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Ancient psychoactive plants in a global village: The ritual use of cannabis in a self-managed community in Catalonia.

International Journal of Drug Policy December 1, 2021 Maja Kohek, Constanza Sánchez Avilés, Oriol Romaní et al. 14 citations

Cannabis is a plant with a rich history of medical, recreational, industrial and spiritual uses. This paper aims to explore drug use rituals as methods of community-controlled use that help maintain a self-regulated and healthy relation to the substance in questions. Furthermore, it explores how cannabis is used in developing spirituality and a sense of community. The ritual use of cannabis is...

Detecting lucid dreams only by submentalis electromyography.

Sleep Medicine December 1, 2021 Michael Raduga 5 citations

Lucid dreams (LDs) occur when people become aware that they are dreaming. This phenomenon has a wide range of possible applications from the perspectives of psychology, training physical movements, and controlling computers while asleep, among others. However, research on LDs might lack efficiency because the standard LD verification protocol uses polysomnography (PSG), which requires an...

Foundations of Quantum Approaches to Consciousness

Journal of Philosophical Investigations November 29, 2021 Hamid Faghanpour Azizi, Mehdi Golshani, Kourosh Nozari

As generally accepted, consciousness or mind and material brain are closely related to each other; but how? Quantum mechanics is a new pathway to understand the hard problem of consciousness and its relation to the brain. Consciousness has specific properties such as unity, irreducibility, non-locality, etc. The completely different features of classical physics (locality, reducibility,...

DOI: 10.22034/jpiut.2021.48108.2991 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Quantum consciousness Top-down causation Mind-brain interaction Eccles-beck theory +3

Grand Challenges in Consciousness Research Across Perception, Cognition, Self, and Emotion.

Frontiers in Psychology November 26, 2021 Antonino Raffone 4 citations

The field of consciousness research has developed over the last decades by interdisciplinary and multi-method investigations, through the integration of theoretical, empirical and clinical studies. Consciousness research is relevant across philosophy, psychology, neurology, cognitive and affective neurosciences, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence, among other disciplines. The...

Phenomenological Experience: To the Things Themselves

Dynamic Realism November 25, 2021 Tina Röck

This chapter discusses phenomenological experience introducing phenomenological techniques like reduction and epoché. While the discussion largely remains faithful to Husserl’s texts and provides a close reading of some passages, it does present phenomenology as an encounter, that can be investigated while emphasising various focal points, even after the epoché. The focus of the discussion is...

Human Synchronization Maps—The Hybrid Consciousness of the Embodied Mind

Entropy November 25, 2021 F. Orsucci

We examine the theoretical implications of empirical studies developed over recent years. These experiments have explored the biosemiotic nature of communication streams from emotional neuroscience and embodied mind perspectives. Information combinatorics analysis enabled a deeper understanding of the coupling and decoupling dynamics of biosemiotics streams. We investigated intraindividual and...

Clocks in Dreams: Analysis of a Long Dream Series

Clocks & Sleep November 24, 2021 Michael Schredl

Many dream content analytic studies focus on dream characters, animals, social interactions and so on, but they rarely analyze the frequency of everyday objects in dreams. In the present paper, the frequency and phenomenology of clock dreams in a dream series of 12,476 dreams of a single male dreamer was analyzed. The clock dreams (0.74% of all dreams) show a variety of contexts not only...

Trait and state mindfulness modulate EEG microstates

medRxiv November 24, 2021 preprint

ABSTRACT: The present study aimed to characterize microstate dynamics induced by non-reactive attention underlying mindfulness. Electroencephalogram signals from eighteen trained meditators and a matched non-meditators group were recorded before, during, and after a non-reactive attention meditation or during three resting periods respectively, while they were passively exposed to auditory...

Altered states of consciousness in sports psychology: hypnosis, suggestion and auto-suggestion

Современная зарубежная психология November 23, 2021 A.V. Kvitchasty

The article is devoted to the problem of studying and applying the phenomena of suggestion, auto-suggestion and altered states of consciousness in modern sports psychology. A brief excursion into the history of the use of altered states of consciousness in elite sports is given. The advantages, disadvantages, limitations and specificity of different methods using suggestion and auto-suggestion...

DOI: 10.17759/jmfp.2021100309 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Hypnosis Suggestion Suggestive techniques Sports psychology

BANDHA (Inner Lock)-MUDRA (Hand Gesture): Essences of Optimizing Health

International Journal of Advanced Research in Science, Communication and Technology November 20, 2021 Kishore Mukhopadhyay

Background: Bandha and Mudras are found in ancient Indian literature to stimulate internal energy. The simplest know a few things approximately our subtle body, our soul. The act of bandhas stimulates the prana and chakras. Madra is a technique to stimulate the nervous system and glands to minimize the dysfunction of the mind and the mysterious powers of man; kundalini (the inner core energy)...