Skip to content

Mysticism: all studies

Page 181 of 358: studies 1,801 to 1,810 of 3,571, newest first. Back to the mysticism overview

Research

Osho Dynamic Meditation; Improved Stress Reduction in Farmer Determine by using Serum Cortisol and EEG (A Qualitative Study Review)

International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology May 11, 2024 Suyog S. Khajbage, V. Paithankar, J. Vyas et al.

A lot of thought should go into how to revitalize agriculture, because rural demand is critical for reviving the manufacturing sector. Agriculture is also significant because it employs 52% of the population and accounts for 17% of GDP. Over the last 17 years, approximately 14 million farmers have committed suicide. Although per capita land availability has decreased, agriculture's share of...

Archetype symbols and altered consciousness: a study of shamanic rituals in the context of Jungian psychology

Frontiers in Psychology May 9, 2024 Hang Sun, Eunyoung Kim 5 citations

The alteration of consciousness during shamanic rituals is both a physical and mystical phenomenon. It involves psychological and spiritual experiences. Through ritual practices, shamans can connect with archetype within the collective unconscious, utilizing trance-inducing techniques for "hallucinatory exploration". This study surveyed 75 participants to investigate the impact of prototype...

DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1379391 (opens in new tab) Archetype Consciousness Context archaeology Psychoanalysis +3

A Study of Sufi Centers of Women from Third to Eighth Centuries AH

زن در فرهنگ و هنر May 7, 2024 Akram Arjah, • Shahram Pazouk, • Tahereh Hajebrahimi

AbstractThe period between fourth and eighth centuries AH, a time when Sufism and its affiliated centers spread to all parts of the Islamic world, provided a suitable platform for women’s growth and activeness in this field. During this period, the lived experience of women through mystic journeys, their stereotypical role, represented only in the form of mother, wife, childbearing, and...

DOI: 10.22059/jwica.2021.325276.1621 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Keywords female language Postmodern feminism Contemporary arab art Art of war

Exploring effects and experiences of ketamine in group couples therapy

Journal of Psychedelic Studies May 6, 2024 Mark Cornfield, S. Mcbride, Joseph T. la Torre et al. 6 citations

This study contributes to the understanding of the efficacy, safety, and experience of ketamine-assisted therapy. The paper documents how individuals describe the effects of a protocolized and personalized use of ketamine (‘the relational dose’) in the context of group couples therapy based on Imago Relationship Therapy (IRT). Little is known about simultaneously administering ketamine to both...

Update of the Altered States Database (ASDB): 2023-12-31

May 3, 2024 Kasey Devitt, Johanna Prugger, Tim Hirschfeld et al. preprint

The open data initiative Altered States Database (ASDB) collects psychometric questionnaire data on the subjective experiences of pharmacologically and non-pharmacologically induced altered states of consciousness. The ASDB is updated yearly and can be utilized by both researchers and non-scientists to access information or undertake further work on the data. The current update adds data...

Altered States of Consciousness are Prevalent and Insufficiently Supported Clinically: A Population Survey

Mindfulness May 1, 2024 Malcolm Wright, Julieta Galante, J. S. Corneille et al.

Adoption of potentially consciousness-altering practices may be leading to a rise in emergent phenomena (EP): sudden unusual mental or somatic experiences often interpreted as spiritual, mystical, energetic, or magical in nature. It is unclear how frequently these altered states of consciousness occur and what the clinical implications may be. Anecdotal accounts and prior literature suggest...

A Brief Historical Overview of Psychedelic Research.

Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging May 1, 2024 Mark A. Geyer 30 citations

Classical serotonergic psychedelics such as lysergic acid diethylamide or the naturally occurring compounds psilocybin and mescaline produce profound changes in mood, thought, intuition, sensory perception, the experience of time and space, and even the experience of self. Research examining psychedelic compounds has had a complex and turbulent evolution. Many cultures throughout the world have...

Comparison Between European Mystics in the 14th Century and Sumatran Sufis in the 16th-17th Centuries

INContext Studies in Translation and Interculturalism April 30, 2024 Laurent Metzger

This study offers a comparative examination of the mysticism practiced by European spiritual thinkers in the 14th century and Sumatran Sufis in the 16th to 17th centuries, revealing striking inter-cultural similarities in their spiritual quests secluded from the urban tumult. These mystics, though divided by geographic and temporal distances, engaged profoundly with religious metaphysics,...

EMBARK Mechanisms of Change in the Treatment of Depression

EMBARK Psychedelic Therapy for Depression April 23, 2024 Bill Brennan, Alex Belser

AbstractChapter 3 describes proposed psychological mechanisms of change within the EMBARK psychedelic therapy model for the treatment of depression. Twelve mechanisms of therapeutic change are described across the six EMBARK clinical domains: Existential–Spiritual: (a) spiritual self-development, (b) mystical experiences; Mindfulness: (c) freedom from rumination, (d) a more flexible identity,...

The Poet’s Knowledge of God: The Work of Parvin Etesami in the Context of the Iranian Spiritual Tradition

Russian journal of cultural studies and communication. April 19, 2024 T. A. Koshemchuk, M. L. Reysner, Marzieh Yahyapour

The subject of this article is the mystical poetry of Parvin Etesami (1907–1941). In it, we analyse the religious foundations of the poet’s work of the first half of the twentieth century (a turning point in Persian culture), which continue the Persian tradition of searching for God on the paths laid by her predecessors and express her knowledge of God in old poetic forms ( monazere, qasida )...

DOI: 10.24833/rjcsc-2023-2-3-85-105 (opens in new tab) Context archaeology Work physics Aesthetics Epistemology