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

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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.).

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@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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