Vladimir explores Hesychasm, the mystical contemplative tradition of Eastern Orthodoxy centered on interior stillness, the Jesus Prayer, and the transformative process known as theosis. Drawing from both neuroscience and monastic experience, he discusses how practices such as nepsis (watchfulness) may reshape consciousness, regulate the default mode network, and cultivate deeper states of compassion, awareness, and [...]

Vladimir explores how neuroscience and mystical traditions converge in their understanding of consciousness as a participatory and deeply layered phenomenon. He explains how trained introspection, meditation, and neurophenomenology can reveal dimensions of mind beyond conventional scientific models. Miskovic suggests that reality may be more like an interface than a fixed structure, opening the possibility of [...]