You’re right about growing. Typically, people on a ‘growth agenda’ search for and adopt new ways/ideas over time. These ‘methods’ are initially freeing us to grow, but ultimately the method needs to be jettisoned as it becomes a trap for habitual or ritualised behaviour. The self-actualised state is achievable, but not sustainable because the shifts in world around us and within us. Helping or serving others seems obligatory to me.
You’re right about growing. Typically, people on a ‘growth agenda’ search for and adopt new ways/ideas over time. These ‘methods’ are initially freeing us to grow, but ultimately the method needs to be jettisoned as it becomes a trap for habitual or ritualised behaviour. The self-actualised state is achievable, but not sustainable because the shifts in world around us and within us. Helping or serving others seems obligatory to me.