Does a person’s subjective experiences, filtered through cultural upbringing, have a direct impact on his/her neurophysiology and thus neurophenomenology?
#33 Cognitive versus cultural neurophenomenology of psychedelics Read More »
Future of psychedelic entity research entails first and foremost, phenomenological analysis, and secondly, neurophenomenological analysis (in the same vein as Varela’s use of the term).
#32 Toward an “entitiology” and neurophenomenology of psychedelic entities Read More »
Dr. Claudia-Schwarz-Plaschg and I speak about socio-psychedelic imaginaries, power of analogy, concepts of self, meditation, and future of psychedelic research.
Is there a solution to finding a standard, predictable, and repeatable set of phenomenological themes and categories across research studies going forward?
#30 Neurophenomenology of DMT and phenomenology of psilocybin in an fMRI Read More »
What strikes me about Lutz et al’s (2002) findings is that “dynamical neural signatures” match and even predict subjects’ mental states.
#29 Phenomenological clusters and visionary states of expectation and surprise Read More »
The three texts I read for my own upcoming neurophenomenology iboga experiment were: Heink et al (2017), Rodger (2018), and Schenberg et al (2017).
#28 Comparative analysis on iboga phenomenology research Read More »
Over the last few days, I made Eric Nuzum’s ideas my own because I want to accelerate my learning of podcasting and honing my craft.
#27 Iboganautics is the podcast on iboga Read More »
How to graft subjective experiences onto physiological tests? How to use subjective data to look for correlative markers in physiological data?
#26 Fine-tuning neurophenomenology’s fixed and non-fixed variables Read More »
Last night I finished recording my entire thesis about philosophy of psychedelic technology for your audio enjoyment. (3-hour listen over five episodes.)
#25 ep1.3-1.7_Philosophy of Psychedelic Technology_AM Read More »
We should inject more qualitative methods into the quantitative sciences in order to perform any kind of non-reductionist scientific inquiry.
#24 Applying 4E cognition toward the development of a non-reductive science Read More »