Written by Abd-al-Wadoud Gouraud and Abd-al-Haqq Guiderdoni | Monday, November 21, 2022 at 12:30 p.m. © Fez Festival of Sufi Culture We both had the honor of being invited, as representatives of the Institute of Advanced Islamic Studies (IHEI), to the Fez Festival of Sufi Culture, which took place from October 22 to 29 on … Read more
Grace Stumpf, 14, has always had a passion for the sky. Some of his favorite childhood memories were making paper airplanes with his dad and seeing which models flew the best. These activities allowed him to discover the four forces of flight (lift, thrust, resistance and weight) and to understand how the wings and the … Read more
What is fundamentally new in today’s science is the continuity between the cosmos and us. From the particles that appeared during the first moments after the big bang to the neuronal structures allowing us to exercise intelligence, elementary processes have constantly modified the real world according to the same interactions between the elements present. Gravitational … Read more
A small “absence”, an intense daydream or even a hallucination: almost everyone has already experienced an altered state of consciousness. Spontaneously or provoked, the activity of our brain can indeed place us in a mental state different from ordinary awakening. And if some of these states are pathological, others have positive, even therapeutic effects! It … Read more
Buddhists and followers of yoga have long and often touted the benefits of using simple breathing practices to better focus attention and improve calm. Finally, some 2,500 years later, scientists are trying to catch up. A study from Trinity College Dublin showed how breath-focused meditation and yogic breathing practices seem to improve people’s attention and … Read more
One puts online hypnosis videos to fight against recurrent cystitis. Another promotes reiki, a discipline that promises to heal “energy knots” by laying hands on them. There is also a Buddhist religious leader. And again – fasten your seat belts – the one who writes books on the links between consciousness and UFOs, for whom … Read more
The scientific news of October 14, 2022 is: In Brain and Psy: We found the region of the brain responsible for procrastination. Procrastination is the tendency to put off a tedious task until tomorrow. Researchers have found the area of the brain responsible for making the decision to procrastinate: the cerebral cingulate cortex. … Read more
First supervised by the psychiatrist Ian Stevenson, they are today coordinated by the child psychiatrist and researcher, Jim Tuckerwho heads the parapsychology department at the University of Virginia. If the question of reincarnation, and more particularly of these cases of children with disturbing memories, can make you smile, it is a most distressing experience for … Read more
In recent years, the emergence of the Arts and Sciences field has concerned a growing number of actors and networks in France. This is particularly the case in New Aquitaine where many structures (artistic teams and higher education establishments) participate in the development of scientific, technical and industrial cultural policies (CSTI). Among the latter, we … Read more
Today, the ancients are just a memory, a world of ruins covered by vegetation. Now is the time of the Sapiens. What is this jdr? In the distant future we, the Ancients, have disappeared, giving way to the Sapiens. Six species each with three variants are playable. Humanoids dog, snake, bird, deer, insect and fish. … Read more