Category: Science & Research

A scientific study found that adults with depressive symptoms experienced significant reductions in depression anxiety and stress after participating in a one-week Ma-eum Su-ryun meditation program.

Through interviews and personal reflections, breast cancer survivors described a journey from fear and emotional suffering to hope gratitude and inner peace through Ma-eum Su-ryun meditation.

Research involving breast cancer survivors found that Ma-eum Su-ryun significantly improved psychological well-being quality of life life satisfaction and emotional resilience while reducing depression anxiety and stress.

A scientific study found that practitioners at higher stages of Ma-eum Su-ryun demonstrated significantly better mental health across all nine psychological dimensions compared with those in earlier stages.

A scientific study involving 160 college students found significant improvements in all nine mental health dimensions along with increased happiness and life satisfaction following participation in a Ma-eum Su-ryun camp program.

An EEG-based scientific study found significant improvements in attention and concentration among adolescents and teachers who participated in Ma-eum Su-ryun. Researchers observed measurable changes in Alpha 2 brainwave activity associated with enhanced cognitive function and mental focus.

A 2013 neuroscientific study demonstrates that structured mind subtraction meditation significantly enhances university students’ brain function indices, attention quotients, and 3D EEG stability over a 16-week timeline.

A 2014 case study at Busan Sinjeong High School demonstrates that the Ma-eum Su-ryun mind subtraction program fundamentally resolves severe school maladjustment, bipolar symptoms, and suicidal risks.

A 2014 academic study reveals that an 8-week school-based Ma-eum Su-ryun mind subtraction program significantly decreases fifth-grade students’ social anxiety, aggression, and salivary cortisol stress indices.

A 2012 academic study reveals that the Ma-eum Su-ryun mind subtraction program significantly improves lower-grade elementary students’ self-esteem and school adjustment.

A 2012 clinical study demonstrates that the Ma-eum Su-ryun subtraction program led to an 88.3% improvement in adult mental health, with 44.1% of participants stopping medication.

A 2014 scientific study by researchers from KAIST and other institutions demonstrates that the mind subtraction method significantly increases attention and anti-stress quotients in brain function.