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Avspenning og Āsana: Yoga i barnehagen

Prismet April 7, 2026 Marie Glasø Glein

Denne artikkelen undersøker hvilke komponenter som er sentrale i yogapraksis slik den utøves i norske barnehager, og ser nærmere på hvordan barnehageyoga kan beskrives. Artikkelen er en del av et prosjekt om yoga i barnehagesammenheng og bygger på data-materiale hentet fra nettsider samt spørreskjema besvart av barnehageansatte. Analysen viser at de mest fremtredende komponentene i...

The Gnostic Journey from the Life Divine to the Divine Life: A Glimpse into Sri Aurobindo’s Philosophy of Transformation

Journal of Human Values April 7, 2026

In recent years, Sri Aurobindo—a twentieth-century Indian thinker and visionary—has attracted renewed interest across diverse fields, including spirituality, nationalism, aesthetics and the philosophy of mind. Among his many contributions, it is his metaphysical and spiritual vision, particularly articulated in The Life Divine , that continues to inspire deep engagement. Building briefly on...

Fragmented Minds, Fragile Foundations: Dissociation as Conceptual Disruption in Psychology

African Journal of Stability and Development April 7, 2026 John Philip Sele, Theodaline Ndifon Feh

Dissociation occupies a paradoxical position within psychology: widely recognised in clinical practice yet persistently marginal in theoretical discourse. This paper argues that dissociation is not merely a pathological anomaly but a phenomenon that exposes the fragility of psychology’s foundational assumptions. Through a historical analysis of the intellectual divergence between Pierre Janet’s...

AI-Based Dream Pattern Decoder Using Jung and Freud Theory

DMPedia Lecture Notes in Multidisciplinary Research April 7, 2026 Jatin Kumar Singh, Anirudh Sharma, Teena Verma

Dreams have always offered a mysterious look into the human mind, inspiring both curiosity and research. This study presents a computational approach to interpreting dream narratives by combining artificial intelligence with classical psychoanalytic concepts proposed by Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung. Using natural language processing techniques, the system analyses written dream reports to...

DOI: 10.65890/dmp.lnmr.impact26.175 (opens in new tab) Dream Subconscious Psychoanalytic theory Archetype +17

Reclaiming the Sacred Body: Decolonial Healing and Indigenous Wisdom with the 4-D Wheel

April 7, 2026 Skylar Collé

This dissertation examined unpublished archival materials from the Kinsey Institute'sGina Ogden Collection alongside an in-depth interview with a sanctioned Pachakuti MesaTradition (PMT) teacher to explore the Indigenous foundations of Ogden's 4-D Wheel. The 4-DWheel integrates mind, body, heart, and spirit for sexual healing and is widely recognized in sextherapy. However, its Indigenous...

DOI: 10.31235/osf.io/r9apz_v1 (opens in new tab) Indigenous Ceremony Spirituality White mutation +16

La neurofenomenología en la segunda década del siglo XXI: una revisión sistemática

Revista Académica Internacional de Educación Física April 6, 2026 Viviana Andrea Arboleda Sánchez

La neurofenomenología se ha consolidado como un programa interdisciplinario de investigación, orientado a integrar la experiencia vivida en primera persona con hallazgos de estudios empíricos de la actividad del sistema nervioso. Objetivo: analizar la evidencia empírica reciente en neurofenomenología, identificando las principales líneas de investigación, las metodologías empleadas y las...

DOI: 10.59614/acief62026270 (opens in new tab) Persona Physical activity Motor activity

Can Machines Think About Thinking? Reframing Metacognition in the Age of Generative AI

Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Consciousness April 3, 2026 Simone Conversano

In this paper, I investigate whether metacognition — the ability to monitor, evaluate, and regulate one’s own cognitive processes and performance — can arise in non-biological systems, especially Large Language Models (LLMs). Drawing on cognitive science and philosophy of mind, I contrast embodied and enactivist accounts, which tie metacognition to biological consciousness and embodied...

Escapism Versus Sustainable Well-being: Romanticized Travel in Media and the Psychological Reality of Nature-based Health Tourism

April 3, 2026 Shruti Singh, Arun Kumar

Travel has long been romanticized as a transformative trip leading to personal discovery and psychological healing. Travel literature and films such as Eat, Pray, Love tend to portray travel as an escape from interior conflict, promising a fundamental and enduring transformation. These are oversimplifications of the multidimensionality of mental health, with unrealistic expectations being...

Méditation et hypnose, qu’en dit la science ? Dialogue entre l’expérientiel et l’expérimental

Journal de l'hypnose et de la santé intégrative April 3, 2026 François Tison, A. Bioy, A. Lutz et al.

Le présent article, issu d’une table ronde tenue lors des Rencontres de l’IMIC en octobre 2025, explore la neuro-phénoménologie, une approche articulant l’expérience subjective (première personne) et les mesures objectives issues des neurosciences (troisième personne). Elle vise à relier les vécus à leurs corrélats cérébraux en hypnose et en méditation. À l’issue de ces échanges retranscrits...

Mind as quasi-miracle

April 3, 2026 C. Bourne, Emily Caddick Bourne

ABSTRACT Adam Toon’s Mind as Metaphor ends with an epilogue on the ghost in the machine. For Toon, the story of the mind is a ghost story told for good reason. His account of how a disbelieved story can be worth telling attempts to combine appeals to fiction and to metaphor. We start by raising concerns about the cogency of the elements Toon has selected to articulate such a view, which draws...