MIND
The American Psychologist Abraham Maslow described human needs as ordered in a hierarchy where a compelling need must be satisfied before than others may be nourished at their turn.
What does this vision mean in our lives?
Why should we care?
How the map is born
This hierarchical vision is limited because it describes phases of life as a fixed sequence of events separated within each other.
This would mean that there is no access to well-being and self-realization without previously solving survival needs, but it is also true that aspirations aimed at self-realization in the world are present and incisive in every phase of our lives.
We will see together how the integral map, while recognizing the natural phases of the personal development and growth process, overcomes the hierarchical dilemma with the four-quadrant model.
