3 Stages of Mastery, Spiral Path, & More
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3 Stages of Mastery, Spiral Path, & More
Father Richard Rohr summarizes a pattern of five stages of change that have taken place in religious and cultural institutions. He calls these stages the “Five M’s”: human, movement, machine, monument, and memory.
The spiritual life is imagined as a journey with a sequence of stages. Each stage has its own methodology, negativity and possibilities.
John O'Donohue • Anam Cara: 25th Anniversary Edition
Change is not a straight line. It’s a psychological journey. Most… | Jeroen Kraaijenbrink | 42 comments
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The spiritual path also progresses in circles that create an ever-deepening spiral of growth: we dissolve images and learn new ways of being, then we go deeper and see the errors in the ways we now follow, and we dissolve those blockages. Facing a particular issue, we work something through only to circle around at a later time and face the same is
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In fact, process is often compared to a river. As life flows, there will be fast periods of onrushing, white-water progress as well as days of calm, steady currents.
Henry Kimsey-House, Karen Kimsey-House, Phillip Sandhal, Laura Whitworth • Co-Active Coaching
The stage you are in determines much of what you notice in reality and the opportunities available to you.
And the higher stages you reach, the more you can tap into the stages beneath, meaning you have both the ability and wisdom to spot opportunities for varied versions of success and achieve them with grace as you move up the spiral.
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