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A randomized-controlled trial comparing relative effects of mindfulness-based interoceptive exposure focus versus distraction on cold-pressor induced pain.

Behaviour Research and Therapy July 26, 2025 Corinna Baum, Vanessa Ditter, Janina Wurtz et al. 1 citation

Pain can positively be influenced by the control or direction of attention, e.g. attention diversion from or focusing on pain. The Mindfulness-based Interoceptive Exposure Task (MIET) is an easy to learn and simple to apply interoceptive desensitization method using a sensory focus strategy. This study investigates the distinct effects of sensory-focus and distraction on experimental pain...

THE MEDIATION ROLE OF SELF-ESTEEM IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MINDFULNESS AND TRAIT ANXIETY IN EARLY ADOLESCENCE

Trakya Eğitim Dergisi July 25, 2025 Hande Sağlıklı, Ümüt Arslan

This study aims to investigate the mediating role of self-esteem in the relationship between mindfulness and trait anxiety during early adolescence. The research sample was selected using a convenient sampling method and comprised students attending 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grades in a private secondary school in Izmir during the 2020-2021 academic year. A total of 344 adolescents (221 girls, 123...

DOI: 10.24315/tred.1449574 (opens in new tab) Mindfulness Trait anxiety Mediation Self-esteem +2

“Exploding into the Universe”: Exploring intense meditation-related experiences (IMREs) and perceived impacts on the sense of self

July 25, 2025 Tom Wood, Merle Kock, Nicholas T. van Dam et al. preprint

Introduction Meditation can elicit intense experiences that change the sense of self, alter worldview, and evoke strong negative and positive emotions, impacting daily life. Intense meditation-related experiences (IMREs) are often sparked by a profound moment, can change in appraised emotional valence and conceptual meaning over time, and are shaped by an interplay of embodied and conceptual...

DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/dsfae_v1 (opens in new tab) Meditation Psychology of self Sense electronics Universe +4

Immeasurable Joy: Being One Meditation of a “Bodhisattva Vaibhāṣika”

Religions July 25, 2025 Henry Albery

This paper considers the practice of immeasurable joy (muditā) as presented in the so-called Yogalehrbuch, a seventh century Sanskrit “yoga manual” from Qïzïl, on the northern rim of the Tarim Basin. It demonstrates that the author of the text, whose purpose is to describe the journey of a yogin on the path to the awakening of a Bodhisattva, relied on some version of the *Vibhāṣā, the...

Metabolomic profiles impacted by brief mindfulness intervention with contributions to improved health.

Scientific Reports July 25, 2025 Yi-Yuan Tang, Jeffrey S Patterson, Rongxiang Tang et al. 3 citations

Mounting evidence indicates that mindfulness-based interventions improve physical and mental health. However, whether brief mindfulness intervention supports health benefits by regulating metabolic profiles is poorly understood. To address this gap, this randomized controlled trial compared ten 1-hour sessions of integrative body-mind training (IBMT) with relaxation training (RT) in 42...

DOI: 10.1038/s41598-025-12067-7 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Amino acid metabolism Integrative body-mind training Lipid metabolism Metabolomics +1

Effectiveness of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy via e-health on anxiety and depression in adults: A meta-analysis.

General Hospital Psychiatry July 24, 2025 Shizhen Wang, Mengru Wu, Jixiang Wei et al. 6 citations

Anxiety and depression are highly prevalent mental health disorders, imposing significant burdens on individuals and healthcare systems. Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) has demonstrated effectiveness in reducing these symptoms. Electronic health MBCT (eMBCT) offers a scalable alternative, but its efficacy in alleviating anxiety and depression in adults remains unclear. To examine the...

Fostering life hope in urban green spaces through brief online mindfulness: findings from four studies with park visitors.

Frontiers in Psychology July 23, 2025 Mengke Luo, Weiyi Zhang

Contrary to the prevailing view that technology detracts from nature, this research demonstrates that digitally-guided mindfulness can act as a powerful amplifier of the psychological benefits of Urban Green Spaces (UGS). Across four interconnected experiments, we reveal how and for whom this synergy works to enhance life hope. Building on Attention Restoration, Broaden-and-Build, and Hope...

DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1642533 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Flow Mindfulness training Urban green spaces Life hope

Impact of mindfulness-based strategy training on working memory in twice-exceptional students in Saudi Arabia

The Education and science journal July 23, 2025 Bian Al-Otaibi, Sarah Abdullah Al-Rashidi, Atef Bahrawi 1 citation

Introduction . One of the most challenging tasks for a teacher is addressing the needs of students with twice-exceptionality, whose conflicting characteristics complicate the learning process. Implementing new strategies to foster a positive emotional environment and mitigate negative experiences for this group of students represents a promising approach that can enhance existing methods of...

Relationships between Religious and Scientific Worldviews in the Narratives of Western Buddhists Reporting Meditation-Related Challenges

Journal of Contemplative Studies July 23, 2025 Roman Palitsky, David J. Cooper, Jared R. Lindahl et al. 10 citations

Contemporary Buddhist meditators in the West are likely to find themselves engaged in practices with rich associations with both religious and scientific worldviews. Meditation-related challenges can provoke existential concerns that make unexplored relationships between religious and scientific worldviews more important and explicit for Western Buddhist meditators, who may turn to both...

DOI: 10.57010/gdcw6138 (opens in new tab) Meditation-related challenges Science Religion Culture +1