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March 16, 2026 Claudio Maddaloni
This chapter explores the nature and implications of psychiatric crisis from a critical and innovative perspective, moving beyond the tradition of mainstream psychiatry. The author begins with the clinical observation of the patient in crisis, emphasizing how the severity of the episode is often disproportionate to external events. Psychiatric crisis is portrayed as a radical rupture of...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) March 16, 2026 Bruno Tonetto preprint
Abstract: Under standard physicalist epistemology, reports of awareness that knows itself without ego, narration, or subject–object structure are classified as confusion or confabulation before their epistemic status is even assessed. The disqualification is not the outcome of investigation but its precondition — built into what counts as legitimate experience. This essay examines what becomes...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) March 16, 2026 Bruno Tonetto preprint
Abstract: This is the foundational synthesis of the Return to Consciousness project. The one thing every investigation of nature presupposes — conscious experience — has for over a century been treated as a byproduct of the things it was used to study. This essay argues that consciousness-first metaphysics — specifically Bernardo Kastrup's analytic idealism — handles the resulting explanatory...
Figshare March 16, 2026 Fangshi Cao 曹方石 preprint
This preprint was submitted on 31 March 2026. The author confirms that the research content is authentic, accurate, and reliable. The author takes all legal and academic responsibility for content presented in this work.This paper presents a first-person qualitative case study of an individual with extraordinarily high dream recall frequency, sustained high‑narrative dreaming, and unconscious...
Advance Research in Psychology and Behavioural Sciences March 16, 2026 Nicos Kaloyirou
Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophical project seeks to bridge the chasm between the empirical rigidity of modern science and the mystical depths of religious experience.For Steiner, the Apostle Paul is not merely a theological architect of early Christianity, but the first "spiritual scientist" of the Christian era-a figure whose conversion on the Damascus road constitutes a prototype for a...
Frontiers in Education March 16, 2026 Okyanus Işık Seda Yılmaz
Educational leadership today faces a profound crisis of meaning, revealing the limits of managerial and technocratic paradigms that neglect the inner life of leaders. Addressing this critical gap in educational leadership research, this conceptual paper introduces the Holistic Transpersonal Educational Leadership Model (HTELM) , an integrative framework that unites spiritual alignment, energy...
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences March 16, 2026 Joshua Sealy
This paper reframes disability and pathology through a developmental-relational lens, introducing the phenomenological congruence framework to complement existing models. The ecological-enactive model, ecological functional model, and microactivist affordances approaches offer valuable insight into disability but do not fully account for how developmental trajectories shape people’s capacity to...
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research March 16, 2026 Anupma Chaandel, Saamdu Chetri
This study explains personality by combining Western psychology and Indian yogic philosophy. It shows that personality is not just traits or behavior but a growth of awareness and inner balance through body, mind, and consciousness: Pañca-Kośa, Triguṇa, and Antaḥkaraṇa. Yoga is presented as a practical path for personality development and inner transformation.
Frontiers in Pharmacology March 16, 2026 Alessandra Linardi, Ariadiny Lima Caetano, Rodrigo Portes Ureshino
psychiatric disorders, beta-carbolines, trace amine, phosphoproteomics, social hierarchy. Scientific interest in psychedelic substances has re-emerged, offering new perspectives on the treatment of neuropsychiatric and neurological disorders.Historically, psychedelics have been associated with a wide spectrum of positive and negative effects, encompassing ritualistic and spiritual use,...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) March 15, 2026 Tenzin Trepp preprint
Human cognition does not passively mirror reality; it actively constructs a world through perception and social interaction. Using a cognitive constructivist framework, this paper investigates how shared reality and intersubjectivity emerge from dynamic processes of calibration between minds. We synthesize evidence from psychology (e.g. shared reality theory, conversational alignment),...