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Abstract
Data from 320 French individuals supports the French version of the Revised Mystical Experience Questionnaire (MEQ30) as a valid tool for measuring mystical experiences.
- The original four-factor structure of the MEQ30, which includes mystical, positive mood, transcendence, and ineffability, best fits the data.
- Total MEQ30 scores correlate strongly with subjective ratings of mystical and drug intensity-related experiences, but not with non-mystical qualities.
- MEQ30 scores significantly predict positive changes in psychological well-being and connections with self, others, and nature.
- Non-mystical and drug intensity-related qualities show weak or no association with these positive changes.
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