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    Biology & Spirituality: What a Woman’s Biology Might Be Trying to Teach Her About Her Spiritual Path

    The changes a woman’s body undergoes through her lifetime create natural rites of passage; each one offers an opportunity for spiritual growth.

    By Isa Gucciardi
    #Interdisciplinary #Psychology

    Biological Essentialism and the New Sciences of Religion

    We are now in a position where, aided both by contemplative neuroscience and neurotheology, we can state the axiom that the mystical is sui generis, while other religious events are sui generis only insofar as they are also mystical.

    By Kenneth Rose
    #Healing #Psychology

    Rae Johnson on Embodying Social Justice (#85)

    Rae is a scholar/activist and registered somatic movement therapist.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Healing #Psychology

    David Bullard on Sex, Trauma and Intimacy (#82)

    David is a licensed psychologist and marriage and family therapist.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Psychology #Yoga

    Bo Forbes on Diseases of Disembodiment (#81)

    Bo is a clinical psychologist and author.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Psychology #Traditions

    Turn Off Your Search Mode – Trust in Being

    Let’s develop a sense of trusting the inner refuge – trusting more in this moment, trusting in the source.

    By Tenzin Rinpoche
    #Psychology #Traditions

    What Buddhist Psychotherapy Really Is

    Buddhist psychotherapy, which has been adopted in the last several decades, is a novel approach to the clinical practice of mental health.

    By Miles Neale
    #Psychology #Research

    Jude Currivan on the Cosmic Hologram (#62)

    Jude is a cosmologist and planetary healer.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Philosophy #Psychology

    On the Neuroscience of Enlightenment

    In order to carefully assess the potential effects of meditative interventions it is of singular importance to ask whether enlightenment can be traced to specific neural correlates, cognition, or behavior.

    By David Vago
    #Psychology #Research

    David Vago on Contemplative Neuroscience (#46)

    David is a contemplative neuroscientist and researcher.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Psychology #Research

    Loren Fishman on Yoga as Medical Treatment (#43)

    Loren is a professor at Columbia medical school.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Interdisciplinary #Psychology

    Livia Cohen-Shapiro on Yoga as Somatic Psychology (#40)

    Livia is a somatic psychologist an yoga teacher.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Psychology #Yoga

    Introduction to Yoga Philosophy

    To help address the mental challenges so many people face today, I categorized the basic tenets of yoga psychology into five broad principles.

    By Dhanurdhara Swami
    #Ethics #Psychology

    Dr. Kelly Brogan on Holistic Psychiatry, Integrative Healing, and a Healthy Gut (#37)

    Kelly is a Holistic Psychiatrist and integrative healing advocate.

    By Jacob Kyle
    #Philosophy #Psychology

    The Meaning of Intention

    The Pali/Sanskrit word for “intention,” cetanā, derives from two words meaning “to think” or “thinking,” and it can also just mean “mind.” But it also carries some less static meanings. Two of these, “intention” and “volition”, are arguably the most commonly known among both scholars and Buddhist practitioners alike.

    By Matt Bramble
    #Psychology #Traditions

    Ralph De La Rosa on Neuroplasticity, Substance Abuse, and Myths about Meditation (#4)

    Ralph is an author and Buddhist teacher based in NYC.

    By Jacob Kyle
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