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Filozofia serca jako fundament ukraińskiego kordocentryzmu między mistyką a racjonalnością

Łódzkie Studia Teologiczne July 30, 2026 Bogdan Krawczuk

The article presents the philosophy of the heart as a central current of the Ukrainian intellectual tradition, tracing its development from biblical and patristic sources through hesychastic spirituality and Baroque mysticism to its rational and metaphilosophical reinterpretations in the 19th and 20th centuries. The author examines how the concept of the heart became the foundation of Ukrainian...

Psilocybin-containing mushroom-assisted psychotherapy is associated with sustained psychological and somatic improvements: two case studies from Jamaica

Frontiers in Psychiatry July 29, 2026 Caitlyn Hanna Sams, Jasmine Davis, Anuradha Ramdas et al.

We report two case studies that examine the therapeutic potential of structured psilocybin-containing mushroom biomass regimens administered within a clinical framework, evaluating their impact on mental health outcomes as well as associated somatic symptoms. Two patients underwent the De La Haye Psilocybin Treatment Protocol (DPTP), which integrates micro- and high-doses (combined psilocybin...

The Bird beyond Being: Existential Consciousness, Non-Dualism, and the Phenomenology of Self in Dr. Panchanan Nayak's Bird

International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews July 25, 2026 Santosh Kumar Nayak

This article offers a comprehensive philosophical and critical reading of poet and the great Odia lyricist Dr. Panchanan Nayak's Bird (Whispers of the Wind, Melodies of the Soul), translated into English by Dr. Sonali Sahu. Rather than treating the collection merely as a volume of lyrical poems, the present study argues that Bird constitutes a sustained philosophical meditation on existence,...

End-of-life experiences: a multicenter longitudinal study on characteristics and prevalence in terminally ill patients.

BMC Palliative Care July 23, 2026 Taís Oliveira Da Silva, Bianca Sakamoto Ribeiro Paiva, Bruce Greyson et al.

Evidence suggests that transcendent end-of-life experiences (ELEs) are common and impact the dying; however, there is a shortage of longitudinal studies. To evaluate the prevalence and characteristics of ELEs in terminally ill patients. This multicenter longitudinal mixed‑methods study collected demographic, clinical, and ELE‑related data-including prevalence, content, and comfort/distress...

DOI: 10.1186/s12904-026-02244-4 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Dreams End-of-life experiences Palliative care Spirituality +1

Mapping the mystic: An experimental essay on Sufi characteristics in the Islamic Golden Age

Journal for the Study of Spirituality July 23, 2026 Nayla Hajje, Layal Qaddoumi, Aman Karim et al.

This essay offers an interpretive prosopographical mapping of how classical biographical and historical sources portray Sufi-identified figures active between the ninth and fourteenth centuries. Rather than treating these sources as a demographic census, the study examines how spiritual authority was remembered and represented across biographical dictionaries, regional histories, and modern...

Feelings of Reality: Toward a Phenomenology of Experiential Realness

Review of General Psychology July 23, 2026 Jaime Rojas-Hernández, Lucas F Borkel

This paper advances a novel framework for understanding feelings of reality (FR), the elusive yet fundamental dimension through which the self and the world are felt as real. Drawing on descriptive phenomenology, clinical psychopathology, and altered-state research, we characterize FR as non-conceptual phenomenal qualities through which the self and world are experienced as immediate and...

Psychological types and narration of religious and spiritual experiences: insights from the Alister Hardy Archive

Journal of Beliefs and Values July 22, 2026 Richard A. Vroom, J. Copier, Carl Sterkens

This study examines the relationship between psychological type and the narration of religious and spiritual experiences (RSEs). Using a qualitative, idiographic approach, 84 narrative accounts from the Alister Hardy Database were analysed, selected from over 6,000 reports on the basis of reflective depth and phenomenological clarity. Jungian psychological typology, operationalised...

Mystical Expression and Teresian Parallels in the Work of Sóror Isabel Do Menino Jesus (Portugal, Seventeenth–Eighteenth Centuries)

Religions July 21, 2026 R. Sánchez

The present study focuses on the Portuguese Franciscan nun Sóror Isabel do Menino Jesus (1673–1752), a religious of the Convent of Santa Clara in Portalegre (Portugal), and the author of several writings of mystical, ascetical, and autobiographical content. Two of these texts were selected as the object of study: the autobiography and the mystical treatise, which are examined in parallel with...

The Impact of Yoga and Mindfulness Training on Reducing Ground-Based Separation Anxiety during High Apparatus Skills in Gymnastics

Modern Sport July 18, 2026 Zahraa Hazim Yuneus, Liqa' Abdulzahra Obaid, Hind Waleed Kalf et al.

Modern sports increasingly recognize psychological factors alongside physical performance. In gymnastics, emotional stability is critical, particularly for high-flying skills that involve significant heights, aerial spins, and precise landings. These demands make gymnasts vulnerable to fear, separation anxiety, and loss of control during flight, leading to hesitation, reduced confidence, and...

Religion in Sound: Exploring the Relationship Between Music and Religion in the Composition Harmony of the Spheres by Joep Franssens

Religions July 18, 2026 M.J.M. Hoondert, Nataliia Vdovychenko

This article explores the relationship between music and religion through a case study of Harmony of the Spheres by the Dutch composer Joep Franssens. Situated within the context of religious change in the Netherlands, where institutional religion has declined while spiritual and sacred repertoires remain culturally significant, this article asks how musical experience can generate, mediate, or...

DOI: 10.3390/rel17070858 (opens in new tab) Mysticism Harmony color Spiritual practice Performative utterance +15