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International Conference on Buddhist Psychology and Cognitive Science

24 - 25 Oct 2026 Tokyo, Japan Standard / Physical Participation
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ICBPCS conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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01 Buddhist Perspectives on Consciousness +
This track explores the various interpretations of consciousness within Buddhist philosophy and how these views intersect with contemporary cognitive science. Participants will discuss the implications of these perspectives for understanding human experience and behavior.
02 Meditation and Cognitive Functioning +
This session focuses on the empirical research surrounding meditation practices and their effects on cognitive processes such as attention, memory, and emotional regulation. Scholars will present findings that bridge the gap between Buddhist meditation techniques and modern cognitive neuroscience.
03 Healing through Buddhist Psychology +
This track examines the therapeutic applications of Buddhist psychological principles in contemporary mental health practices. Discussions will include case studies and research on mindfulness-based interventions and their efficacy in promoting psychological well-being.
04 Philosophical Underpinnings of Buddhist Ethics +
This session delves into the ethical frameworks established by Buddhist teachings and their relevance in modern social contexts. Participants will analyze how these principles can inform contemporary moral philosophy and behavioral practices.
05 Awareness and the Nature of Mind +
This track investigates the concept of awareness as understood in Buddhist thought and its implications for cognitive science. Presentations will highlight how awareness influences perception, thought processes, and emotional responses.
06 Neuroscience and Buddhist Practices +
This session aims to bridge neuroscience and Buddhist practices by examining how brain function is affected by meditation and mindfulness. Researchers will present findings that elucidate the neural mechanisms underlying transformative experiences reported by practitioners.
07 Behavioral Insights from Buddhist Teachings +
This track focuses on the behavioral insights derived from Buddhist teachings and their application in understanding human actions. Participants will explore how these insights can inform behavioral science and promote positive social change.
08 Cognitive Science Meets Buddhist Philosophy +
This session invites interdisciplinary discussions on the intersections between cognitive science and Buddhist philosophy. Scholars will explore how these fields can inform one another in understanding the mind and consciousness.
09 Mindfulness and Emotional Intelligence +
This track examines the role of mindfulness in enhancing emotional intelligence and interpersonal relationships. Presenters will discuss research findings that highlight the benefits of mindfulness practices in fostering empathy and social awareness.
10 The Role of Compassion in Psychological Healing +
This session explores the significance of compassion as a central tenet of Buddhist psychology and its impact on psychological healing. Participants will discuss how cultivating compassion can lead to improved mental health outcomes.
11 Buddhist Meditation and Neuroplasticity +
This track investigates the relationship between Buddhist meditation practices and neuroplasticity, the brain's ability to reorganize itself. Researchers will present evidence on how meditation can lead to structural and functional changes in the brain, enhancing cognitive and emotional resilience.