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...evolution]]. Successful evolution of a planet's life systems is follow by evolutionary '''Stage Two: Expansion''' and, finally, evolutinoary '''Stage Three: Integ [[Evolutionary Theory]]

...tip a planet into Stage Two of its [[evolutionary development|Evolutionary Theory]] [[Evolutionary Theory]] | [[Connection]]

The evolution of World Systems is the [[Evolutionary Theory|evolutionary goal]] of [[Stage Five]] [[Is a related LP term::Evolutionary Process| ]]

The evolution of Interplanetary Systems is the [[Evolutionary Theory|evolutionary goal]] of [[Stage Five]]

...lanet that has reached the [[Stage Three: Integration|third stage]] of its evolutionary process. A Pearl of Creation is a planet characterized by [[Quantum Technol [[Evolutionary Theory]] | [[Healing]] | [[Connection]]

.../assist an individual or species to break through a particular personal or evolutionary obstacle or blockage. [[Evolutionary Theory]] | [[Pastoral Comfort]] | [[Debacle]]

...ve states. The theory emphasizes the importance of social connection as an evolutionary mechanism for safety and highlights how our nervous system constantly evalu [[Polyvagal Theory]] > {{#ask:[[Is a related LP term::Polyvagal Theory]]}}

...[[Theory Page https://www.lightningpath.org/research/theoretical-overview/|Theory Page]]" of the main LP site.</blockquote> ...nsciousness which consists of a [[Bodily Ego]] governed and limited by the evolutionary neurology and biology of the [[Physical Unit]] and a powerful [[Spiritual E

...enjoyment of all. The Great Work proceeds from [[Godhead]] through seven [[Evolutionary Stages]] stages or "days." * the evolutionary work of creating a [[Physical Unit]] capable of fine-grain manipulation of

Connectivism is an invalid theory of Learning. It is invalid primarily because it is an attempt to model [[Li ...the horizon! As Jablonka & Lamb (2008: 389) note, the "winds of change in evolutionary biology" are blowing as the Mendellian foundation for modern Vacuous Geneti

<blockquote class="definition">the ''''Chatushpad''' is a vedic theory of embodied Consciousness. Propounded by Sri Gaudapada (c500 CE)<ref>MacPha ...all the previous insights into levels of consciousness in Vedanta into an evolutionary arrangement, the process beginning with materialism and ending with total t

...nile evolutionary drive, abandon the mother (and those who do not make the evolutionary cut) to death or whatever. ...tation. If you are committed to the old, and therefore part of an abortive evolutionary pathway, no sympathy is forthcoming. In fact, those who protest are seen as

...ligion, its practices, dogma, theology, etc., emerging through a contested evolutionary process. ...nt. In the vision (prime intuition) of each of them is contained a germ of theory, later to be developed into doctrine and from there possibly into dogma eit

...(sometimes quite challenging) lessons as part of a karmic, redemptive, or evolutionary pathway. </blockquote> ...ol and that suffering and struggle are part of what here to learn a cosmic/evolutionary lesson, and by suggesting that these "lessons" often involve pain and suffe

...od and supported, "have an extraordinary healing, transformative, and even evolutionary potential."<ref>Grof, Stanislav. ''When the Impossible Happens.'' Boulder, ...’ Attitudes toward Clients Reporting Mystical Experiences.” Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, Practice, Training 29, no. 4 (Win 1992): 564–69.</ref>

...cademia.edu/61410417</ref><ref>Sosteric, Mike & Ratkovic, Gina. Eupsychian Theory: Reclaiming Maslow and Rejecting The Pyramid The Seven Essential Needs.” ...deteriorate overall health and quality of life.<ref>Abraham H. Maslow, "A Theory of Human Motivation," ''Psychological Review'' 50, no. 4 (1943): 370.</ref>

...he mental health picture has changed considerably, at least with regard to theory. The Diagnostic and statistical manual of the American Psychiatric Associat ...gency is a "complication" that occurs as a crack in what Grof feels is an "evolutionary process"<ref>Ibid p. 33</ref> that normally leads to a more mature and fulf