What if ancient Yogic wisdom and modern neuroscience were describing the same mind from different directions?
The Science of Yogic Mind explores a powerful question at the intersection of philosophy, science, and technology:
How do attention, memory, perception, and consciousness actually work?
Drawing from classical Yogic texts, contemporary neuroscience, and computational learning models, this book builds a clear bridge between three domains that rarely speak to each other:
• Yogashastra — the ancient science of consciousness
• Neuroscience — the biology of cognition and brain networks
• Artificial Intelligence — computational models of learning and perception
Through first-principles explanations, readers discover how ideas such as Chitta, Vritti, Samskara, and Vasana can be understood alongside concepts like:
• neural plasticity
• predictive processing
• attention networks
• machine learning models
The book presents meditation not as mysticism, but as a structured system for training attention and understanding the mind.
You will explore:
• The structure of the mind in Yogic philosophy
• Neural networks and brain systems involved in attention
• How habits and memory patterns form and change
• The relationship between meditation and cognitive training
• Computational analogies linking Yogic psychology with AI systems
• Ethical and scientific frameworks for studying contemplative practices
Each chapter explains complex ideas in simple, first-principles language, making the material accessible to readers from diverse backgrounds.
This book is ideal for readers interested in:
• neuroscience and consciousness studies
• artificial intelligence and learning systems
• meditation and contemplative traditions
• philosophy of mind
• interdisciplinary research on cognition
Whether you are a researcher, practitioner, or curious reader, this book offers a thoughtful exploration of the mind from multiple perspectives.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if ancient Yogic wisdom and modern neuroscience were describing the same mind from different directions?The Science of Yogic Mind explores a powerful question at the intersection of philosophy, science, and technology: How do attention, memory, perception, and consciousness actually work?Drawing from classical Yogic texts, contemporary neuroscience, and computational learning models, this book builds a clear bridge between three domains that rarely speak to each other: - Yogashastra - the ancient science of consciousness- Neuroscience - the biology of cognition and brain networks- Artificial Intelligence - computational models of learning and perceptionThrough first-principles explanations, readers discover how ideas such as Chitta, Vritti, Samskara, and Vasana can be understood alongside concepts like: - neural plasticity- predictive processing- attention networks- machine learning modelsThe book presents meditation not as mysticism, but as a structured system for training attention and understanding the mind.Inside the BookYou will explore: - The structure of the mind in Yogic philosophy- Neural networks and brain systems involved in attention- How habits and memory patterns form and change- The relationship between meditation and cognitive training- Computational analogies linking Yogic psychology with AI systems- Ethical and scientific frameworks for studying contemplative practicesEach chapter explains complex ideas in simple, first-principles language, making the material accessible to readers from diverse backgrounds.Who This Book Is ForThis book is ideal for readers interested in: - neuroscience and consciousness studies- artificial intelligence and learning systems- meditation and contemplative traditions- philosophy of mind- interdisciplinary research on cognitionWhether you are a researcher, practitioner, or curious reader, this book offers a thoughtful exploration of the mind from multiple perspectives. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798251294477
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if ancient Yogic wisdom and modern neuroscience were describing the same mind from different directions?The Science of Yogic Mind explores a powerful question at the intersection of philosophy, science, and technology: How do attention, memory, perception, and consciousness actually work?Drawing from classical Yogic texts, contemporary neuroscience, and computational learning models, this book builds a clear bridge between three domains that rarely speak to each other: - Yogashastra - the ancient science of consciousness- Neuroscience - the biology of cognition and brain networks- Artificial Intelligence - computational models of learning and perceptionThrough first-principles explanations, readers discover how ideas such as Chitta, Vritti, Samskara, and Vasana can be understood alongside concepts like: - neural plasticity- predictive processing- attention networks- machine learning modelsThe book presents meditation not as mysticism, but as a structured system for training attention and understanding the mind.Inside the BookYou will explore: - The structure of the mind in Yogic philosophy- Neural networks and brain systems involved in attention- How habits and memory patterns form and change- The relationship between meditation and cognitive training- Computational analogies linking Yogic psychology with AI systems- Ethical and scientific frameworks for studying contemplative practicesEach chapter explains complex ideas in simple, first-principles language, making the material accessible to readers from diverse backgrounds.Who This Book Is ForThis book is ideal for readers interested in: - neuroscience and consciousness studies- artificial intelligence and learning systems- meditation and contemplative traditions- philosophy of mind- interdisciplinary research on cognitionWhether you are a researcher, practitioner, or curious reader, this book offers a thoughtful exploration of the mind from multiple perspectives. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798251294477
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