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	SD! : Web boards : IE Theory : "Maslow's actualisation and IE" Maslow's actualisation and IE (3) Wed 23 Jul 08, 7:07 PM anjuli UK, 16 mths  I've been reading this... http://www.enslavement.org.uk/cv-maslow written by Yarakot, and aside from missing her, it got me to thinking about the ideas she proposes here. So I went off to read up again on Maslow to see what she was seeing in it ... and it is striking - see for yourself here... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow`s_hierarchy_... Within the description of an actualised person (and which Carolyn rightly transforms from self-actualised to Master-actualised) there are some interesting characteristics. According to Maslow, the tendencies of self-actualizing people are as follows: 1. Awareness efficient perception of reality freshness of appreciation peak experiences ethical awareness 2. Honesty philosophical sense of humour social interest deep interpersonal relationships democratic character structure 3. Freedom need for solitude autonomous, independent creativity, originality spontaneous 4. Trust problem centered acceptance of self, others, nature resistance to enculturation - identity with humanity and that last leapt out at me. Resistance to enculturation. Sounds familiar, no? All the work that Masters do to free us of cultural and societal strictures? So far from an unhealthy and unethical lifestyle, we are living and working towards the highest state of being that Maslow envisaged? Wish the papers would print this instead of their usual salacious nonsense. I rather liked it and wanted to share. I know it rings bells in my real life with J for me. anjuli Edited to tidy layout. And to add that I'm off to read more about peak experiences and would love to hear from anyone who has this type of moment. ~~~ “I, with a deeper instinct, choose a man who compels my strength, who makes enormous demands on me, who does not doubt my courage or my toughness, who does not believe me naive or innocent, who has the courage to treat me like a woman.” - Anais Nin ~~~ Edited Wed 23 Jul 08, 7:12 PM by anjuli 23 Jul 08, 7:53 PM 662-935-655 US, 2 yrs  anjuli wrote: Maslow's actualisation and IE I've been reading this... http://www.enslavement.org.uk/cv-maslow written by Yarakot, and aside from missing her, it got me to thinking about the ideas she proposes here. So I went off to read up again on Maslow to see what she was seeing in it ... and it is striking - see for yourself here... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow`s_hierarchy_... Within the description of an actualised person (and which Carolyn rightly transforms from self-actualised to Master-actualised) there are some interesting characteristics. According to Maslow, the tendencies of self-actualizing people are as follows: 1. Awareness efficient perception of reality freshness of appreciation peak experiences ethical awareness 2. Honesty philosophical sense of humour social interest deep interpersonal relationships democratic character structure 3. Freedom need for solitude autonomous, independent creativity, originality spontaneous 4. Trust problem centered acceptance of self, others, nature resistance to enculturation - identity with humanity and that last leapt out at me. Resistance to enculturation. Sounds familiar, no? All the work that Masters do to free us of cultural and societal strictures? So far from an unhealthy and unethical lifestyle, we are living and working towards the highest state of being that Maslow envisaged? Wish the papers would print this instead of their usual salacious nonsense. I rather liked it and wanted to share. I know it rings bells in my real life with J for me. anjuli Edited to tidy layout. And to add that I'm off to read more about peak experiences and would love to hear from anyone who has this type of moment. This is really WYRD - spelt with the old spelling on purpose-- i was just thinking of Maslow's hierachy in terms of something else. That was specifically the Church Master was ordained in and how it has it's own welfare program that extensively enables the unemployed, disabled, elderly and other poor to know they will be taken care of. Maslow's pyramid of self-actualization shows that the physical needs must be taken care of before the mental/emotional needs and i forgot all the steps on it, but , only when those are fulfilled, the a person can become "self-actualized". And i was just thinking how smart it was that this particular Church realized that before this theory was proposed by Maslow, caring for their F/folks physical needs was always part of their sect; however, it really became centralized durint the GREAT (now everyone, altogether "What was so great about it?) "depression" in the 20's early 30's before WW2. And i got thinking of that due to a comment on the news that our U.S economy may be very close to another one. then i come back on here, thunder-storms having passed for now, and see you've posted soething on Maslow's pyrimidal Hierachy of Needs and Self-Actualization - eerie, i mean to the twilight zone. (LMAO) j/L Papa's owned always: still proudly wearing His Collar and Ring, rest in peace Beloved Master/Husband! "Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose" Janis Joplin 23 Jul 08, 11:51 PM Eclectic1 US(ID), 12 mths  Seems like Maslow took what the Native American, Buddist and other people who were centered around nature related beliefs have known and spoken about for centuries. He did condense it though so it is more easily scrutinized but non the less difficult to grasp in it's entirety. 26 Jul 08, 5:55 AM 662-935-655 US, 2 yrs  Eclectic1 wrote: Seems like Maslow took what the Native American, Buddist and other people who were centered around nature related beliefs have known and spoken about for centuries. He did condense it though so it is more easily scrutinized but non the less difficult to grasp in it's entirety. Supposedly Maslow was a Kabbalist as W/we know Jung was - and that has deep roots in sources much like what you cited, esp. ceremonial Kabbalah workings. j/L Papa's owned always: still proudly wearing His Collar and Ring, rest in peace Beloved Master/Husband! "Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose" Janis Joplin