Mingour Rhinoche has released a new video about
Brain on Meditation:
But similar to Diego Hangartners talk he gave to students at the Federal Insitute of Technology in Zürich recenty:
Meditator’s Brain States: Consciousness Studies with Diego Hangartner in 2024:
Are there any new results are available which would be worth mentioning?One new result since 2004 is a popular scientific book released in 2017:
Both of these particate in brain scan studies about meditation at least since 2004:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC526201
As Matthieu Ricard participates who gave us hope for a revolution in meditation reasearch with a Talk he has published on YouTube on the 15.04.2008
But this revolution has not happened. And this raises the question if these projects are a kind of work progams with a specific goal of economists? For instance with the goal to sell popular scientific books? Rather than long-term scientific studies about meditation with a clear progress which is visible and which is performed by a sustainable group of scientists? But which group would be worth mentioning which performs meditation research projects which are sustainable, and are financed in a sustainable why by research funds? We do not know of such.
No New & Revolutionary Findings From Meditation Research Projects Around the World Since 2004? And does this not mean that these new and revolutionary findings from a PNAS paper from 2004 could not be reproduced by other scientists from all around the world?