A phenomenology of meditation-induced light experiences:
Traditional Buddhist and neurobiological perspectives

By Jared R. Lindahl, Christopher T. Kaplan, Evan M. Winget, and Willoughby B. Britton

16 pages

Given that sensory deprivation increases neuroplasticity, meditation may also have an enhanced neuroplastic potential beyond ordinary experience-dependent changes.

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Published in 2014 in Frontiers in Psychology (Zoran Josipovic ed.).

Bibtex Data

@article{lindahl-et-al2014-meditation-light-experiences,
    title={{A} phenomenology of meditation-induced light experiences: {T}raditional {B}uddhist and neurobiological perspectives},
    author={Jared R. Lindahl and Christopher T. Kaplan and Evan M. Winget and Willoughby B. Britton},
    editor={Zoran Josipovic},
    year=2014,
    month=jan,
    journal={Frontiers in Psychology},
    volume=4,
    number=973,
    pages={1--16},
    keywords={samatha,samadhi,perception},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00973/full}
}

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