Oct 28th, 2009 by Dr Ramesh Manocha

The graph displays a key difference between mental silence based meditation and other types of meditation.
Previous definitions of meditation have not differentiated between meditation and relaxation. A key feature of relaxation is that skin temperature increases with the reduced physiological arousal.
This graph shows data from a heuristic physiological study where mental silence meditators manifested reductions in skin temperature during meditation thereby contradicting the “reduced physiological arousal” conceptualisation of meditation.
Dr Ramesh Manocha
Related posts:
- Skin temperature and Sahaja Yoga meditation
- Graph: health of mental silence meditators vs general population
- Graph: the health scores of mental silence meditators vs. other groups
- Graph: the relationship between mental silence and mental health
- Evidence that meditation is not relaxation
Tags: dr ramesh manocha, meditation, mental silence, physiological arousal, religiosity and health, research, sahaja yoga meditation, skin temperature
Posted in Study Summary, graph, meditation, mental silence, research, sahaja yoga meditation