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 | » Ecstasy from a Physiological Point of View - Discussion of relationship between drugs, celibacy, fasting and other physical practices and ecstasy. Presented by Kaj Bjorkqvist at Symposium on Religions Ecstasy held at Åbo, Finland, on the 26th-28th of August 1981.. |
- Evolutionary Neurotheology and the Varieties of Religious Experience - Article by Bruce McLennan of University of Tennessee, outlining a neuropsychological approach to religious experience based on archetypal psychology. [PDF]
 | » The "God" Part Of The Brain - Website for Matthew Alper's book which suggests that "humans are innately hard-wired to perceive a spiritual reality".. |
 | » How the Brain Creates God - Broad-ranging overview by Iona Miller, touching on archetypes, NDEs, drugs, trances, TMS, and shamanism.. |
 | » A Mystical Union - Economist article giving overview of recent research in neurotheology.. |
 | » Physiology of meditation - Article covering meditation and its relationship to the metabolism, autonomic nervous system, endocrine system, and central nervous system.. |
 | » Zen and the Brain - Summary of "Zen and the Brain", James H. Austin's definitive work tracing the neuroscientific aspects of Zen.. |
 | » The God Fossil - New Times article on Jesse Bering, who has researched children's belief in the afterlife, and the reaction to his work. (March 25, 2006). |
 | » Ghosts in a Machine - Overview article from Times Online, discussing Persinger, Blanke, Newberg. (March 5, 2005). |
 | » Body and Mind - Materials accompanying a TV special on body and mind, with a brief overview of older theories and notable neurotheology research. (February 1, 2005). |
 | » Meditation and the Brain - Report on a conference held by MIT's McGovern Institute for Brain Research, bringing together Buddhists and neuroscientists. (February 1, 2004). |
 | » Are We Hardwired for God? - The Guardian newspaper's review of Pascal Boyer's book "Religion Explained". (February 7, 2002). |
 | » Neurotheology & Shamanism - Dr. Michael Winkelman, Anthropology Professor at Arizona State and author of "Shamanism: The Neural Economy of Consciousness", discusses the neurological basis of shamanism, mankind's oldest spiritual practice. (June 5, 2001). |
 | » This Is Your Brain on God - Wired Magazine interview of Michael Persinger, leading figure in the reductionist school of neurotheology. (November 1, 1999). |
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