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Bridging Worlds: Exploring the Ethical Synergy Between Buddhism and Science

Subhasita: Journal of Buddhist and Religious Studies January 13, 2025 H. Wagner

This research explores the fundamental differences between Buddhism and science, focusing on their unique approaches to knowledge and reality. The study aims to investigate the challenges of reconciling these two fields while identifying potential areas of complementarity. Using a qualitative approach, the research employs a literature review method to analyze key theoretical frameworks and...

Application of the Concept of Saṅkhāra (Mental Formation) in Theravāda Buddhist Psychology for Reducing Human Mental Suffering in Modern Life

Journal of International Buddhist Studies January 12, 2025 Ven. Vimala (Dhammapāragu)

This paper critically evaluates the concept of saṅkhāra within early Theravāda Buddhist knowledge, addressing gaps in prior studies by Bandusena Wickranmasinghe Dadanayaka and Venerable Nodhiñana, who primarily emphasize the doctrinal and causal aspects of saṅkhāra without substantial engagement with its psychological implications. This research focuses on saṅkhāra’s role as “mental formations”...

The dawn of division: For an anthropological theory of consciousness through contemplative ethnography

Anthropology of Consciousness January 12, 2025 Federico Divino 2 citations

Abstract The article delves into the need for an anthropological exploration of consciousness in the modern context. While anthropology's core focus has always been the study of the human subject, this study argues that consciousness has emerged as a fundamental aspect that underpins all human phenomena. The historical trajectory of anthropology, from its positivist leanings to contemporary...

DOI: 10.1111/anoc.12246 (opens in new tab) Contemplation Ethnography Consciousness Division mathematics +3

Exploring The Role of Yoga in Promoting Mental Well – Being and Emotional Resilience

INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT January 10, 2025 S. Saurabh

This essay examines how yoga, as a holistic practice, can improve mental health and build emotional fortitude. The study explores how yoga incorporates physical postures, breathwork, and mindfulness to alleviate stress, anxiety, and emotional difficulties, drawing on scientific research and traditional traditions. It looks at the psychological and physiological processes—such as autonomic...

Tecnologías del sujeto, política y ontología. El caso de las prácticas meditativas

Andamios January 10, 2025 António Carvalho 1 citation

El objetivo de este artículo es promover una reflexión sobre las articulaciones entre las tecnologías del sujeto, la política y la ontología, a partir del caso de las prácticas meditativas. En la literatura crítica sobre la meditación, hay una tendencia a asociar tales prácticas con el neoliberalismo. El artículo pretende problematizar esa asociación mediante el desarrollo de un...

L’art comme forme symbolique

Appareil January 10, 2025 Audrey Rieber

Cassirer thinks of the musical art as a symbolic form. That allows him to put the emphasis both on the composer’s activity and on the audience’s, that is to say to reject the theory of inspiration and to bring up the idea of configuration. What is specific to music is that it can discover pure forms of the mind. The theory of imitation (and one of its variants: the theory of expression) and the...

DOI: 10.4000/appareil.825 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Culture Musique Forme symbolique Objectivation +1

Enlightenment, a Distinct Cognitive State: Executive Awareness Cognition Theory (ExACT)

January 10, 2025 Navdeep Ahuja, Yogesh Singh, Jayvardhan Singh preprint

Enlightenment, which can be described as the end goal of long-term meditation practices, is a mental state where the boundaries of the apparent Self dissolve, experienced as a nondual awareness. The neural correlates of meditation reveal patterns such as deactivation of the Default Mode Network, activation of the Central Executive Network, and structural brain reorganization.In this context, we...

DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/gfkp4 (opens in new tab) Enlightenment Cognition Cognitive psychology Executive functions +4

Social pain: A systematic review on interventions

F1000Research January 10, 2025 Brandon M. Brooks, Francisco J. Cordero, Stephen L. Alchermes et al. 3 citations

Social pain is emotional distress caused by harm or threat to social connections that results in social exclusion, rejection, or loss. Social Pain is also a potentiator of physical pain. Supportive social relationships are widely recognized for their impact on maintaining health and well-being. The Passion of Jesus Christ serves as a quintessential example of social pain (i.e., desertion,...

DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.159561.1 (opens in new tab) Psychological intervention Systematic review Randomized controlled trial Psychotherapist +2

Autonomy and Vulnerability: Elements of a Phenomenology of Reflection and Reason

Human Studies January 7, 2025 Hannes Gustav Melichar

Large parts of the Western philosophical tradition, powerful in Kant’s transcendental conception, have reserved the concept of autonomy for rational subjects that think and act on reasons. While this captures an essential aspect of autonomy, the dimensions of embodiment and vulnerability remain unreflected or are subsumed under the heteronomous conditions of the human subject. If the conception...

Pedagogy of lucid dreams — a new direct lightning activity in the context of an inclusive paradigm

Spiritual and intellectual upbringing and teaching of youth in the XXI century January 3, 2025 O. Voznyuk

Some facts about the benefits of lucid dreaming pedagogy in the context of educational activities and life are considered, which can be taken into account by educators working with children and youth with special educational needs. Children of two groups are considered: children with special mental and psychological needs and children with specific problems in the context of sensory and motor...