personal development at different spiral stages

[Majed]

talking about horizontal development here: 

at stage blue, it is following the instructions of the holy book, and becoming a better muslim, hindu or chrisitan. maybe marriage and raising good kids. going to church and so forth. 

at stage orange, it will be more about career oriented goals and achievements, as well as maybe fitness and dating. 

at stage green, it will be more about exploring different states of consciousness, different perspectives, relationships and countries. as well as developing one's self internally, becoming more compassionate, developing one's passions, philosophy of life and living a more harmonious, balanced existence with the whole: ecological awareness, veganism, exercising...

at stage yellow, integrating all that came before so that you can be a hippie without being broke. + taking responsibility for your sense-making, reading more books acquiring more knowledge, and being effective at systems thinking. + contribution to mankind through one's life's work.

at stage turquoise, i haven't reached it yet so i do not know.

[John Paul]

Yeah horizontal development is pretty straight forward-but stage green has its own set of morals-it really isn’t interested in too much diversity of perspective as they claim to. They believe in an ideological and limited form of freedom and equality (just like stages orange and blue)

 

also I definitely wouldn’t use the word “balanced” to describe stage green…. Stage yellow is focusing on achieving balance, stage turquoise is actually balanced 

Edited November 30, 2022 by John Paul

[Majed]

@John Paul i mean yes that's true, but still relative to stage orange, stage green is kind of the first stage to start valuing diversity of perspectives, holism and balance for their own sake even though of course stage yellow is more adequate in general at doing this.

[Sucuk Ekmek]

14 hours ago, Majed said:

talking about horizontal development here: 

at stage blue, it is following the instructions of the holy book

also instructions of the holy book of ''science'' ''democracy'' ''freedom'' ''insert popular word here''  etc... 

''subscribe'' I think this verb is the stage blue in a nut shell.

here is little etimology

subscribe (v.)

early 15c., "to sign at the bottom of a document," from Latin subscribere "write, write underneath, sign one's name; register," also figuratively "assent, agree to, approve," from sub "underneath" (see sub-) + scribere "to write" (from PIE root *skribh- "to cut"). The meaning "give one's consent" (by subscribing one's name) first recorded mid-15c.; that of "contribute money to" 1630s; and that of "become a regular buyer of a publication" 1711, all originally literal. Related: Subscribed; subscribing.