Journal of Integrated Elementary Education
March 31, 2026
Sa’idatus Sariroh, Iwan Kuswandi, Framz Hardiansyah
This study investigates the effectiveness of contemplative pedagogy in cultivating spiritual awareness among students in Islamic primary education. Addressing the limited empirical evidence on pedagogical approaches that foster students’ inner spiritual development, this study employed a quasi-experimental design using a non-equivalent control group pretest–posttest model. The participants were...
Al-Qamar
March 31, 2026
Dr. Muhammad Shah, Dr. Muhammad Akram Rana
Multan has historically remained one of the most significant centers of Islamic spirituality, Sufism, and intellectual culture in South Asia. Renowned as the “City of Saints,” the region developed a distinctive spiritual and cultural identity under the influence of various Sufi orders whose khanqahi institutions played a vital role in religious instruction, moral refinement, social reform, and...
Texila International Journal of Public Health
March 31, 2026
Ali Al Bshabshe, Om Prakash Palanivel, Basma Alghamdi et al.
Near death experience (NDE) reported as supernatural and emotional feelings with episodes involving a special state of consciousness, including several special elements and these experiences typically occur with often grouped contents commonly observed in life-threatening conditions. Participants were provided with an Arabic version of the Near-Death Experience (NDE) scale via mail and social...
International Journal of Academic Research in Progressive Education and Development
March 31, 2026
Jiangli Yan, Diyana Abdul Ghani
HRMARS - China has the traditional Five Animal Exercises for health preservation, while India has Hatha Yoga. Under the guidance of the Chinese government, the Five Animal Exercises have gained increasing attention domestically, whereas Hatha Yoga has become popular worldwide with numerous practi- tioners. The Five Animal Exercises and Hatha Yoga, as cultural products of China and India—two...
Journal of Anomalous Experience and Cognition
March 31, 2026
Debra Katz, Jenifer G. Prather, Jimmy Akin
Objective. Remote viewing data frequently contain a mixture of accurate and inaccurate elements, which has raised concerns regarding its reliability in applied contexts. The objective of this study was to examine whether remote viewers report being able to recognize when specific pieces of information are correct. Methods. A survey using an experience-centered, phenomenological approach was...
March 31, 2026
Michelle Carr, Kennedy Robertson
Dreams have long served as a bridge between human cognition and the sacred, offering spaces where the boundaries of self, culture, and spirituality are renegotiated. Across history, they have been regarded not only as private experiences but also as vehicles of prophecy, divine affirmation, and symbolic meaning that shape religious worldviews. Whether in theistic traditions, where dreams have...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
March 31, 2026
(曹方石) Cao Fangshi
preprint
Abstract This paper presents a first-person qualitative case study of an individual with extraordinarily high dream recall frequency, sustained high‑narrative dreaming, and unconscious creative dreaming—a rare and understudied phenotype in sleep and cognitive science. The participant (also the author) consistently experiences long, coherent, plot‑driven dreams with distinct characters,...
European Journal of Theoretical and Applied Sciences
March 31, 2026
Javier Burgos-Salcedo
This article presents an integrative theoretical framework that bridges three complementary paradigms in the study of consciousness, cosmology, and biological meaning: Burgos-Salcedo’s GENESIS (Guided Emergence via Nonlocal Electromagnetic Squeezing and Inherited Structure) hypothesis, Penrose and Hameroff’s Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch OR) theory, and Strømme’s Universal...
Journal of Religion and Health
March 31, 2026
Ana Cláudia Mesquita Garcia, Everson Meireles, Eliza Mara Das Chagas Paiva et al.
Mystical experiences are commonly described in the context of psychedelic use and other forms of expanded states of consciousness. Although the Mystical Orientation Scale Revised (MOSR) has been used in international studies, no Brazilian Portuguese version had been tested to date. This exploratory study aimed to translate, culturally adapt, and examine the psychometric properties of the MOSR...
International Journal of Advanced Research
March 31, 2026
Dr. Yakshita Bhatt, Deepansha Gautam
Spiritual music serves as a powerful medium for inner development and for improving the quality of life. In the Brahma Kumaris organization, music is used to foster personal growth, mental peace, and the strengthening of moral values. This study highlights that their spiritual music is not merely sound, but a means of awakening consciousness, enhancing the quality of life at mental, emotional,...