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PranaSync AI: Breathe, Align, Balance & Resonate

2026 2nd International Conference on Sustainable Computing and Integrated Communication in Changing Landscape of AI May 1, 2026 Dhanesh Kumar, Pratap Singh, Nagendar Yamsani et al.

Yoga is an ancient tradition that enhances physical, mental and emotional health. During yoga, it is important that the posture is in the right position and without the guidance of an expert it may not be easy. In this study, the authors introduce YOGA AI, a smart training assistant system and meditation guide that does not only automatically corrects the physical posture with MoveNet but also...

The Geomorphological Mind: Bridging Ancient Insight and Modern Spatial Thoughts

International Journal of English Literature and Social Sciences May 1, 2026 Prabhakar Kumar Awasthi

This paper advances a multidisciplinary ontological model termed The Geomorphological Mind. It establishes a profound structural, psychological, and spiritual parallelism between the undulating physical geomorphology of the Earth system and the deep architecture of human consciousness. Operating on the premise that the Earth is a living manifestation of divine consciousness, this study examines...

Spirituality Among Older Adults With Depression: An Interpretative Phenomenological Study.

Journal of Nursing Scholarship May 2026 Wilawan Christraksa, Julia A Snethen, Julie L Ellis et al.

Spirituality is a crucial yet complex element of holistic nursing care, particularly when providing care for older adults with depression. In Thailand, depression poses a significant mental health challenge. Thai cultural values are deeply interwoven with individuals' beliefs, making spirituality a critical factor in addressing the care of older adults with depression. This study aimed to...

DOI: 10.1111/jnu.70082 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Coping mechanisms Geriatric depression Inner power Interpretative phenomenological analysis +2

Reintegrating Philosophy Into Postgraduate Psychiatry Training: Beyond Psychology Toward a More Humane Clinical Science.

Cureus May 2026 Dhiraj Raja

In many settings, postgraduate psychiatry training now emphasizes neuroscience, evidence-based treatment, diagnostic criteria, and structured psychological models. These advances have improved psychiatric care in important ways. They have strengthened diagnosis, expanded treatment options, and improved scientific understanding of mental illness. At the same time, this increasing focus on...

DOI: 10.7759/cureus.108826 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Clinical reasoning Medical education Patient-centered care Philosophy of psychiatry

Beyond the mind: Depersonalization and derealization as risk factors for physical health in the German general population.

Journal of Psychosomatic Research May 1, 2026 C. Kirchhoff, D. Riedl, H. Kampling et al.

BACKGROUND Depersonalization and derealization (DP/DR) are dissociative symptoms involving a sense of unreality and detachment from one's self or surroundings. While strongly associated with psychiatric conditions, their relationship to physical health and epistemic trust-shaping how individuals integrate information and particularly fragile in dissociative states-remains underexplored. METHODS...

The Concept of Shatkarma in Hatha Yoga Pradipika and Its Effect on Holistic Health

Aathiyoga Indian Journal of Ancient Medicine and Yoga May 1, 2026

Hatha Yoga Pradipika describes Shatkarma as an essential system of yogic purification practices intended to cleanse the body, mind, and consciousness and prepare the practitioner for higher stages of yoga. The present research paper analyze six cleansing techniques and their impact on physical, mental, and spiritual health. According to Hatha Yoga Pradipika, the accumulation of impurities,...

From Alienation to Fictionality: Writing Depersonalization as High Modernism Turns Late

Novel: A Forum on Fiction May 1, 2026 Josh Powell

Abstract This article argues for the significance of modernist fiction to the history of depersonalization, a psychiatric concept that describes the feeling of estrangement or detachment from one's own thoughts, feelings, sensations, body, or actions. It also suggests that reading modernism with a focus on depersonalized experience helps to distinguish “high” from “late” modernism, and to...

Anti-Phase Theta-Gamma Coupling: A Neurodynamic Hypothesis Derived from a Dynamic Self-Model

JoCN Forum May 1, 2026 Wenge Huang

: The nature of the self remains a central enigma in philosophy and a key frontier in science. This paper develops a novel “Dynamic Self-Model”—the “minimal self” emerges from the rapid alternation between “awareness” (A) and “awareness-of-awareness” (AoA)—inspired by phenomenological insights from Buddhist meditation. As a core component, we define AoA—typically not accessible to ordinary...

A LUMINOUS VOYAGE OF MYSTICISM: A REVIEW OF RAJORSHI PATRANABIS’S WHEREABOUTS OF THE ANONYMOUS: EXPLORATIONS OF THE INVISIBLE

IIP Series May 1, 2026 Jagari Mukherjee

This paper examines Whereabouts of the Anonymous: Explorations of the Invisible by Rajorshi Patranabis as a distinctive contribution to contemporary Indian writing in English that reconfigures the genre of supernatural memoir. Blending lyrical prose with episodic narration, the text resists sensationalist representations of the paranormal and instead foregrounds an introspective,...

The Relevance of Śiva Saṅkalpa Sukta Philosophy in the Age of Mental Anxiety and Fragmentation

International Journal of English Literature and Social Sciences May 1, 2026 Kanhu Charan Munna, Ga Muna

The contemporary world is increasingly characterized by psychological instability, emotional fragmentation, existential uncertainty, and spiritual alienation. In the midst of technological advancement and material progress, modern humanity continues to suffer from anxiety, depression, restlessness, and a persistent crisis of meaning. Ancient Indian philosophical traditions, particularly the...