Purpose: During the last few decades, studies on theoretical models of emotional intelligence and stress management in the fields of psychology, organizational behaviour, and HRM, have attracted the attention of researchers. The purpose of this paper

This integrative review explores the intersection of neurobiological mechanisms and intangible aspects of neurological disease through the complementary frameworks of CR Mukundan's neurobiological model, Iain McGilchrist's hemispheric theory, and the author's therapeutic approach. The article synthesizes current understanding of how brain structures generate consciousness and examines how the different modes of attention provided by cerebral hemispheres influence our experience of reality. Particular focus is placed on the integration of spirituality, music, and holistic healing practices in the treatment of neurological conditions. Research demonstrates that acknowledging the spiritual dimension in neurological care enhances therapeutic outcomes by recognizing both the material basis of consciousness in the brain and the immaterial experiences that arise from it. This integrated framework offers a more comprehensive understanding of neurological diseases and points toward more effective and compassionate treatment approaches that address both the neurobiological mechanisms and the lived experience of patients.