The effects of neurofeedback on Event Related Potential (ERP) in zikr meditation by Helman, Nur Arina Ayuni, Mohammed Amin, Muhamad Kamal

“…The study of human brain activity using electroencephalogram (EEG) is a growing multidisciplinary field that links electronics, psychology and cognitive science to learn the effect of human brainwave activities in various fields e.g. meditation. In this research, an experiment is performed to compare the EEG-Alpha rhythm between Zikr meditation and listening relaxing music. …”

Assessing Attention and Meditation Levels in Learning Process using Brain Computer Interface by Rahmah, Mokhtar, Nurshafiqa, Sharif, Nor Azan, Mat Zin, Siti Normaziah, Ihsan

“…Attention and meditation influence the students while receiving knowledge in teaching and learning process. …”
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Capturing Data of Children’ Concentration and Meditation Levels : How Learners’ Effort Influence the Academic Emotional Response Level by Nurshafiqa, Sharif, Rahmah, Mokhtar, Siti Normaziah, Ihsan, Azlina, Zainuddin, Nor Azan, Mat Zin

“…The subjects level of concentration and meditation were captured during the sessions in order to study their academic emotional response level. …”
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Learner's Positive and Negative Emotion Prediction using i-Emotion by Nurshafiqa Saffah, Mohd Sharif, Rahmah, Mokhtar, Siti Normaziah, Ihsan, Azlina, Zainuddin

“…The researcher used a BCI tool to collect the required data of attention and meditation value scale through a qualitative sampling. …”
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Development of Integrated GreenVec Biofeedback Game with Galvanic Skin Response Sensor by Muhammad Nubli, Abdul Wahab, Noraziah, Ahmad, Muhd Azrulnizam, Suna Abdullaha, Herawan, Tutut, Ho, Cheong Lee

“…The measurement of the skin conductivity is crucial as an indicator for human meditation improvement in terms of stress control. In addition, GVBG spread awareness on global green technology issues specifically about the Electric Vehicles (EV) issue to all users throughout the game process. …”
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The Himalaya Herbal success-mix: Product innovation and beyond by Sahni, Harleen

“…The concept of wellness had always been deep rooted in Indian culture and got manifested in Indian lifestyle through natural and organic food items, natural dyed clothing, yoga, meditation, reuse and recycling.Indian households always had been relying on certain natural, herbal, homemade recipes for wellness and for the treatment of head-to-toe aliments.In the modern, fastpaced hectic lifestyle, and increasing consciousness of environmental and social sustainability, people looked for solutions that promise overall well-being.The Himalaya Drug Company had captured the essence and power of natural ingredients and had become a forerunner in the business of providing solutions to its customers in ways which are very convenient, practical and suitable to modern lifestyles and requirements.Innovative products offered under brand name Himalaya Herbals made the aspiration of a healthy mind and a healthy body possible.But, could product innovation alone be attributed for Himalaya Herbals unique value proposition? …”
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Mother-infant conflict and "signalling" via breast milk by Mohd Shukri, Nurul Husna, Fewtrell, Mary, Wells, Jonathan

“…Aiming to reduce this mother-infant conflict, we conducted a randomised controlled trial by manipulating the maternal psychological state using relaxation therapy (breastfeeding meditation) to see the effect on maternal stress, breast milk production, and infant behaviour and growth. …”