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Routledge eBooks October 12, 2026 Julie S. Byrd
How do we do ecointerculturality, and what does it feel like to experience it? Part Two introduces ecotranslanguaging as the embodied practice through which ecointerculturality comes alive: a way of languaging that extends beyond human speech into the sensory, relational, and spiritual dimensions of a living, interrelated, communicative world. Drawing on nine interconnected theoretical...
THE PARADIGM CHRONICLE JOURNAL OF ACADEMIC INQUIRY & CRITICAL THOUGHT October 12, 2026 Shridhar Ghodake
The Dattātreyayogaśāstra (DYŚ) is one of those texts that changes how we see the history of yoga. Composed in South India around 1200 CE, it is the earliest known work to call a physical yogic system Haṭhayoga and the first to weave that system together with Patañjali’s eight-limbed path. The text unfolds as a conversation between the sage Sāṃkṛti and Dattātreya, a divine yogi revered in the...
Learning from the High Priestess October 12, 2026
This chapter weaves together descriptions of breath practice, including kundalini yoga and meditation practices developed by Rev. angel Kyodo williams and Alexis Pauline Gumbs, continuing the book’s trajectory of acknowledging the significance of Black feminisms.
Preprints.org October 12, 2026 Hong Chen, Ziyu Wang, Yuyu Gu et al. preprint
The study aimed to examine the effect of a mindful parenting intervention on parents of adolescents exhibiting non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI). Families meeting the specified criteria voluntarily participated, resulting in 23 families in the intervention group and 18 families in the waitlisted treatment group. Both groups were carefully matched in demographic variables. Only the parents in the...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) October 12, 2026 Mart Wijn preprint
Abstract This paper sets out a framework, not a proof. It proposes that the usual order of explanation between consciousness and predictive processing may be reversed: that phenomenal consciousness — bare, non-linguistic awareness — precedes language, and that the specifically overwriting, anticipatory mode of prediction that colors adult experience is, in large part, a consequence of language...
Time and Mind October 11, 2026 Sevil Mehdilou, Fariborz Dolatabadi, Masoomeh Yaghoobi
This article proposes a four-layer phenomenological–semiotic model of appresentation, understood as the symbolic and affective co-presence of unseen dimensions within embodied spatial experience. Drawing on phenomenology, archetypal symbolism, and theories of cultural memory, the study conceptualizes sacred architecture as a dynamic field in which symbolic meaning and lived presence emerge...
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research October 11, 2026 Shilpa Subramanyam
This empirical study evaluates the psychological impact of a 20-day daily auditory listening intervention of the Bhagavad Gita on adult psychological well-being and emotion regulation. Positioned as a secular, text-based auditory contemplative practice, the intervention engaged N = 40 adults aged 25 to 60 years in Bengaluru, India. Participants listened to a 15-minute standardized audio track...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) October 11, 2026 Guido Freddi, Lucrezia Bizzarri, Cristina Rossi et al. preprint
This preprint describes the development and clinical implementation of Mindtrek, a nature-based contemplative programme, at the Komen Italia Centre for Integrative Oncology, Fondazione Policlinico Universitario A. Gemelli IRCCS, Rome. Mindtrek combines slow walking in natural environments, shared silence, attentional practices and group reflection. In two eight-week cycles (winters 2025 and...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) October 11, 2026 Rajveer Solanki preprint
This paper introduces the Mechanism of Vector Replication, an original framework in the philosophy of mind and cognitive science that addresses how human communication succeeds despite isolated, subjective internal experiences (qualia). Modeling the biological brain as an independent "rendering engine," the framework breaks down perception into a five-step processing sequence: external...
Journal of Neurological Sciences and Research. October 11, 2026 Ravinder Jerath
In 2018 my colleague and I asked five questions that neuroscience had not answered -how subjective experience relates to the physical world, how perception is so fast, how distributed processing yields one experience, why we sleep, and how emotions are regulated -and argued that the Default Space Model supplied insight into each.Eight years on, two of those answers require correction, one has...