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DESeq analysis was done between the pre-post Heartfulness group to gain insights on the bioprocesses significantly up and downregulated after the Heartfulness intervention. DESeq analysis between the post-Heartfulness (meditation and 12 weeks) and postcontrol (no meditation and 12 weeks) was done to gain insights on the bioprocesses significantly different between the 2 groups and to correlate the bioprocess with stress, anxiety and depression markers.
JMIR Bioinform Biotech 2024;5:e65506
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Similarly, participants were asked to report on their experience with Heartfulness meditation and duration of practice in years. The differences in HRQOL among participants who practiced Heartfulness meditation regularly (≥2 years) were compared against participants with less experience with this form of meditation (≤1 year) and participants who had previously tried this form of meditation but were not currently practicing.
JMIR Form Res 2022;6(5):e37876
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Heartfulness is a heart-based practice of meditation that focuses on the relationship between the heart and mind. It promotes further discovery in the science of yoga, as it relates to the body-mind complex and plays a vital role in expanding upon mindfulness practice. It is a journey to the center of the heart, a place of inner silence. Tuning into the heart develops calmness from within and uncovers every individual's brilliant self.
JMIR Form Res 2021;5(1):e22041
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