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Neurobiological Correlations :

"Studies suggest that religious practices such as prayer and meditation influence brain structure and function. Long-term meditative practices have been associated with increased gray matter in specific brain regions like the right orbitofrontal cortex and hippocampus. These changes may enhance emotional self-regulation and behavioral flexibility. Additionally, certain cortical and subcortical changes, such as alterations in cerebral blood flow during religious practices, have been noted, supporting the link between these activities and brain plasticity​."

References :
- A LITERATURE REVIEW OF NEUROTHEOLOGY: HOW RELIGION AFFECTS THE BRAIN
- Challenges Facing the Neurological Study of Religious Behavior, Belief, and Experience

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Neurobiological Correlations :

"Studies suggest that religious practices such as prayer and meditation influence brain structure and function. Long-term meditative practices have been associated with increased gray matter in specific brain regions like the right orbitofrontal cortex and hippocampus. These changes may enhance emotional self-regulation and behavioral flexibility. Additionally, certain cortical and subcortical changes, such as alterations in cerebral blood flow during religious practices, have been noted, supporting the link between these activities and brain plasticity​."

References :
- A LITERATURE REVIEW OF NEUROTHEOLOGY: HOW RELIGION AFFECTS THE BRAIN
- Challenges Facing the Neurological Study of Religious Behavior, Belief, and Experience

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