Neuroscience of Mysticism & Spirituality | Meditation Cafe #27

Unveiling the neuroscience behind mysticism and spirituality is a topic rarely spoken about. Despite great advances in medical science, the neuroscience of mystical experiences is still not fully understood. This is largely because this realm deals with an existence that is difficult to define. With the understanding of both fields, Dr Swapan Gupta will unfold the principles of neuroscience behind this unexplained mystery.
DR. SWAPAN GUPTA
is a senior neurologist at GB Pant Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education & Research, New Delhi. Currently working as Associate Professor there, he is an Academic Council member of University of Delhi. Obtaining Gold Medal in MBBS, he was also trained from Venice International University, Italy.
After studying advanced brain science, he became interested in spirituality and did in-depth research into the connection between science and spirituality. His major areas of expertise are in consciousness, brain-mind principles, addiction removal and brain rewiring.
He has also done TV shows and training sessions with the Ministry of Health, Orissa Government, Ministry of Social Justice, Delhi Government, and is an invited faculty at major conferences related to science and spirituality.
The combination of knowledge on both modern neuroscience and ancient spiritual principles is a rare and unique specialty of Dr. Swapan Gupta.
PROGRAM CHAPTERS
00:00 - Cover Pages & Relaxation
04:30 - Greetings & Introduction
09:55 - Dr. Swapan presents
1:27:49 - Q&A
1:55:22 - Meditation experience by Dr. Swapan
Soft music (at intro):
Track 2, from the album Angel Beauty.
Meditation commentary (at intro):
"Reflections of Peace", spoken by Barbara Ramsay
Soft music (meditation at end):
"Gold", from the album Jewel Purpose.

[@mayweibel1527]

Thankyou Dr. Om Shanti

[@petershephard7089]

An extremely insightful and illuminating experience. Full of the wisdom of thinking that takes away the mystery of mysticism and spirituality

[@mayweibel1527]

So Fascinating ! very insightful ! Thankyou! Om Shanti

[@ciscoguru2007]

Hello People, in the realm of known, unknown and unknowable, mysticism belongs to unknowable. Then why are you bringing science to explain this, neural pathways and all ? And being from India why are you not bringing in Vedic science to talk about mysticism ? Introspect and research.....