The OM Science Library
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#1: What is OM? A baseline EEG study of the mechanisms of OM

IRB approved, Physiological study with 260 participants
Nicole Prause, PhD and Greg Siegle, PhD
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#2: MEQ: Mystical Experience Questionnaire

IRB approved, Survey study with over 780 participants
Vivian Siegel, PhD and Ben Emmert-Aronson, PhD
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#3: Neurophysiological Correlates of Orgasmic Meditation using the PET/fMRI scanner

IRB approved; Physiological study with 40 people (20 pairs)
Andrew Newberg, MD, PhD
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#4: Orgasmic Meditation is considered more of a meditation practice, than a sexual experience

IRB approved; Survey study with over 200 participants
Vivian Siegel, PhD of MIT and Benjamin Emmert-Aronson, PhD
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#5: Intense positive affect without arousal is possible: Subjective and physiological reactivity during a partnered sexual meditative experience

IRB-approved. 93 participants
Siegle, Greg J.; Prause, Nicole

#8 Neuroimaging evaluation of the long term impact of a novel paired meditation practice on brain function

IRB approved; Physiological study with 40 people (20 pairs)
Andrew Newberg, MD, PhD