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OlivierSandilands: /* Types */

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	== Types ==		== Types ==
	The following is a survey of emotions associated with various [[Emergent Modalities\|emergent modalities]] — including diverse contemplative practices, psychedelics, and more — as reported in Sandilands and Ingram (2024).<ref name=":0">Sandilands, O., & Ingram, D. M. (2024). Documenting and defining emergent phenomenology: theoretical foundations for an extensive research strategy. ''Frontiers in Psychology'', ''15'', 1340335. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1340335</nowiki></ref> Overall, ~~this~~ can be seen as a rather extensive taxonomy of types of emotions commonly experienced in relation with [[Emergent Phenomena\|Emergent Phenomena.]]		The following is a survey of emotions associated with various [[Emergent Modalities\|emergent modalities]] — including diverse contemplative practices, psychedelics, and more — as reported in Sandilands and Ingram (2024).<ref name=":0">Sandilands, O., & Ingram, D. M. (2024). Documenting and defining emergent phenomenology: theoretical foundations for an extensive research strategy. ''Frontiers in Psychology'', ''15'', 1340335. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1340335</nowiki></ref> Note that the bracketted references below currently refer to a numbered table which can be found as supplemental material of this paper. Overall, the following can be seen as a rather extensive taxonomy of types of emotions commonly experienced in relation with [[Emergent Phenomena\|Emergent Phenomena.]]

	=== Positive ===		=== Positive ===

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	== Structure ==		== Structure ==
	Structural characteristics of emotions include their temporal character, intensity, duration, diversity, stability vs lability, etc. These aspects of emotional life can be more or less deeply and lastingly transformed by EPEEs or Emergent Practices.		Structural characteristics of emotions include their temporal character, intensity, duration, diversity, stability vs lability, etc. These aspects of emotional life can be more or less deeply and lastingly transformed by EPEEs or Emergent Practices. For instance, it is not uncommon for meditation practitioners to report a very balanced, undramatic, or even subdued emotional life.<ref name=":0" /> Conversely, advanced contemplatives often report experiencing the full range of human emotions in a visceral way involving a sort of unfiltering and hightened intensity, while simultaneously experiencing little resistance to these manifestations, leading to a shorter duration of the emotions and fuller "processing" of the information they contain.

	== Types ==		== Types ==
	The following is a survey of emotions associated with various [[emergent modalities]] — including diverse contemplative practices, psychedelics, and more — as reported in Sandilands and Ingram (2024).<ref>Sandilands, O., & Ingram, D. M. (2024). Documenting and defining emergent phenomenology: theoretical foundations for an extensive research strategy. ''Frontiers in Psychology'', ''15'', 1340335. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1340335</nowiki></ref> Overall, this can be seen as a rather extensive taxonomy of types of emotions commonly experienced in relation with [[Emergent Phenomena\|Emergent Phenomena.]]		The following is a survey of emotions associated with various [[Emergent Modalities\|emergent modalities]] — including diverse contemplative practices, psychedelics, and more — as reported in Sandilands and Ingram (2024).<ref name=":0">Sandilands, O., & Ingram, D. M. (2024). Documenting and defining emergent phenomenology: theoretical foundations for an extensive research strategy. ''Frontiers in Psychology'', ''15'', 1340335. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1340335</nowiki></ref> Overall, this can be seen as a rather extensive taxonomy of types of emotions commonly experienced in relation with [[Emergent Phenomena\|Emergent Phenomena.]]

	=== Positive ===		=== Positive ===

OlivierSandilands: /* Types */

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	== Types ==		== Types ==
			The following is a survey of emotions associated with various [[emergent modalities]] — including diverse contemplative practices, psychedelics, and more — as reported in Sandilands and Ingram (2024).<ref>Sandilands, O., & Ingram, D. M. (2024). Documenting and defining emergent phenomenology: theoretical foundations for an extensive research strategy. ''Frontiers in Psychology'', ''15'', 1340335. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1340335</nowiki></ref> Overall, this can be seen as a rather extensive taxonomy of types of emotions commonly experienced in relation with [[Emergent Phenomena\|Emergent Phenomena.]]

