Journal of Psychopharmacology
2026
Petr Scholle, Štěpán Wenke, Tereza Nekovářová et al.
1 citation
Background: Although psychedelics have regained attention as potential treatment tools for various mental disorders, little research has examined their impact on temporal perception. Aims: This double-blinded placebo-controlled study aimed to investigate changes in temporal perception under psilocybin, both through performance during the Temporal Bisection Task (TBT) and through subjective...
Spiritual-intellectual upbringing and teaching of youth in the 21st century
December 31, 2025
O. V. Voznyuk, V. V. Rybalka
The state of human self-awareness is analyzed as a process and result of person’s self- consciousness. It is proved that this state becomes a fundamental factor of human health, and accordingly, the task of education as a social institution is to form and develop a state of self- consciousness in participants in the educational process, which (state) makes a person a creative, happy, healthy...
Academica Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies
December 31, 2025
Ahmad Saifuddin, Nitia Wahid Siti Syamsiyah
Research examining the psychological condition of congregants during the practice of dhikr and its impact on inner peace remains relatively limited. Objective: This article aims to explain the process through which inner peace is formed among members of the Annisa Dhikr Assembly (Majelis zikir Annisa) in Matesih, Karanganyar, Central Java, Indonesia. Method: This study employs a qualitative...
Studies on Religion and Philosophy
December 31, 2025
Wan Xing
Artificial intelligence (AI) has moved from being an external instrument to an environment that increasingly mediates attention, interpretation, and judgment. In religious life, this shift is not merely practical; it is structural. It reconfigures how religious experience is organized, how authority is distributed, and how religious subjectivity is formed. This article examines these...
Elite English and Literature Journal
December 31, 2025
Hana Farida, Annisa Wafa Hana
The paper examines the character AM from Harlan Ellison’s I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream through the lens of Jean-Paul Sartre’s existentialist theory. It addresses how AM, an artificial intelligence, becomes self-aware yet remains constrained by its programming, resulting in psychological torment and existential anguish. The existence of AM reflects the paradox of consciousness without...
Pravacana
December 31, 2025
Gomila Gunalankara
The non-self (anatta) concept is a distinctive and psychologically vital teaching in Buddhist philosophy. Scholars and psychotherapists working in mindfulness interventions draw on various Buddhist teachings and practices in clinical settings, and many empirical studies demonstrate their effectiveness. This study aimed to investigate the significance of integrating the non-self concept into...
Research Review Journal of Indian Knowledge Systems
December 31, 2025
Jyoti Kumari, Atasi Mohanty
Indian philosophical traditions including Vedas, Upanishads, Yoga, Vedanta, Buddhism, and Jainism offer sophisticated models of consciousness, mind body relations, and psychological functioning that continue to shape contemporary thought. This paper analyses key contributions from Vedic and Upanishadic conceptions of self, Samkhya Yoga dualism, and Buddhist and Jain theories of cognition to...
IPI Letters
December 31, 2025
Trevor Nestor
Classical deep neural networks excel at many tasks and even multimodal generative outputs but remain energetically inefficient by orders of magnitude from the human brain, lack mechanisms for integrated binding, and have been argued toexhibit no genuine route to consciousness. While inspired by neural architectures in brain tissue, deep neural networks face limitations such as scaling limits....
Jurnal Teologi Cultivation
December 31, 2025
Martina Novalina
This article examines the concept of new birth in light of neuroplasticity and Christian spirituality, aiming to construct a neurosoteriological paradigm that views salvation as the holistic renewal of human beings encompassing biological, psychological, and spiritual dimensions. In this approach, divine work is understood as the renewal of the human mind, consciousness, and behavior through...
GURUKUL INTERNATIONAL MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH JOURNAL
December 31, 2025
Arpita Garud
Abstract Emerging research in neuroscience, psychoneuroimmunology, and epigenetics increasingly supports ancient yogic and philosophical claims that consciousness, mental states, and subtle regulatory systems play a crucial role in physical and psychological health. This paper presents an integrative framework combining yogic practices (Kriya Yoga, pranayama, meditation, chakra theory), depth...