

Andrew B. Newberg
Neuroscientist at the Marcus Institute of Integrative Health and a physician at Jefferson University Hospital. He studies the neuroscience of spirituality.
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Jun 15, 2025 • 41min
The Soul and Science of Prayer
Join neuroscientist Andrew Newberg, who studies the intersection of spirituality and the brain, and Rabbi Shira Stutman, a faith leader and author, as they explore the profound essence of prayer. They discuss how various prayer styles can transform minds and bodies, fostering mental wellness and community connections. Newberg shares insights on the neurological benefits of prayer, while Stutman emphasizes the importance of meaningful rituals. Together, they reveal how prayer can cultivate empathy and deepen our spiritual journeys.

Apr 1, 2018 • 1h 35min
448. Andrew Newberg
Andrew B. Newberg, M.D. is a leading neurotheologist at Thomas Jefferson University, exploring the intersection of brain function and spirituality. He discusses how neuroscience can illuminate our understanding of mystical experiences. The conversation delves into the brain's creation of perception, the philosophical implications of enlightenment, and the complex mind-body relationship. They also tackle the limitations of brain imaging, the dynamics of free will, and the essential role of personal experiences in understanding consciousness and reality.

May 6, 2025 • 55min
Andrew Newberg on What Makes Us Feel Like We Matter | EP 607
Dr. Andrew Newberg, a leader in neurotheology and author, dives into the fascinating connection between the brain, spirituality, and our sense of purpose. He reveals how spiritual practices like meditation reshape brain architecture and enhance emotional resilience. The conversation highlights the vital role of belief in fostering meaning and community. Newberg also addresses the complexities of modern social dynamics, the changing landscape of spirituality among younger generations, and how compassion can combat loneliness.