International Journal of Integrative Health and Mind-Body Medicine
June 30, 2026
Mahesh Jadhav, S. Mishra, Kalpesh Dattani
Background:-Male infertility is frequently associated with significant psychological distress, including anxiety, depression, and reduced quality of life. Conventional management primarily addresses physiological causes, often neglecting psychosocial dimensions. Yogic interventions may offer a holistic, non-pharmacological approach to address this gap. Case Presentation:-A 27-year-old male...
Mağallaẗ markaz Bābil li-l-dirāsāt al-insāniyyaẗ
June 30, 2026
احمد عويز حسين
This study aims to analyze how religious concepts are formed, rooted, and institutionalized within the Turkish collective mind and mental structure, through a foundational and analytical approach centered on Turkish Sufi poetry. The study is grounded in the hypothesis that Sufi poetry transcends its status as a mere literary genre, functioning instead as an anthropological and epistemological...
Kalaa Samiksha
June 30, 2026
Radhika Gowardhan, Jagdish Khaire
Dance is one of the earliest and most fundamental modes of human expression, emerging alongside the evolution of humanity as a means of communicating emotion, rhythm, and experience through the body. From spontaneous movement to structured forms, dance has developed across cultures. The recurring presence of dance in social and cultural celebrations underscores its role in expressing joy,...
Poornaprajna International Journal of Management Education & Social Science
June 30, 2026
Ramanathan Srinivasan, P. S. Aithal
Purpose: The question of how human beings come to know — what counts as knowledge, how beliefs are validated, which cognitive processes are trustworthy, and what the ultimate purpose of knowing is — lies at the heart of philosophy across every civilisation. Western epistemology and the epistemological traditions of India represent two of the most richly developed responses to these questions in...
Jurnal Fuaduna
June 30, 2026
Abdurrahman Abdurrahman, Mohammad Subhi, Dhea Dayuranggi Meghatruh
This article examines the problem of subjectivity in David Chalmers’ formulation of the hard problem of consciousness, particularly the difficulty of explaining subjective experience and qualia within a predominantly third-person scientific framework. The study argues that the exclusion or marginalization of the experiencing subject generates both a methodological limitation in investigating...
June 30, 2026
Chad Engelland
Why is God hidden? How might God be pointed out? In this timely study, Chad Engelland provides an original and compelling account of why God the creator is naturally hidden and how God can be intended. Drawing on phenomenology, philosophy of language, and medieval thought, he explores these questions, arguing that if the God in question is the ultimate source of all things, then hiddenness is...
Humanities and Meditation Research Institute
June 30, 2026
Tae-kyung An
This study aims to analyze research trends in Buddhist counseling-related academic journal articles published in South Korea from 2016 to 2025 and to propose directions for future research. To this end, articles identifiable through domestic academic search services - including KCI, RISS, DBpia, eArticle, and KOAJ - as well as open internet searches were reviewed for publications from 2016...
Anthropological Measurements of Philosophical Research
June 30, 2026
V. Liakh, M. Lukashenko, A. Usyk
Purpose. The article aims to conduct a philosophical and comparative analysis of the conceptualisation of the Self in premodern, modern, postmodern and metamodern intellectual traditions through the prism of the dichotomy between multiplicity and wholeness, as well as to identify the internal logic of their transformations in relation to the type of sociality. The theoretical basis is grounded...
FIKROTUNA Jurnal Pendidikan dan Manajemen Islam
June 30, 2026
Rizal Arsjad, Muzdalifa Mamonto, Yusup Tajri et al.
Anxiety is among the most prevalent mental health problems in university students, and Muslim students in Indonesia and Southeast Asia report consistently high distress alongside limited access to culturally congruent care. Cognitive restructuring (CR), the core technique of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), has strong evidence for anxiety, yet its secular framing limits its resonance for...
International Journal of Current Pharmaceutical Review and Research
June 30, 2026
Joshna Rani Malla, Deepti Konala, Rada Padmaja et al.
Background: Yoga is a mind–body practice that combines postures, breathing exercises, relaxation and meditation. It may influence cardiovascular, metabolic, anthropometric and cognitive functions through autonomic regulation and stress reduction. Aim: To evaluate the effect of three months of regular yogic practice on selected physiological parameters among healthy volunteers. Methods: This...