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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Meditation has moved from ancient temples to neuroscience laboratories. But what does science actually say about it In recent decades, meditation has become a global phenomenon. Millions of people practice mindfulness to reduce stress, improve focus, and search for deeper meaning. Apps, wellness programs, and therapy clinics now recommend meditation as a tool for mental health and well-being.Yet many questions remain.Can meditation really change the brain Does it improve mental health What happens in the mind during experiences of 'transcendence' And where does the science end and the myth begin What Science Says About: Meditation and Transcendence explores these questions through the lens of modern research in neuroscience, psychology, and medicine.Drawing on decades of scientific studies, this book explains how meditation affects attention, emotion, consciousness, and the brain itself. It also examines the cultural history of meditation and how ancient practices have been adapted for modern life.Inside this book, you will discover: - How meditation moved from religious traditions into mainstream science- What brain imaging studies reveal about mindfulness and attention- How meditation influences stress, anxiety, and emotional regulation- The science behind altered states of consciousness and transcendence- Why meditation works for some people-and not for others- What researchers still do not fully understand about meditationWritten for curious readers, students, and anyone interested in the science of the mind, this book separates evidence from hype and provides a clear guide to what research really shows.Whether you are a beginner exploring meditation for the first time or simply curious about how the brain experiences mindfulness and transcendence, this book offers a balanced and evidence-based perspective.Because understanding the science behind meditation may be just as fascinating as the practice itself.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Meditation has moved from ancient temples to neuroscience laboratories. But what does science actually say about it?In recent decades, meditation has become a global phenomenon. Millions of people practice mindfulness to reduce stress, improve focus, and search for deeper meaning. Apps, wellness programs, and therapy clinics now recommend meditation as a tool for mental health and well-being.Yet many questions remain.Can meditation really change the brain?Does it improve mental health?What happens in the mind during experiences of "transcendence"?And where does the science end and the myth begin?What Science Says About: Meditation and Transcendence explores these questions through the lens of modern research in neuroscience, psychology, and medicine.Drawing on decades of scientific studies, this book explains how meditation affects attention, emotion, consciousness, and the brain itself. It also examines the cultural history of meditation and how ancient practices have been adapted for modern life.Inside this book, you will discover: - How meditation moved from religious traditions into mainstream science- What brain imaging studies reveal about mindfulness and attention- How meditation influences stress, anxiety, and emotional regulation- The science behind altered states of consciousness and transcendence- Why meditation works for some people-and not for others- What researchers still do not fully understand about meditationWritten for curious readers, students, and anyone interested in the science of the mind, this book separates evidence from hype and provides a clear guide to what research really shows.Whether you are a beginner exploring meditation for the first time or simply curious about how the brain experiences mindfulness and transcendence, this book offers a balanced and evidence-based perspective.Because understanding the science behind meditation may be just as fascinating as the practice itself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Does quieting the mind actually dissolve the self - or just quiet a brain network?Meditation has moved from monastery to mainstream, promising everything from stress relief to full-blown transcendence. But "meditation" isn't one thing - it's a family of wildly different techniques, and treating them as interchangeable has muddied the science for decades.This book follows the real evidence: what randomized trials, brain imaging, and decades of contested research actually show about attention, anxiety, risk, and the elusive experience of a dissolving self.Inside, you'll discover: Why the default mode network finding is real, replicated, and routinely oversoldWhich claims about disease prevention and personality change the evidence flatly contradictsThe documented risks intensive retreats carry that popular wellness culture leaves outPart of What Science Says About., a series that takes fascinating human questions and follows the evidence wherever it leads.Read the science. Decide for yourself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…