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Quantum Physics with relation to Ayurveda: A Review on Bridging Ancient Knowledge with Modern Science

Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences April 8, 2026 Gunjan Dhiman, Chandni Gupta, Tanvi Sood

Background: Ayurveda and Quantum physics, although developed in different eras but share same philosophical ideology at many places. This review investigates conceptual similarities between Ayurvedic principles including Pancha mahabhoota, Triguṇa, Doṣha‑Dhatu‑Mala, Ekadasa Indriya, Rasapanchaka with various concepts of quantum physics such as wave–particle duality, observer effect, quantum...

Association Between Stress and Sattva Bala (Mental Strength) - A Cross Section Study

Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences April 8, 2026 K. D. Chavda, Prachi Vora, A. Baghel et al.

Background: Stress is a natural response to challenging situations, affecting people worldwide, with higher prevalence during the pandemic. Studies show that professional students, especially in medical and engineering fields, experience more stress. Ayurveda links mental strength, or Sattvabala, to overall well-being, emphasizing its role in maintaining calmness and resilience. Acharya Charaka...

Unmasking Sleep Paralysis: Spirit Oppression Is the Hidden Truth

Neurons and Neurological Disorders April 8, 2026 Xinghong Yang

Sleep Paralysis (SP) is a well-documented neurological condition characterized by a dissociation between a waking mind and a temporarily paralyzed body during Rapid Eye Movement (REM) sleep. While modern science attributes these episodes to irregular sleep patterns or stress, prescribing behavioral strategies or medication for management, conventional medical models often struggle to fully...

On Wang Yangming's Philosophy of Mind (Xinxue)

Planetary Journal of Social Sciences & Humanities Research April 7, 2026 Cheng Gong

Wang Yangming, a Chinese philosopher of the Ming Dynasty, synthesized the philosophical traditions of ancient Confucianism and Song-Ming Neo-Confucianism to establish The Philosophy of Mind (Xinxue), a system with a history exceeding five hundred years. Its theories and practical applications have profoundly influenced social philosophy in East Asian nations such as China, Japan, and Korea, and...

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