DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY AND THE WAY OF THE MYSTIC.

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DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY AND THE WAY OF THE MYSTIC

INSTITUTIONAL

Transpersonal Psychology And Human Development

Cognitive Development Jean Piaget Father of Developmental Theory

Sensorimotor Preoperational Concrete Formal Operation Stages

Social Development Robert Kegan

Incorporative Impulsive Imperial Interpersonal Institutional Stages

Ego Development Susanne Cook-Greuter

COMPONENTS Operative Affective Cognitive

STAGES Preconventional Conventional Postconventional

PRECONVENTIONALSymbioticImpulsiveSelf-protectiveRule-Oriented

CONVENTIONAL ConformistSelf-ConsciousConscientious

POSTCONVENTIONAL IndividualisticAutonomousConstruct-AwareUnitive

SPIRAL DYNAMICS

FIRST TIER Green Orange Blue Red Purple Beige

SECOND TIER YellowTurquoiseCoral

When Development Stops

First -Tier Subsistent Levels Spiral of Shadow Dynamics Second -Tier Being Levels Holistic Global Integrative Ecological Equality Sensitivity Success Achievement Loyalty to absolute Truth Power over adversaries Tribal Security Staying Alive Instinctive I don’t matter. Life is unfair. I don’t measure up, not good enough. I am unworthy and a miserable sinner. I am powerless and unsafe. I don’t fit in. I am not loveable. I don’t deserve to live. Cannot develop to Second-tier until shadow work is complete A myth, message or belief is created when a developmental stage is interrupted –resulting in the fragmentation of the self-system.

The Way of the Mystic