MASLOW’S REVOLUTIONARY APPROACH
When I read the first biography of Abraham Maslow I discovered that way back in the late 1930s, after he earned his doctorate and started teaching psychology as a young professor…
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When I read the first biography of Abraham Maslow I discovered that way back in the late 1930s, after he earned his doctorate and started teaching psychology as a young professor…
Two questions have arisen repeatedly in the past 3 weeks regarding what I wrote in the past Meta Reflections about unlearning.
Habits—a habit is a solidification of some way of thinking, way of feeling, way of talking, or way of acting that now allows us to go unconscious.
In the last Meta Reflection on the power of unlearning, I introduced the human crucible as a change machine for unlearning what you have already learned that no longer serves you.
It is one thing to know how to learn, to be highly effective at learning—discovering new awarenesses and insights, incorporating principles and concepts as elegant maps for…
A couple days ago at the Meta-Coach training in Mexico City one of the new coaches in training to become a Meta-Coach asked a question that I’ve never been asked before.
In thinking about this subject of transcending culture, what is the opposite?
In the last Meta Reflection, I ended by saying, What’s needed is a new and higher level of social and cultural consciousness.
In the previous three Meta Reflections on transcending culture, I first focused on defining “culture” (what it is and where it is) and then I focused on identifying the structure…
* Can culture be changed?
In the last Reflection I mentioned that culture works as both a blessing and curse.
When you arrived in this world, your birth was inside a culture.
In 1984 when I read The Sky’s the Limit, a 1980 book by Wayne Dyer, I had no idea that Dyer was attempting to pick up the Mantle of Maslow and run with the Self-Actualization…
There he was in a night club at one o’clock in the morning.
In Meta Reflection (#35) I presented the concept that Maslow developed that the process of self- actualization in itself involves a clearer perception of reality.
I concluded the last Meta Reflection with a statement about our basic needs being legitimate needs—biological, essential to our physiological well-being, and the needs that we…
Repeatedly in his writings, Maslow said that self-actualizers see reality more clearly and accurately.
n the day that we launched the new Human Potential Movement in South Africa (Friday, July 20) we had just completed the 3-days of The Ultimate Self-Actualization Workshop.
Several years ago we began selling some T-shirts at Trainings read: “Meta-States — We do it at higher levels.”
We all want to succeed.
One of the leashes that will limit you and that will prevent you from truly self-actualizing is the leash of letting your ego get in the way.
At the primary level, a hero is the person who faces some danger or risk, who puts his own welfare at risk in order to do something of a higher value.
If a connoisseur is someone who knows and understands the details, techniques, and principles of an art and has become competent to make critical distinctions about it, then it…
There are secrets, and there is the Secret (as the Movie and the book), and then there is the Meta- Secret.
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