Comments on: Integral Without Borders: Day Three http://www.consideringtheuniverse.com/blog/integral-without-borders-day-three/ ...and your place in it. Wed, 19 Nov 2008 12:58:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Turil http://www.consideringtheuniverse.com/blog/integral-without-borders-day-three/#comment-571 Turil Thu, 08 May 2008 23:58:44 +0000 http://www.consideringtheuniverse.com/blog/integral-without-borders-day-three/#comment-571 I've been saying for a while now that we should focus on what is healthy (loving) at each level, so we can help encourage people to grow compassionately wherever they are in their development. Listing the love elements for each level is a great start! My own version is The Healing Meme: http://www.thewiseturtle.com/thehealingmeme.html You might also be interested in another take at Maslow's hierarchy of needs, in relation to Integral theory: http://www.thewiseturtle.com/aqalspiral.html . This one actually looks like it might incorporate the idea you mentioned of Panarchy, with a slightly different wording. And also a pretty version of this theory in pyramid form: http://www.thewiseturtle.com/hierarchyofneeds.html By the way, I found your post here by searching for Hierarchy of Needs on Addictomatic.com, in case you're curious. Thanks for talking about this stuff, too! The more people investigate healthy systems growth, the better, right? I’ve been saying for a while now that we should focus on what is healthy (loving) at each level, so we can help encourage people to grow compassionately wherever they are in their development. Listing the love elements for each level is a great start! My own version is The Healing Meme: http://www.thewiseturtle.com/thehealingmeme.html

You might also be interested in another take at Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, in relation to Integral theory: http://www.thewiseturtle.com/aqalspiral.html . This one actually looks like it might incorporate the idea you mentioned of Panarchy, with a slightly different wording.

And also a pretty version of this theory in pyramid form: http://www.thewiseturtle.com/hierarchyofneeds.html

By the way, I found your post here by searching for Hierarchy of Needs on Addictomatic.com, in case you’re curious.

Thanks for talking about this stuff, too! The more people investigate healthy systems growth, the better, right?

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