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Correlation between Meditation and Buddhism: Bibliometric Analysis

Jiraporn Chano(1), Chanatinat Tungtawee(2), Menglan Luo(3),


(1) Mahasarakham University
(2) Mahasarakham University
(3) Mahasarakham University
Corresponding Author

Abstract


Meditation and Buddhism are two concepts that are often closely related in the context of spiritual pursuit and self-development. Meditation and Buddhism have a close relationship with each other. Therefore, this study aims to carry out a bibliometric analysis of the relationship between Creationism and Buddhism. By using bibliometric analysis methods, this research will reveal trends, research focus, and researcher collaboration in this research. Data will be analyzed from academic sources, scientific journals, and related literature to provide a holistic picture of the research contribution to understanding the relationship between transmission and Buddhist teachings. Google Scholar database was used for data search. Apart from that, Publish or Perish 8 and VOSviewer applications are also used in research to make data searching and data analysis easier. The research results showed that this topic was widely researched in 2020 and meditation was also considered as a way to overcome mental health problems such as stress and depression. It is hoped that the results of this research will provide in-depth insight regarding the development and direction of research in the field of meditation and Buddhism, as well as make a positive contribution to the practice of meditation and understanding Buddhist teachings in the context of mental well-being.

Keywords


Bibliometric; Buddhism; Meditation

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