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Mysticism research published in 2025

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Psychedelics and Mysticism: Mapping Cultural Approaches

2025 Tatiana Tiaynen-Qadir

West in the 1950s shared the view that psychedelic experiences culminate in “mystical experiences” of union. However, the recent “psychedelic renaissance” emphasizes biomedical, neurological, and psychotherapeutic explanations. These clinical, instrumental approaches overlook both new research on mysticism and many cultural realities and practices behind it. Analyzing key research on...

The Hidden Light in the Therapeutic Space: From Ancient Mystical Wisdom to Contemporary Therapeutic Transformation

American Journal of Medical and Clinical Research & Reviews 2025 Julian Ungar-Sargon 4 citations

This paper explores the application of Or HaGanuz (Hidden Light), a foundational concept in Jewish mystical tradition, to contemporary therapeutic practice. Drawing on the evolution of this concept from Midrashic origins through Zoharic development to Chassidic psychology, particularly as articulated in the Me'or Einayim of Rabbi Menachem Nachum of Chernobyl, this analysis proposes a framework...

DOI: 10.58372/2835-6276.1320 (opens in new tab) Mysticism Transformation genetics Space punctuation Epistemology +2

Bertrand Russell’s Philosophy of Mysticism

Analiza i Egzystencja 2025 A. Biłat

Teksty Bertranda Russella dotyczące kwestii mistycyzmu dzielą się na dwie grupy. Pierwsza, obejmująca fragmenty Mysticism and Logic (1914), stanowi krytykę głównych tez filozofii mistycznej zawartych m.in. w pismach Parmenidesa, Spinozy i Hegla. Druga grupa składa się m.in. z fragmentów The Essence of Religion (1912) i zawiera koncepcję niedogmatycznego mistycyzmu jako duchowej postawy wobec...

Mystic whispers: The confluence of divine love in Sufi Verse and Tagorean poetry

International Journal of Research in English 2025 Anil Kumar, Rita Jain

This paper explores the thematic convergence of divine love in Sufi poetry and the poetic works of Rabindranath Tagore, highlighting the spiritual sensibilities shared across these seemingly distinct traditions. Rooted in different historical and cultural contexts, Sufi poets such as Rumi, Hafiz, and Bulleh Shah articulate the human soul's yearning for union with the Divine, using metaphor,...

Is meditation the royal road that leads to pure consciousness?

Filozofija i Društvo 2025 Márk Losoncz

Over the past 30 years, there has been an increasing scientific and philosophical attention to what contemplative and spiritual traditions for millennia have known as pure consciousness, free from concrete empirical content and egoic self-awareness. The article addresses whether meditation is the best candidate for the research of pure consciousness, as Thomas Metzinger claims in his book The...

What is it like to be the universe?

Filozofija i Društvo 2025 Paul Marshall

Cosmopsychism attributes subjectivity to the universe as a whole. What might that subjectivity be like? There are differing opinions in the philosophical literature, ranging from ?simply a mess? to highly advanced. Mystical experience, if it genuinely brings unity or identity with the universe, could provide some insight. The evidence points to conscious mind of extraordinary quality and...

DOI: 10.2298/fid2504811m (opens in new tab) Mysticism Intersubjectivity Identity music Quality philosophy +5

Prolegomenon to a philosophy of meditation

Filozofija i Društvo 2025 Rick Repetti

This prolegomenon sketches issues central to a philosophy of meditation, develops only some of them here, and refers readers to other works where some not covered here are addressed. A complete philosophy of meditation would include accounts of: the differences between meditative practices, states, and traits; religion-based meditative traditions; novel contemporary meditative practices and...