Prenatal Origins of Mystical Experience
Martin, John A;
Prenatal Origins of Mystical Experience
A short essay on how the prenatal environment and early physiology may shape later experiences of unity or boundary-softening. It takes a developmental view of why some transcendent states feel familiar. Part of the Enotis Contemporary project.
FOS: Psychology, Human Development, Psychology, Cognitive neuroscience, mysticism, Philosophy, ethics and religion, Mystical experiences, transcendence, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion
FOS: Psychology, Human Development, Psychology, Cognitive neuroscience, mysticism, Philosophy, ethics and religion, Mystical experiences, transcendence, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion
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