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Relevance of Meditation in Social Ethics

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) September 5, 2022 Thao Phuong Nguyen

In the modern industrial world, high-end technologies and large-scale social institutions have resulted in a fundamental separation between individuals, as well as between humans and the living world. Nowadays, our lives seem to completely dependent on a man-made world ? the economy, electric power, cars and highways, and the medical system; consequently, we depend more on the techno sphere...

DOI: 10.21275/sr22914162326 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Meditation Relevance law Environmental ethics Engineering ethics +1

The exploration of mystical experiences among religious preachers

INSPIRA September 5, 2022 Rida Irfan, Ayesha Aziz

The current qualitative study aimed to explore the mystical experiences among religious preachers. A purposive sampling technique was employed to select a sample of (n=10) religious preachers who had encountered at least one mystical experience. The transcendental phenomenological approach was used to capture the essence of the mystical experiences through an in-depth semi-structured interview...

DOI: 10.32505/inspira.v2i2.3390 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Bracketing Essence Interview guide Mystical experiences +1

A Psychoanalytic Perspective on Psychedelic Experience

Psychoanalytic Dialogues September 3, 2022 Jeffrey Guss

ABSTRACT As interest in psychedelics as treatments for psychological problems grows, it is important for psychoanalysts to learn about them. Our patients will come to us to discuss their psychedelic experiences; additionally, psychedelics deserve reconsideration as meaningful collaborators with our field, at both the theoretical and clinical levels. After a brief history of these agents, the...

Psychedelic Psychoanalysis: Transformations of the Self

Psychoanalytic Dialogues September 3, 2022 Megan Rundel

ABSTRACT As the use of psychedelic agents become a part of mental health treatment, psychoanalysts have the challenge of theorizing how they affect the psyche and the relational field, as well as how they might become part of an analytic process. In this paper, I explore three aspects of psychedelic experience and some ways we might start to understand them in analytic terms. I discuss states...

Yearnings for Foundation. The Idea of Philosophy as a Rigorous Science and Ideas I

Phainomenon September 1, 2022 J. D. Díaz Álvarez

Abstract This paper reads Husserl’s phenomenology as an attempt to solve the crisis of our civilization. It is well known that for him the deep roots of this crisis are related to a misunderstanding of the idea of rationality that leads to skepticism and relativism. It is also well known that in order to overcome this situation Husserl will propound a new idea of reason and rationality that...

Astral projection: Its concept and reality in the Islamic faith.

Journal of Umm Al-Qura University for Sharia h Sciences and Islamic Studies September 1, 2022 Alia Al-Qarni

The concept of astral projection revolves around the assumption of an out-of-body state, assuming an astral aura separate from the physical body capable of traveling outside of it, and realizing a person's ability to leave their body and travel through the ether to anywhere it wants. Also, the source of knowledge for the astral projection experimenters is the person himself, with the connection...

Effectiveness of Mindfulness Stress Reduction Program on Cognitive Flexibility and Early Maladaptive Schemas in Adults: Conscious Awareness, Cognitive Flexibility and Schemas

Universal Journal of Psychology September 1, 2022 Kahraman Güler, Nuket Oyguç

This study was prepared to examine the effect of mindfulness-based stress reduction program on cognitive flexibility and early maladaptive schemas in a group of young adults. The research was carried out with the participation of 18 young adults without a psychiatric diagnosis. The research process consists of eight weeks, with each week's session lasting two and a half hours. In addition to...

J.-K. Huysmans with Wilhelm Wundt: Ennui, or a Mind-Body Problem

Nineteenth-Century French Studies September 1, 2022 John D'amico

Abstract:Taking a cognitive approach to Huysmans's 1887 novel En rade, this article studies the writer's aesthetic transmutation of the theories of Wilhelm Wundt (1832–1920)—a figure widely known as one of the founders of modern psychology. The protagonist, Jacques Marles, invokes Wundt's claim that an extended foot during sleep may prompt the experience of falling in a dream. This explanation...

Number of Autonomous Cognitive Agents in a Neural Network

Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Consciousness September 1, 2022 Subhash Kak

This paper considers several aspects of the relationship between size, structure, speed of propagation and the number of autonomous cognitive agents in a neural network. While memory and function generation capacities of neural networks with scale-invariant structure have been investigated extensively, the number of autonomous agents, associated with the simultaneous processing of the...

Functional Connectivity of Prefrontal Cortex in Various Meditation Techniques – A Mini-Review

International Journal of Yoga September 1, 2022 Mrithunjay Rathore, Meghnath Verma, Mohit Nirwan et al. 28 citations

Meditation is a practice of concentration and relaxation. In philosophical terms, it is a process of gaining self-consciousness. Although there is diversity in meditation (Mindfulness, compassion, transcendental, and focused attention meditation), interventions show that meditation practices improve prefrontal cortex (PFC) functions like cognition, self-awareness, attention, and memory and...