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52Urban poverty and utilization of maternal and child health care services in indiaJournal of Biosocial Science 45 (4): 433-449. 2013.
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1235Subjectivity or the problem of ‘qualia’ tends to make the accessibility and comprehension of psychological events intangible especially for scientific exploration. The issue becomes even more complicated but interesting when one turns towards mystical experiences. Such experiences are different from other psychological phenomena in the sense that they don’t occur to every one, so are difficult to comprehend even for their qualifications of existence. We conduc…Read more
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1944Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics and EmptinessNeuroQuantology Journal, June 2009 7 (2): 198-203. 2009.The underlying physical reality is a central notion in the interpretations of quantum mechanics. The a priori physical reality notion affects the corresponding interpretation. This paper explore the possibility to establish a relationship between philosophical concept of physical reality in Nagarjuna's epistemology (emptiness) and the picture of underlying physical reality in Einstein, Rovelli and Zeilinger positions. This analysis brings us to conclude that the notion …Read more
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1441Quantum Entanglement:Can We "See" the Implicate Order?Philosophical SpeculationsNeuroquantology 8 (378): 389. 2010.This brief paper argue about a possible philosophical description of the implicate order starting from a simple theoretical experiment. Utilizing an EPR source and the human eyes of a "single" person, we try to investigate the philosophical and physical implications of quantum entanglement in terms of implicate order. We know, that most specialists still disagree on the exact number of photons required to trigger a neural response, although there will be many technical challenges, we assume that…Read more
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37Differentials of Light of Consciousness: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of the Experience of Vihangam YogisIndo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology 9 (2): 1-14. 2009.The Yogic literatures are replete with examples of several unique mystical experiences in deeper states of meditation. These experiences have nevertheless remained largely untouched by the scientific community, possibly because of the extreme inexplicability of such states and the lack of sophistication in evaluating them. More amenable to scientific research, however, would seem to be the simpler states of awareness in meditation such as that of inner light perception. While a few studies have …Read more
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36Inner light perception of Vihangam Yogis: A qualitative studyJournal of Consciousness Studies 16 (2-3): 2-3. 2009.
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