Self-Actualisation
Physiologist’s perspective:
Truth
Control/expanding horizons
à
Stepping out of comfort zone
Embrace/make use of pain and suffering
Authenticity
Living vicariously – live own life instead through others
Exploitation – doesn’t relate to fulfilment
Sorting out mess below the surface can help clarify identity
in creating a more secure identity
So if you have issues that you can sort out you are going to
be a more together person
The tension between the inter ego and super ego impacts
identity through a sense of ones own needs and those of others as well, gives a
sense of morality of what’s right and wrong.
A healthy person needs a healthy balance of these 3 egos
That which provides meaning becomes a guide and impacts
personal identity
Once dreams can provide important information about ones
self realising ones uniqueness is significant towards identity
External and internal images are important part of ones own
identity
What’s hidden and what’s below the surface (shadow sides)
Focus on others and not just ourselves we will reach
self-actualisation
Ghandi:
Concerned for other people
He lived like others to continually put himself out in cost
of his physical and mental health for the sake of other people
Emphasis on change but peaceful change
He was happy do be fulfilled by the basic things in life to
be where the people were
Emphasising peace, love, self sacrifice, other peoples
needs, what’s good about other peoples needs, humility, humble ourselves
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