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An Anthropological Outline of the Sutta Nipāta: The Contemplative Experience in Early Buddhist Poetry

Religions January 29, 2023 Federico Divino 13 citations

By examining the Sutta Nipāta, considered one of the collections containing the oldest texts of the Pāli canon, this study aims to reconstruct social, historical, and anthropological aspects of archaic Buddhist doctrine at the time of its definition in dialectic with the forces of orthodoxy and constituted power in 6th century BCE India. This study also provides important insights into the...

Specific Reduction in the Cortisol Awakening Response after Socio-Affective Mental Training

Mindfulness January 28, 2023 Veronika Engert, Katja Hoehne, Tania Singer

Objectives Psychosocial stress is an inherent part of modern lifestyle, and many suffer from chronic stress exposure and the subsequent development of stress-related diseases. In searching for efficient low-cost interventions to reduce stress, we investigated the effects of regular contemplative mental practice on diurnal cortisol activity as an indicator of the basal, everyday stress load....

An expanded mindful mindset: The role of different skills in stress reduction and life satisfaction

Journal of Consumer Affairs January 26, 2023 Shalini Bahl, George R. Milne, Kunal Swani 10 citations

Abstract Mindsets brought to the marketplace by consumers determine the decisions they make and, ultimately, their well‐being. Mindsets based on a comprehensive set of mindfulness skills can provide a broader lens to understanding life's varied situations to make better choices. Considering research on mindfulness and Buddhist psychology, this study introduced an expanded mindful mindset...

The contribution of coherence field theory to a model of consciousness: electric currents, EM fields, and EM radiation in the brain

Frontiers in Human Neuroscience January 24, 2023 Eric Bond

A paradigm in neuroscience is developing which views resonance as the phenomenon responsible for consciousness. Much progress is being made in the investigation of how resonance as oscillating flows within the brain’s electric field might result in production of mind from matter. But it’s mostly unknown how vibrations among features of matter such as nanoscale atomic structures and photonic...

Effect of the Intervention of the Compassion Cultivation Training on the Level of Self-Criticism and Self-Compassion

Психиатрия психотерапия и клиническая психология January 23, 2023 Б. Стрнаделова, Ю. Халамова, М. Воронкина 1 citation

Тренинг по развитию сострадания (ССТ) – это метод обучения, направленный на развитие сострадания, включающий различные медитативные практики и упражнения, улучшающие психическое и эмоциональное благополучие, сочувствие и доброту по отношению к другим и к себе. Цель исследования состояла в том, чтобы проанализировать влияние сокращенного онлайн-обучения «Тренинг по развитию сострадания» на...

The evolutionary origin of psychosis

Frontiers in Psychiatry January 20, 2023 Аnastasia Levchenko, Fedor E. Gusev, Evgeny Ivanovich Rogaev 9 citations

Imagination, the driving force of creativity, and primary psychosis are human-specific, since we do not observe behaviors in other species that would convincingly suggest they possess the same traits. Both these traits have been linked to the function of the prefrontal cortex, which is the most evolutionarily novel region of the human brain. A number of evolutionarily novel genetic and...

Hryhorii Skovoroda and Western European Philosophy: Between the Banks of Mysticism and Rationalism

NaUKMA Research Papers in Philosophy and Religious Studies January 20, 2023 Taras Lyuty

The main purpose of this article is to establish links between the teachings of Hryhorii Skovoroda and the leading trends in Western philosophy of his time. Since the anticipated influences, similarities and parallels are mostly implicit, the main purpose of the study is to identify common motives for thinking, rather than direct dependence. Nevertheless, the biggest difficulty of this analysis...

The Three Circles of Consciousness

January 19, 2023 Uriah Kriegel 7 citations

Abstract A widespread assumption in current philosophy of mind is that a conscious state’s phenomenal properties vary with its representational contents. In this chapter, I present an alternative picture that admits two kinds of phenomenal properties that do not vary with content. First, there are phenomenal properties that vary rather with attitude. Secondly, there is a kind of phenomenal...

Online Dispositional Flow Enhancement Training for Chinese Recreational Runners: A Single-Group Mixed-method Evaluation

Journal of Health Research January 18, 2023 LiJuan Yang, Rajitha Menon 2 citations

Background: There are limited studies examining the effectiveness of Mindful Sport Performance Enhancement (MSPE) on dispositional flow enhancement in the recreational population. This is the first empirical evaluation of an online 4-week MSPE designed to enhance dispositional flow in Chinese recreational runners. Method: In this mixed-method study, a convergent design approach was adopted to...

A Concise Account of Information as Meaning Ascribed to Symbols and Its Association with Conscious Mind.

Entropy (Basel, Switzerland) January 16, 2023 Yunus A Çengel

The term information is used in different meanings in different fields of study and daily life, causing misunderstanding and confusion. There is a need to clarify what information is and how it relates to knowledge. It is argued that information is meaning represented by physical symbols such as sights, sounds, and words. Knowledge is meaning that resides in a conscious mind. The basic building...