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Tamaddun nuri. September 30, 2026 Umrzak Imamov
This article examines the philosophical, religious, ethical, and literary legacy of Mawlana Jalaluddin Rumi a great thinker, poet, and representative of Sufism who holds a unique place in the history of Eastern philosophy, Islamic mysticism, and world literature through a comprehensive approach. The thinker's views on the essence of humanity, existence and divine truth, love and spiritual...
The World of the Orient September 30, 2026 П. Н. Николаев
The publication presents the Ukrainian translation of Chapter 3 of the fourth part of the Zen-no kenkyū (Investigation of the Good) by Nishida Kitaro, a prominent Japanese philosopher of the 20th century. The chapter is devoted to the concept of God. Nishida defines God as the basis of the Universe. He rejects creationism: the Universe is not God’s creation, but His manifestation. God is a...
rast müzikoloji dergisi September 30, 2026 Hüseyin Cem Esen
Throughout history, from antiquity to the present, music philosophy and theory have transcended being merely an auditory aesthetic discipline or a regulative performance guide. Instead, they functioned as a metaphysical “theoria” model that conceptualizes the ontological structure of the universe, its cosmological functioning, and humanity’s existential position. This study holds significant...
First Workshop on Insights from Negative Results in NLP September 30, 2026 Umm E Habiba, Abdul Rehman Nasir
Ralph Waldo Emerson's poem Gnothi Seauton (1831) is a brief expression of Transcendentalism. While Emerson discusses these ideas at length in his essays, in the poem he compresses them into an argument about the inner life: God is not outside but an immanence in the individual soul; knowing the self is the path to knowing the immanence. The present paper examines the themes of the poem;...
Verbum Vitae September 29, 2026 Piotr Pasterczyk
This article examines the nature of Christian spiritual experience in light of Edith Stein’s Finite and Eternal Being. Historically, spiritual experience can be understood in terms of either intellectual form or the practical exercise of love of neighbor. Following Stein, the article identifies intellectual form as the source of spiritual experience, which not only proceeds from the Christian...
September 29, 2026 Jonardon Ganeri
Abstract Further insight is at hand in a text Bhattacharyya does not discuss, but might have, Manu’s Code Law. Here we find a description of the lived experience of the wandering ascetic (yati), depicted as consisting in a state of ambient perceptual awareness; the experience of the ascetic is one of full attentional retraction. When Kalidas Bhattacharyya writes that ‘negative attention [is] a...
Богословский сборник Тамбовской духовной семинарии September 25, 2026 Николай Николаевич Павлюченков
The article examines a key aspect of the theological and ascetic legacy of Saint Theophan the Recluse, a study which, in the author’s opinion, is particularly relevant for contemporary Orthodox theology and ecclesiastical apologetics. It notes that today there remains a demand for evidence of spiritual experience that confirms the fundamental tenets of divinely revealed truths about man and his...
Philosophical Investigations September 24, 2026 Kathryn Lawson
ABSTRACT Simone Weil both embraces and fundamentally alters Christian doctrine to suit her own phenomenological experience of the world. Three major issues to consider in reading Weil as a ‘Christian thinker’ are divine Creation, Christ's Resurrection, and mysticism or the possibility of an embodied union with the divine. This essay will examine all three and ultimately argue that, for Weil,...
Scientific Reports September 24, 2026 Giammarco di Gregorio, Basset Sophia, Harjot Manmohan et al.
Abstract Depression and anxiety affect one in five adults and vary across the lifespan; while prevalence generally declines with age until midlife, later life is marked by a re-emergence of symptoms. Although clinical trials suggest classic psychedelics (e.g., psilocybin, LSD) and non-classic psychedelics (e.g., MDMA, ketamine) may alleviate these symptoms, it remains unclear how these...
Journal of Interdisciplinary Human Studies September 22, 2026 Xojageldi Alimov
This article examines the issue of solving the problem of the relationship between the spirit and the psyche, focusing on its relevance. The article examines individual aspects of the relationship between the soul and the psyche. It is known that the soul has a divine origin. The psyche is considered by classical psychology as a function of the cerebral cortex. The practice of mystical...