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An Exploration of Multilinguals’ Voice-Hearing Experiences

Language and Psychoanalysis May 15, 2022 Rachel Rowan Olive, Jean‐marc Dewaele 2 citations

Research on multilinguals’ voice-hearing, sometimes termed auditory-verbal hallucinations, is dominated by psychiatrists’ reports, skewing toward etic over emic approaches. Most also pre-dates developments in both voice-hearing and multilingualism research which highlight the complexity and dynamic nature of both phenomena and shows little cross-fertilisation between the two fields. This paper...

DOI: 10.7565/landp.v11i1.6611 (opens in new tab) Feeling Phenomenology philosophy Embodied cognition Thematic analysis +3

Singularity Era: Computational Model of Entropy Within the Human Brain

International Conference on Biometrics Engineering and Application May 13, 2022 Wenyu Ding, Tian-Yi Chen

What is the essence of thinking? The answer is human consciousness. If human beings do not have the ability to think independently, human beings will not be as advanced and complex as human beings are today, and there will be no countless radicals to explore the truth. Therefore, it is necessary to make a scientific inquiry into our consciousness. It is believed that entropy, as a crucial...

How Does Buddhist Contemplative Space Facilitate the Practice of Mindfulness?

Religions May 13, 2022 An-ning Chen, Nicole Porter, Yue-Zhong Tang

This paper examines the spaces where Buddhist spiritual activity—specifically mindfulness practice—takes place, exploring how contemporary urban Buddhist contemplative places may benefit people’s mindful experience. Historical Buddhist contemplative places are examined through a literature review of Buddhist philosophy and Buddhist architecture and landscape. A case study of Kagyu Samye Dzong...

Temporal continuity of self: Long autocorrelation windows mediate self-specificity

Neuroimage May 11, 2022 David Smith, Annemarie Wolff, Angelika Wolman et al. 40 citations

The self is characterized by an intrinsic temporal component consisting in continuity across time. On the neural level, this temporal continuity manifests in the brain's intrinsic neural timescales (INT) that can be measured by the autocorrelation window (ACW). Recent EEG studies reveal a relationship between resting state ACW and self-consciousness. However, it remains unclear whether ACW...

DOI: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2022.119305 (opens in new tab) Narrative Electroencephalography Self Cognitive psychology +3

Heartfulness Meditation: A Yogic and Neuroscientific Perspective

Frontiers in Psychology May 10, 2022 Annelies Van’t Westeinde, K. Patel 32 citations

Today, as research into the contemplative sciences is being widely referenced, the research community would benefit from an understanding of the Heartfulness method of meditation. Heartfulness offers an in-depth experiential practice focused on the evolution of human consciousness using the ancient technique of Pranahuti (yogic Transmission) during Meditation, in combination with the more...

CPR-related cognitive activity, consciousness, awareness and recall, and its management: A scoping review.

Resuscitation Plus May 9, 2022 Rebecca L West, Quentin Otto, Ian R Drennan et al.

Background: There are increasing numbers of reports of cognitive activity, consciousness, awareness and recall related to cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and interventions such as the use of sedative and analgesic drugs during CPR. Objectives: This scoping review aims to describe the available evidence concerning CPR-related cognitive activity, consciousness, awareness and recall and...

On the Genealogy of the Modern Experience of Consciousness. Christian Self-Examination

Hybris May 9, 2022 Szymon Wawrzyniak

The article aims to investigate the modern self-experience of an individual from the point of view of the historical conditions that make this experience possible. This undertaking will be supported by the turn to a theory and practice of self-examination as it appears in early Christianity. It is widely recognized that there is a connection between modernity and subjectivity. One of the areas...

An investigation of the effect of Faradarmani Consciousness Field on heart rate variability parameters

The Scientific Journal of Cosmointel May 9, 2022 Monireh‐Sadat Mousavi, Mohammad Ali Taheri, Saeid Amjadian et al.

The Faradarmani Consciousness Field (CF), a complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), introduced by Mohammad Ali Taheri, is a novel qualitative field which is neither matter nor energy. This study was designed to investigate the effects of Faradarmani CF, on autonomic nervous system (ANS) functioning. For this purpose, heart rate variability (HRV) and skin conductance (SC) indices were...

Integrating Mindfulness Practice in Cognitive Behavioral Hypnotic Psychotherapy

OBM Integrative and Complementary Medicine May 6, 2022 Zahi Arnon

After the emergence of Mindfulness in the Western world, many studies proved its mental and physical benefits. However, implementing Mindfulness in psychotherapy has several challenges: therapists are not formal Mindfulness instructors; the Mindfulness course is a continuous eight-week course, which many patients do not attend during therapy, while others attend and drop out. Thus, Hypnosis was...

Development of “The Colombo Intake Interview to identify skilled meditators for scientific research (CIISMR)”

Research Square May 5, 2022 N.O. Outschoorn, E.a.s.k. Somarathne, H.m.n.n. Dasanayaka et al. preprint

Background: Buddhist-derived meditation is a well-known phenomenological practice that enhances overall well-being of individuals. However, broad and less-rigorous criteria in recruiting suitable meditation practitioners affect the reliability of results obtained through meditation research. Therefore, we aimed at developing an instrument to identify and recruit skilled meditators to be used in...