for human birth is described as Moksha or being one with Paramatma in Adi Shankaracharya's VivekaChudamani. One...

Effect of Contemplative Monastic Debate Practice on Emotion Regulation and Experience

PsyArXiv December 1, 2025 Sudhakar Mishra, Robin Nusslock, Narayanan Srinivasan et al. preprint

In this study, we set out to examine whether monastic debate practice can help with emotion regulation and reduce the experience of negative affect. Research on traditional contemplative practices—including mindfulness, loving-kindness meditation, and yoga—shows that they influence emotion regulation and emotional experience. However, systematic reasoning, appraisal, and emotion regulation in a...

Enhancing Spiritual Resilience: The Role Of Buddhānussati Bhāvanā In Community Well-Being And Mental Health

International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews December 1, 2025 Kumara Kumara

Buddhnussati Bhvan (meditative recollection of the Buddha's virtues) is a key practice within Theravda Buddhism, both as a devotional exercise and as a form of psychological training.This paper documents the role of the practice in enhancing spiritual resilience and mental health within Buddhist communities.With a focus on primary sources and contemporary psychology, the study assesses how the...

DOI: 10.55248/gengpi.06.1225.0126 (opens in new tab) Mental illness Mental health care Psychological intervention Psychotherapist

Beyond the Observer: Mindfulness, No-Self, and the Dissolution of Psychological Time

Journal of Dharma Studies December 1, 2025 Indujeeva K. Peiris, Renu Joshi

This paper explores the dynamics of self, time and observation within mindfulness practice, moving beyond conceptual and observer-based frameworks. It revisits the foundational meaning of mindfulness by integrating the early Buddhist doctrine of anattā (no-self) with insights from Jiddu Krishnamurti and related Eastern and Western philosophical views. Through the lens of direct observation, the...

MINDFULNESS IN MODERN COGNITIVE- BEHAVIORAL PSYCHOTHERAPY

Kyiv journal of modern psychology and psychotherapy November 30, 2025 Denys Starkov

The relevance of the research topic. The article is devoted to an overview of mindfulness technology and its application in psychological practice and cognitive- behavioral therapy. The essence of mindfulness practice is described and a historical sketch of its emergence and development is made. Research methodology. Theoretical models of mindfulness are considered, including the decentering...

Anticipating Stress: To Focus on the Body or Do a Self-Inquiry? The Effects of a Focused and Deconstructive Meditation Session on the Stress Response

Mindfulness November 24, 2025 Liudmila Gamaiunova, Nicolas Pellerin

Abstract Objectives Contemplative practices rooted in Buddhism have been linked to psychophysiological stress reduction. However, most research has been conducted on attentional meditations (e.g., mindfulness), leaving techniques from other meditation families largely unexplored. This study aimed to test the stress-attenuating effects of two different meditations administered before a social...

DOI: 10.1007/s12671-025-02721-6 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Stress linguistics Cognition Mindfulness meditation Fight-or-flight response +5

An Innovative Student Management: Exploring the Impact of Meditation Retreats and Mindful Education on Mindfulness and Compassion Effectiveness

Jurnal Pendidikan Progresif November 19, 2025 Burmansah Burmansah, Heldy Ramadhan Putra Pembangunan, Juni Suryanadi et al.

An Innovative Student Management: Exploring the Impact of Meditation Retreats and Mindful Education on Mindfulness and Compassion Effectiveness Objective: This study aims to determine the effectiveness of Innovative Student Management (ISM) through the integration of meditation retreats, mindful living education, and compassion-based pedagogy in enhancing students’ mindfulness effectiveness,...

The Phenomenon of Forest Monks’ Meditative Practices in Thai Society

Общество философия история культура November 19, 2025 Miss Pawalee Intarasompong

This article examines the phenomenon of forest monks’ meditative practices in Thai Buddhism based on a comprehensive historical, philosophical, phenomenological, and sociocultural analysis. Particular attention is paid to the role of key teachers in the dissemination of this phenomenon (Ajahn Sao, Ajahn Mun, Ajahn Chah, and others), meditation methods (samatha, vipassana, thudong), and the...

Bridging Minds: Psychoanalysis and the Indian Knowledge System

International Journal of Interdisciplinary Approaches in Psychology November 18, 2025 Manoj Kumar Mallick, Alka Mallick

This paper examines the theoretical and practical dialogue between Western psychoanalysis and Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS), arguing for a complementary, culturally attuned psychology. It maps core psychoanalytic constructs; unconscious processes, repression, ego dynamics, and the therapeutic role of narrative, onto IKS concepts such as citta , samskara , ahamkara , and avidya . While...

DOI: 10.61113/ijiap.v3i11.1201 (opens in new tab) Contemplation Psychoanalytic theory Unconscious mind Bridging networking +8

Sky Divination: An Elemental Practice from the Unimpeded Sound Tantra

Journal of Contemplative Studies November 17, 2025 Devin Zuckerman

This article comprises an introduction to and annotated translation of a pair of passages from the Great Perfection text known as the Unimpeded Sound Tantra (Sgra thal ’gyur) and one of its earliest known commentaries from the twelfth century. The passages describe practices of divination that involve the interpretation of signs in the outer environing elements of earth, water, fire, and wind,...

DOI: 10.57010/kmhb1827 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Tibetan buddhism Dzogchen Elements Ecology +1