Health

• SpiritWiki
  • Theory and Structure
• Human Development
  • Harmonic Social Structure
    • Phase Transition
    • Eupsychia
  • Human Potential
  • Human Flourishing
  • Five Barriers to Human Flourishing
  • Seven Components of HD
  • Seven Essential Needs
    • Basic Needs
    • Inner Needs
    • Active Need Fulfillment
    • Dependent Need Fulfillment
  • Socialization
    • Healthy Socialization
    • Toxic Socialization
    • Agents of Socialization
  • Human Development Framework
    • Health
    • Archetype Framework
    • Connection Framework
    • Educational Framework
    • HEALING Framework
    • Psychological Framework
    • Metaphysical Framework
• ROA
  • Accumulating Class
  • Agent of Socialization
• The Lightning Path
  • Health
  • LP Archetype Framework
  • LP Connection Framework
  • LP Educational Framework
  • LP Healing Framework
  • LP Psychological Framework
  • LP Metaphysical Framework
• PEM
  • Pathfinder Pedagogical Framework
    • The Four-Point Foundation
    • The Seven Pillars
    • Pathfinder Root Structure
      • Mind-Body Connection
      • Spirit-Mind Connection
  • Pathfinder Pedagogical Foundations
    • Trauma-Informed Education
    • Life-Centered Education
    • Healing and Connection-Centered
    • Minimally Invasive Education
    • Needs-Satisfying Education
    • Relational Education
      • Dialogic Method
      • Praxis
    • Post-Capitalist Skills
  • Pathfinder Delivery Framework
    • Learning Hub
    • Learning Pod
    • Healing Space
    • Connection Space
    • Learning Series
  • Pathfinder AI
    • AI In Education
    • Pathfinder Medium Account
  • Pathfinder Institute
  • Pathfinder Curriculum
• Critical Theory
  • Polycrises
  • Lightning Path
  • Praxis

Health

The LP defines health as a state of complete physical, mental, social, and spiritual well-being.

LP Core

Lightning Path Core > Connection, Healing, Health

Related LP Terms

Health > Healing Environment, Human Flourishing, Human Potential, Right Environment

Non-LP Related Terms

Health > Human Development, School of Human Development

Notes

The World Health Organization defines health as a "state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity." We take this a step further and include spiritual well-being, which we would conceive of as strong and persistent Connection, to the equation as well.

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