From the reviews: "The individual contributors to this book come from a variety of disciplines and include a set of international scholars. ... this book has relevance for psychologists, philosophers, neuroscientists, theologians, and religious scholars and perhaps even theoretical physicists. ... All and all, this book is an interesting read ... ." (S. Kenneth Thurman, Mindfulness, Vol. 4, 2013)

• Neuroscience, Consciousness, Spirituality – Questions, Problems and Potential Solutions: An Introductory Essay, H. Walach.- Mindfulness in East and West – is it the Same? S. Schmidt.- Setting our own Terms: How we used Ritual to Become Human, M.J. Rossano.- Neuroscience and Spirituality – Findings and Consequences, M. Beauregard.- Consciousness: a Riddle and a Key in Neuroscience and Spirituality, D. Jeanmonod.- Generalized Entanglement - A Nonreductive Option for a Phenomenologically Dualist and Ontologically Monist View, H. Walach, H. Römer .- Complementarity of Phenomenal and Physiological Observables: A Primer on Generalised Quantum Theory and its Scope for Neuroscience and Consciousness Studies, H. Römer, H. WalachHard problems in philosophy of mind and physics: Do they point to spirituality as a solution? N. von Stillfried.- Brain Structure and Meditation. How Spiritual Practice Shapes the Brain, U. Ott, B.K. Hölzel & D. Vaitl.- Neurophysiological correlates to psychological trait variables in experienced meditative practitioners, T. Hinterberger, et. al.- Reconsidering the Metaphysics of Science from the Inside Out, J.W. Schooler, J.N. Schooler  Mindfulness meditation: deconditioning & changing view, H. Barendregt .- Endless Consciousness. A concept based on scientific studies on Near-Death Experience, P. van Lommel.- The hard problem revisited: from cognitive neuroscience to Kabbalah and back again, B.L. Lancaster.- Towards a Neuroscience of Spirituality, W.B. Jonas.- Sufism and Rapid Wound Healing, H. Hall       An Emerging New Model for Consciousness: The Consciousness Field Model, R.K.C. Forman.

From the reviews: "The individual contributors to this book come from a variety of disciplines and include a set of international scholars. ... this book has relevance for psychologists, philosophers, neuroscientists, theologians, and religious scholars and perhaps even theoretical physicists. ... All and all, this book is an interesting read ... ." (S. Kenneth Thurman, Mindfulness, Vol. 4, 2013)

• Neuroscience, Consciousness, Spirituality – Questions, Problems and Potential Solutions: An Introductory Essay, H. Walach.- Mindfulness in East and West – is it the Same? S. Schmidt.- Setting our own Terms: How we used Ritual to Become Human, M.J. Rossano.- Neuroscience and Spirituality – Findings and Consequences, M. Beauregard.- Consciousness: a Riddle and a Key in Neuroscience and Spirituality, D. Jeanmonod.- Generalized Entanglement - A Nonreductive Option for a Phenomenologically Dualist and Ontologically Monist View, H. Walach, H. Römer .- Complementarity of Phenomenal and Physiological Observables: A Primer on Generalised Quantum Theory and its Scope for Neuroscience and Consciousness Studies, H. Römer, H. WalachHard problems in philosophy of mind and physics: Do they point to spirituality as a solution? N. von Stillfried.- Brain Structure and Meditation. How Spiritual Practice Shapes the Brain, U. Ott, B.K. Hölzel & D. Vaitl.- Neurophysiological correlates to psychological trait variables in experienced meditative practitioners, T. Hinterberger, et. al.- Reconsidering the Metaphysics of Science from the Inside Out, J.W. Schooler, J.N. Schooler  Mindfulness meditation: deconditioning & changing view, H. Barendregt .- Endless Consciousness. A concept based on scientific studies on Near-Death Experience, P. van Lommel.- The hard problem revisited: from cognitive neuroscience to Kabbalah and back again, B.L. Lancaster.- Towards a Neuroscience of Spirituality, W.B. Jonas.- Sufism and Rapid Wound Healing, H. Hall       An Emerging New Model for Consciousness: The Consciousness Field Model, R.K.C. Forman.

From the reviews: "The individual contributors to this book come from a variety of disciplines and include a set of international scholars. ... this book has relevance for psychologists, philosophers, neuroscientists, theologians, and religious scholars and perhaps even theoretical physicists. ... All and all, this book is an interesting read ... ." (S. Kenneth Thurman, Mindfulness, Vol. 4, 2013)

• Neuroscience, Consciousness, Spirituality – Questions, Problems and Potential Solutions: An Introductory Essay, H. Walach.- Mindfulness in East and West – is it the Same? S. Schmidt.- Setting our own Terms: How we used Ritual to Become Human, M.J. Rossano.- Neuroscience and Spirituality – Findings and Consequences, M. Beauregard.- Consciousness: a Riddle and a Key in Neuroscience and Spirituality, D. Jeanmonod.- Generalized Entanglement - A Nonreductive Option for a Phenomenologically Dualist and Ontologically Monist View, H. Walach, H. Römer .- Complementarity of Phenomenal and Physiological Observables: A Primer on Generalised Quantum Theory and its Scope for Neuroscience and Consciousness Studies, H. Römer, H. WalachHard problems in philosophy of mind and physics: Do they point to spirituality as a solution? N. von Stillfried.- Brain Structure and Meditation. How Spiritual Practice Shapes the Brain, U. Ott, B.K. Hölzel & D. Vaitl.- Neurophysiological correlates to psychological trait variables in experienced meditative practitioners, T. Hinterberger, et. al.- Reconsidering the Metaphysics of Science from the Inside Out, J.W. Schooler, J.N. Schooler  Mindfulness meditation: deconditioning & changing view, H. Barendregt .- Endless Consciousness. A concept based on scientific studies on Near-Death Experience, P. van Lommel.- The hard problem revisited: from cognitive neuroscience to Kabbalah and back again, B.L. Lancaster.- Towards a Neuroscience of Spirituality, W.B. Jonas.- Sufism and Rapid Wound Healing, H. Hall       An Emerging New Model for Consciousness: The Consciousness Field Model, R.K.C. Forman.