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Mind Matters: Mind as Portal and Precarity in Somatic Experience

Intellect eBooks June 19, 2023 1 citation

‘Mind Matters’ rejects the notion that body and mind are bridged or somehow connected in movement. Rather they embody synergistically, constantly emerging in co-creation. It is typically supposed that minds think while bodies feel, but this work holds that minds don't just think; they feel while they think and what they think. Images arise subjectively in the process, and they speak to the...

Buddhism

June 19, 2023 Siroj Sorajjakool, Supaporn Naewbood

Buddhism teaches that the ignorance regarding the true nature of human beings leads to suffering. The goal of Buddhism is to help people realize the nature of reality and thus be liberated from suffering through acquiring right understanding. Growth comes through practicing moderation, compassion, meditation, and other beneficial ways of living in accord with the teachings of the Buddha. In...

[Paranoid hallucinatory psychosis following intoxication with fly agaric].

Der Nervenarzt June 19, 2023 Michael Soyka 1 citation

HintergrundPilzen kommt bei Intoxikationen eine große Bedeutung zu, wobei psychiatrische Aspekte oft kaum Erwähnung finden [21,22].Die Häufigkeit des Konsums halluzinogener Pilze in Europa ist noch niedrig mit einer 12-Monats-Prävalenz von maximal 1 % [2, 5, 8-11].Für Deutschland wurde sie mit immerhin 0,5 % (Männer 0,7 %, Frauen 0,4 %) angegeben [20].Gmel et al. [6] fanden für die Schweiz aber...

DOI: 10.1007/s00115-023-01511-6 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Amanita Hallucinations Paranoid disorders Psychotic disorders

Meditative Therapy in Reducing Anxiety as a Complementary Therapy: a Trend and Knowledge on Adolescent

INDONESIAN NURSING JOURNAL OF EDUCATION AND CLINIC June 18, 2023 Imelda Rahmayunia Kartika, Enggia Faloq, Fitrianola Rezkiki et al.

AbstractBackground: Complementary therapy has become an option for various diseases over the time. One kind of disease that can be given complementary intervention is anxiety. Nowadays, many young people suffer from anxiety disorders and they don't know how to deal with them properly. Make them less than optimal in achieving their life goals. The type of complementary therapy that can be used...

The mind-body problem and the irrationality of the brain’s phenomenal judgements

Vestnik of Samara State Technical University Series Philosophy June 18, 2023 Maxim M. Isaev

The article gives a brief overview of the problems faced by materialism in connection with the phenomenon of consciousness. Yet new arguments help to uncover the problems of alternative positions to materialism, above all, the dualism of properties. Key arguments show that it is difficult for non-physical consciousness to perceive its own nature even when it has direct access to experience....

A Daily Breathing Practice Bolsters Girls’ Prosocial Behavior and Third and Fourth Graders’ Supportive Peer Relationships: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Mindfulness June 15, 2023 Maria von Salisch, Katharina Voltmer 13 citations

Abstract Objectives In order to promote mindfulness in primary school, the Breathing Break Intervention was developed. This collection of short daily breath-based mindfulness practices was introduced to 15 teachers who delivered them up to 3 times a day to their students. Method In a randomized controlled trial, 146 third and fourth graders (49% female) either received the intervention ( n =...

The Inner Word and Outer Word

MST Review June 15, 2023 Mark Miller

Can we know God? If so, how? This essay considers Bernard Lonergan’s thoughts on God’s inner and outer Words (the Holy Spirit and Jesus Christ) and how they are received in human consciousness. It applies these two ways of knowing God to two theologians who each emphasized one of these Words: Meister Eckhart, a medieval, Neoplatonic monk, who focused on union with the inner Word, and Eberhard...

REFLECTION OF HINDU AND BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY IN T.S ELIOT'S 'WASTE LAND.'

PARIPEX INDIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH June 15, 2023 Paramveer Chahal

The Indian spiritual thoughts are inundated with enduring values and timeless appeal, which has carved a niche in Eliot's mind. Its universal appeal has the ability to allure all categories of people starting from the illiterate to the elite, from the peasant to the perfectionist, from the writer to the religious preacher with a profound sense of high moral character and ethical living. The...

Candrakīrti on the Use and Misuse of the Chariot Argument

Journal of Indian Philosophy June 15, 2023 Dhivan Thomas Jones

Abstract The publication in 2015 (ed. Li) of Chap. 6 of the rediscovered Sanskrit text of Candrakīrti’s Madhyamakāvatāra (MA) allows us to witness more directly Candrakīrti’s careful and deliberate critique of the ‘chariot argument’ for the merely conventional existence of the self in Indian Abhidharmic thought. I argue that in MA 6.140–141, Candrakīrti alludes to the use of the chariot...

DOI: 10.1007/s10781-023-09544-6 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Chariot Argument complex analysis Epistemology Philosophy of religion +3

Entheogens, Healing, and the Sacred

Spiritual Psychology and Counseling June 15, 2023 Samuel Bendeck Sotillos

The quest for more holistic forms of treatment and healing in modern psychology has been provoked by its sole focus on the management of symptoms. This has led to an alarming rise in the use of psychedelic substances. Yet the true cause behind these maladies of the mind is the burgeoning ‘crisis of meaning’ that we find in the world today. This largely undiagnosed predicament has led to...