In the Greek myth of Heracles (Roman: Hercules), the strong hero must atone for his violent past by completing a series of labors. His second labor is to slay the Lernaean Hydra.
Thanks for your thoughtful comment! I love Spiral Dynamics, and I do believe that there are two parallel pathways of development: one is architectural through initiation, and the other is developmental like the pathway traced by spiral dynamics. For this article, I wanted to focus primarily on the mythic component.
I do have a discussion of the developmental journey posted here:
Hi,
Thank you for that Extraordinary peace of writing.
I liked it very much that you used a wider framework and building a solid ground with very powerful concepts.
And there lies my question.
What about spiral dynamics?
For me one of the most powerful (meta) concepts to make sense of the world we live in.
Did you consider it?
How would you Integrate SD?
Hi Stefan
Thanks for your thoughtful comment! I love Spiral Dynamics, and I do believe that there are two parallel pathways of development: one is architectural through initiation, and the other is developmental like the pathway traced by spiral dynamics. For this article, I wanted to focus primarily on the mythic component.
I do have a discussion of the developmental journey posted here:
https://open.substack.com/pub/mattsturm/p/the-developmental-paradigms-of-consciousness
Bless!