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Psychological Well-Being in Persons of Success Ritual

Proceedings Of International Conference On Communication Science January 31, 2024 Alwi Mahardhika Sodiq, Mochamad Widjanarko

Pesugihan is a mystical ritual carried out by individuals in secret and unreasonable to obtain wealth involving mystical rituals of shamanic practices. The purpose of this research is to find out the psychological dynamics and how to interpret an individual who performs the pesugihan ritual. Data exploration was carried out by analyzing the basic motivations, both intrinsic and extrinsic, from...

Interactions between classic psychedelics and serotonergic antidepressants: Effects on the acute psychedelic subjective experience, well-being and depressive symptoms from a prospective survey study.

Journal of Psychopharmacology January 27, 2024 Jessica Barbut Siva, Tommaso Barba, Hannes Kettner et al. 29 citations

Background: There is growing evidence for the therapeutic effects of psychedelics. However, it is still uncertain how these drugs interact with serotonergic antidepressants (serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SRIs)). Objective: This study explores the interaction between psychedelics and SRIs in terms of therapeutic effects. The objective is to compare acute psychedelic effects and subsequent...

DOI: 10.1177/02698811231224217 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Psychedelics Antidepressants Mental health Drug interactions +1

Turismo místico y la práctica de ayahuasca: análisis del corredor turístico en Madre de Dios, 2021-2022

Revista Amazonía Viva y Gestión Sostenible January 25, 2024 Ana Delia Lazo-Suta, Wilson Wily Sardón-quispe, O. Zevallos

El presente estudio analiza la relación entre el turismo místico y la práctica de ayahuasca en el corredor turístico de la Región Madre de Dios durante el periodo 2021-2022. La investigación se realizó con el objetivo de identificar la correlación entre estas dos variables, tomando en cuenta la experiencia de los turistas que participaron en actividades chamánicas y espirituales en la región....

The Cave of Laughlessness, sensory deprivation, and cognitive depletion at Eleusis

Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies January 23, 2024 Ellie Mackin Roberts

ABSTRACT This article explores the intersection of sensory perception, emotional experience, and ritual practice within the ancient Eleusinian Mysteries, specifically focusing on the ‘Cave of Laughlessness’. The author offers a unique perspective on sensory exaggeration, highlighting the heightened awareness of sensory input. The study delves into the experiential aspects of the Mysteries,...

On the advances in machine learning and complex network measures to an EEG dataset from DMT experiments

Journal of Physics: Complexity January 22, 2024 Caroline L. Alves, Manuel Ciba, Thaise G. L. de O. Toutain et al. 5 citations

There is a growing interest in the medical use of psychedelic substances, as preliminary studies using them for psychiatric disorders have shown positive results. In particular, one of these substances is N, N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT), an agonist serotonergic psychedelic that can induce profound alterations in the state of consciousness. In this work, we use an exploratory tool to reveal...

Reduction of alcohol use and increase in psychological flexibility after a naturalistic psychedelic experience: a retrospective survey.

Alcohol and Alcoholism January 17, 2024 Ewen Kervadec, Baptiste Fauvel, Lana Strika-Bruneau et al. 15 citations

Alcohol use can be significantly associated with negative social, professional, and health outcomes. Even more so, alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a critical public health issue and major avoidable risk factor. This study aimed to examine the effect of a naturalistic psychedelic experience on alcohol use and related measures. A retrospective online survey was conducted on 160 individuals who...

Spiritual Rebirth in Three 19th-Century European Classics Compared to Transpersonal Experiences in Zeno’s Conscience: A Psychosynthetic Analysis of Zeno’s Conscience

Journal of Critical Studies in language and literature January 13, 2024 Zsuzsanna Tóth-Izsó

In the first article of the two interconnected articles, titled "Out-of-time experiences in four iconic 20th-century European modernist novels including Zeno's Conscience" (Tóth-Izsó, 2023b) the examination of Kairos experiences transpired through the lens of a psychosynthetic framework. In this second article the most important transpersonal experiences of the characters of Brothers Karamazov,...

DOI: 10.46809/jcsll.v5i1.249 (opens in new tab) Zeno's paradoxes Conscience Consciousness Transpersonal psychology +4

Metamorphosis, Mediation, Mannat

Journal for the Study of Religion, Nature and Culture January 8, 2024 S. Kuehn

In the South Asian discourse of Sufism, or Islamic mysticism, ‘natural’ functions can be transcended and bodily boundaries are permeable. Defying species boundaries, this relational ontology entails a belief in the capacity for bodily transformation, or metamorphosis, from one category of being to another (as from human to nonhuman animal). In turn, both human and animal actors enter into...

Living the Individual Journey: The Mystical Life

Jung Journal January 2, 2024 A. Punnett

ABSTRACT Audrey Punnett interviews Sheila O’Handley about the mystical experience she had at the age of fifteen that began her journey into the religious life, first as a Sister of St. Martha, and later as a professed hermit in the Roman Catholic Church in first Newfoundland and then Nova Scotia, Canada. An introduction to Jung’s work confirmed her mystical experience and led her into analysis...

Consent and Mystical Marriage in the Late Middle English Prose Life of St. Katherine and John Capgrave's The Life of St. Katherine

The Journal of Medieval Religious Cultures 2024 Abigail Greff

abstract:Many studies of mystical marriage depend upon the assertion that writers and readers agreed upon its desirability and usefulness as a devotional paradigm for medieval women. This article challenges the assumption that mystical marriage held an unambiguously positive meaning for medieval audiences by offering a comparison of two Middle English accounts of St. Katherine of Alexandria's...