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Key Insight: To prevent group think behavior, explain the meeting process in advance and ask every attendee to write down a personal lesson learned or observation on a notecard before the discussion starts.
With that in mind, reaching for the "top" of a pyramid gives one the sense of being "finished," and that's just not how transcendence works; a new metaphor was required. The key is not which "level" you reach, but rather it's about the harmonious integration of one's personality and potential - of everything that goes into becoming a self-actualizing human being.
#3: Dr. Kaufman identifies thirteen separate "sources of well-being" that keep coming up again and again in the psychological literature, and they are: more positive emotions; fewer negative emotions (obviously!); life satisfaction; vitality; environmental mastery; positive relationships; self-acceptance; mastery; autonomy; personal growth; engagement in life; purpose and meaning in life; and transcendent experiences.
#4: Within the humanistic psychology framework, the healthy personality is considered one that constantly moves toward freedom, responsibility, self-awareness, meaning, commitment, personal growth, maturity, integration, and change, rather than one that predominantly strives for status, achievement, or even happiness."
There has to be something more. And according to humanistic psychology, there is. Within that framework, it's entirely possible (and even desirable) that pursuing a life of meaning, personal growth, and constant evolution will come with an increase in status, a day-to-day experience of happiness, etc. But those would all be subordinated to the real measure of a human life well-lived, which is the degree to which one opens their sails, explores, and assists others in the opening of their sails as well. I'd like to be able to say that we're done with the nautical metaphors, but we'll see...
As you can imagine, this is hardly a recipe for a happy life. Human beings are never to be used as instruments. But in times of scarcity and trial, we just don't have the mental bandwidth to bring our highest selves to all of our interpersonal relationships. That's why it's so important to be strong ourselves so that we can be both strong and open for others.
The scientific literature on this is fairly extensive by now: if you're socially isolated from the rest of society, without a supportive personal network made up of people who love and care about you, you will die earlier. I don't think I can put it much more clearly than that.
By "ego," what's generally meant is one's self-conscious identity, the complex mashup of all a person's ideas about themselves, their personality structure - basically the seat of consciousness, what you think of when you think "I."