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Heartbeat-related spectral power as a Neural Marker of Meditative Depth
Background. Meditation is thought to enhance well-being through sustained interoceptive attention and emotion regulation, yet neural markers tracking depth as it unfolds within a session remain elusive, limiting mechanistic insight and neurofeedback guidance. Heartbeat-evoked responses (HERs), corti
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