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A Multidisciplinary Hypothesis to Life after Death: Does it a universal survival of the genomic particle of the consciousness when a brain death?

June 30, 2023 Kande Lekamalaya Senarath Dayathilake preprint

To find a scientific solution to the belief that life after death and consciousness yet it remains unclear due to unresolved problems in (new) physics, psychology, philosophy, and neuroscience. I show you that early Buddhist psychology and some empirical research findings might be helpful to get better insight or, at least, for a better hypothesis on this matter. I show that the natural...

On the Need to Apply the Ālayavijñāna theory to Modern Meditation Practices: Focusing on the first argument of the Eight Proofs of the Existence of the Ālayavijñāna

Journal of Meditation based Psychological Counseling June 30, 2023 M. Kang

This paper analyzes the content of the eight proofs of the existence of the Ālayavijñāna, which were established in the context of the Viniscayasamgrahani of Yogācārabhūmi-śāstra the Viniscayasamgrahani, in a contemporary perspective, and suggests the necessity of applying them to modern meditation practices. If we understand the eight proofs of the existence of the Ālayavijñāna in a modern...

Modern Understanding of the Lotus Samādhi

Journal of Meditation based Psychological Counseling June 30, 2023 Byung-Wook Lee

In this article, I will introduce the contents of the Lotus Samādhi and illuminate it from a modern perspective. The Lotus Samādhi consists of 10 items. However, the important part can be said to be the correct insight of reality at the end of the 10 items. This correct insight of reality refers to the idea of emptiness, and from the viewpoint of repentance, it can be said to be great...

The role of silence in the production of social order in meditation (on the example of vipassana)

RUDN Journal of Sociology June 30, 2023 A. K. Spirkina

The article considers silence as the most important component of vipassana (meditation technique from early Buddhism) as it is taught in the tradition of S.N. Goenka. As a religious vow, silence is a condition for the successful meditation retreat. Although meditative silence does not seem to form sociality, vipassana courses are a collective practice. After the end of courses, the desire of...

Myōe Shonin

Oxford University Press eBooks June 24, 2023 Kelly Bulkeley

Abstract This chapter introduces the second of the dream journalists, Myōe Shonin. Born in 1173 ce in Japan, he became an ascetic monk who advocated for religious reforms in the Kegon and Shingon schools of Buddhism. Myōe kept a journal of his dreams, visions, and meditation experiences for more than forty years. The intensity of his desire to emulate as closely as possible the life and being...

Contemporary Mindfulness and Transreligious Learning Paths of Mental Health Professionals

Religions June 19, 2023 Ville Husgafvel, Terhi Utriainen 10 citations

In this article, we apply and assess the concept of transreligiosity in the study of formally educated and licensed psychologists and psychotherapists in Finland who integrate mindfulness practices in their professional toolkit. Our analytical focus complements the discussion on the use of religious and spiritual traditions as therapeutic resources by turning scholarly attention from individual...

Deities and Divas: Queer Ritual Specialists in Myanmar, Thailand, and Beyond

The Journal of Asian Studies June 13, 2023 Erick White 3 citations

Focused on the growing numbers of gay and trans female ritual specialists found in the proliferating spirit possession cults of mainland Southeast Asia, Deities and Divas illuminatingly brings the scholarship of queer studies and spirit possession studies into an otherwise previously neglected dialogue. Through analytic overviews and empirical case studies, Peter Jackson and Benjamin Baumann's...

Beyond the Inclusion–Exclusion Binary: Right Mindfulness and Its Implications for Perceived Inclusion and Exclusion in the Workplace

Journal of Business Ethics June 13, 2023 Mai Chi Vu, Nicholas Burton 12 citations

Abstract This study examines non-Western perceptions of inclusion and exclusion through an examination of right mindfulness practitioners in Vietnam. It contributes to the critical inclusion literature that problematizes inclusion by showing how right mindfulness practitioners rejected the concepts of inclusion and exclusion, and moreover, resisted attachments to feelings of inclusion or...

DOI: 10.1007/s10551-023-05457-2 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Mindfulness Inclusion mineral Inclusion–exclusion principle Feeling +5

МЕДИТАЦІЯ ЯК ПСИХОЛОГІЧНА ПРАКТИКА РОБОТИ З ДУХОМ

Наукові перспективи June 1, 2023 Сергій Русланович Скляренко

МЕДИТАЦІЯ ЯК ПСИХОЛОГІЧНА ПРАКТИКА РОБОТИ З ДУХОМАнотація.У статті здійснено теоретичний розгляд медитації як психологічної практики роботи з духом.Визначено, що медитаціяце інтенсивний, проникаючий у глибини психіки роздум, занурення в предмет, ідею, процес, який досягається шляхом зосередженості на одному об'єкті й усуненні всіх факторів (зовнішніх і внутрішніх), що розсіюють увагу.Медитація...

Person-Centered Mindfulness: A Culturally and Spiritually Sensitive Approach to Clinical Practice.

Journal of Religion and Health June 2023 Harold G. Koenig

Mindfulness meditation is rapidly being integrated into many different forms of counseling and psychotherapy, and there is a growing evidence base for its effectiveness. It is important to understand the spiritual roots of mindfulness, and to apply it in a patient-centered manner, sensitive to the patient's own faith tradition rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach, assuming that...

DOI: 10.1007/s10943-023-01768-w (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Chaplains Counseling Culturally-sensitive care Military +4