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Measurement of the impact of orgasmic meditation on mystical experience

Vivian Siegel, Benjamin Emmert-Aronson

Using a validated and quantitative measure of mystical experience called the Mystical Experience Questionnaire (MEQ30), we assessed whether and to what extent participants report mystical experiences during orgasmic meditation (OM), and to what extent that experience is correlated between the partners. In the first half of this study, we asked participants to complete the MEQ30 with a single...

Shared Neurobiological and Computational Mechanisms of Psychedelic, Contemplative, and Fasting-Induced Mystical Experience

Alex Jinich-Diamant preprint

Psychedelics, contemplative practice, and fasting are physiologically unrelated interventions that nevertheless converge, across cultures and centuries, on a common experiential endpoint: the mystical state. Here I propose that this convergence reflects shared disruption of a single computational architecture, the precision-weighted predictive hierarchy, through three mechanistically distinct...

ScholarOne - Limitless Experience through Limited Consumption: Psychedelics, Mystical Mindfulness, and Sustainable Corporate Leadership Development

Joshua Nunziato

Mindfulness may be defined as the non-focal awareness of consciousness as the condition of all one’s focal awareness. Cultivating mindfulness is a powerful discipline for corporate leadership development. Beyond performance enhancement, mindfulness can elicit transformative awareness of the conditions of better leadership. Mystical mindfulness—the product of mystical experience reflectively...

Can a Mystical Experience be Emulated by AI-Generated Rationality?

Mengjiao Yin

This study investigates whether artificial intelligence can emulate human mystical experiences through algorithmic rationality, focusing specifically on the generative mechanisms of “Perceived Sacredness” within AI-assisted tarot divination. Grounded in the original “Triadic Framework for Human-AI Spiritual Interaction,” three sequential experiments systematically examine how sacredness...

La realidad fundamental y la experiencia mística.

Jorge Eduardo Pacheco Fuenzalida

El fenómeno místico se entiende como una experiencia profunda y límite de la realidad, donde el ser humano llega a un estado de conciencia tal que trasciende los conceptos ordinarios con los que entendemos el mundo. Dicha experiencia sugiere una noción de la realidad según la cual existe un orden subyacente a los fenómenos físicos (la realidad fundamental) y diferente a los mismos, donde todo...

DOI: 10.29393/tmudec-56pj1rf56 (opens in new tab) Mysticism spiritual experiences Mystical states Spiritual insights Enlightenment +20