	=== Positive ===		=== Positive ===

OlivierSandilands: /* Structure */

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	== Structure ==		== Structure ==
	Structural characteristics of emotions include their temporal character, intensity, duration, diversity, stability vs lability, etc.		Structural characteristics of emotions include their temporal character, intensity, duration, diversity, stability vs lability, etc. These aspects of emotional life can be more or less deeply and lastingly transformed by EPEEs or Emergent Practices.

	== Types ==		== Types ==

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Skill and Abilities

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	== Skill and Abilities ==		== Skill and Abilities ==
	Emotional intelligence		For instance, Emotional intelligence, Emotional processing, and Emotional regulation. Commonly reported changes related with various relevant practices include:

	~~Emotional processing~~		* '''An ability to rapidly evoke desired emotions or moods'''

	~~Emotional regulation~~		* '''Feeling generally much more ready to face life challenges including social confrontations'''

	~~e.g.~~

	* '''Ability to rapidly evoke desired emotions or moods'''
	* '''Feeling generally much more ready to face life challenges including social confrontations''' ~~(emotional aspect)~~
	* '''Increase in one’s capacity for self-regulation'''		* '''Increase in one’s capacity for self-regulation'''

	== Structure ==		== Structure ==
	~~Envelope~~		Structural characteristics of emotions include their temporal character, intensity, duration, diversity, stability vs lability, etc.

	~~Diversity~~

	~~Duration~~

	~~Intensity~~

	~~Stability/~~lability

	== Types ==		== Types ==

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	== Structure ==		== Structure ==
	Envelope		Envelope

			Diversity

	Duration		Duration

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	'''Emotion suppression''' (Subjective Effect Index, [A])		'''Emotion suppression''' (Subjective Effect Index, [A])

	~~'''Mixed emotions''' (Subjective Effect Index, [A])~~

	'''Mood swings''', or '''Emotional lability''' (Psilocybin, ingested, [14]; Meditation NOS, [g]; Buddhist meditation NOS, [p]; Mindfulness, [a]; Meditation [various], [l]; Hindu Meditation NOS, [m])		'''Mood swings''', or '''Emotional lability''' (Psilocybin, ingested, [14]; Meditation NOS, [g]; Buddhist meditation NOS, [p]; Mindfulness, [a]; Meditation [various], [l]; Hindu Meditation NOS, [m])

	'''Paradoxical emotions''' (Salvia divinorum, inhaled, [15]; Spontaneous NOS, [δ]) — ''e.g.'' a combination of being ‘scared out of one's wits’ with lots of excitement (Spontaneous NOS, [δ])		'''Paradoxical or mixed emotions''' (Salvia divinorum, inhaled, [15]; Spontaneous NOS, [δ]; Subjective Effect Index, [A]) — ''e.g.'' a combination of being ‘scared out of one's wits’ with lots of excitement (Spontaneous NOS, [δ])

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	== Skill and Abilities ==		== Skill and Abilities ==
	Emotional intelligence		Emotional intelligence

	Emotional processing		Emotional processing

	Emotional regulation		Emotional regulation

	e.g.		e.g.
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	* '''Feeling generally much more ready to face life challenges including social confrontations''' (emotional aspect)		* '''Feeling generally much more ready to face life challenges including social confrontations''' (emotional aspect)
	* '''Increase in one’s capacity for self-regulation'''		* '''Increase in one’s capacity for self-regulation'''

	~~Role of religions in emotional regulation (Emmons and Palutzian, 2003)~~

	"Positive emotions cultivated by R/S and social bond and sense of meaning may explain their positive health effects" Emmons and Palutzian (2003). There are cognitive differences between short- and long-term vipassana meditators (Easterlin and Cardeña, 1998)

	== Structure ==		== Structure ==