The Great Updraft

The first episode in my series on Integral Spirituality, where we learn about this fascinating stage of spiritual development that is currently emerging.Today, we cover the most essential points, including when integral spirituality appears in individuals and society, how it relates to evolution, how it differs from the prior stages, and how to recognise it in yourself.Get a free intro coaching call with me: https://deep-psychology.com

In the final episode of this series, we discuss progressive spirituality, one of the main levels of spirituality active in the world today, and one that you have likely experienced.By learning about it you will have a much deeper grasp of your spiritual life and human spiritual development.

The defining attribute of this archetype is that it directs its aggression to a noble cause and does all it can to ensure it prevails.This archetype is an action taker. Buoyed by a strong sense of purpose, it’s able to persist and fight through obstacles when others would throw their purpose overboard. In this role, it doesn’t take no for an answer, and takes great risks in pursuit of its target.Book a free 30-min intro call with me: deep-psychology.com

Let's continue with the levels of spirituality, covering the second major stage, called Secular Spirituality.Steve McIntosh calls this "aspirituality" because it is defined by it denies the reality of anything transcendent.

It’s common nowadays to feel modern malaise. In men, this looks like reaching 30 or 40 years old and not feeling like you’re a man yet. You feel restless, purposeless. These archetypes point us towards healthy, empowered modern manhood. And the result of integrating and activating the four archetypes is masculine confidence, power and inner security.

Today we explore the traditional level of spirituality. Though this level has shaped society for millennia, it is facing rapid decline in the West.This is organized religion—think Christianity, Islam, Judaism— and is rooted in mythic-literal belief. It is conservative, ritual-driven, and community-focused, teaches black-and-white morality, divine judgment, and salvation. While fostering devotion, guidance, and belonging, it resists modern science, is dogmatic, and appeals mainly to older generations.

This is an overview of the levels of spirituality and their significance in our lives.In September I am releasing a series of episodes on the Levels of Spirituality, focusing on the three that are most visible at this time in history: Religious, Secular and Progressive.Come back each Sunday to learn deeply about each stage.

Let's discuss the conscious and subconscious minds: what they are, how they differ from one another, and some of the nuances of this topic.Read more: Understand the Conscious and Subconscious MindsBook coaching with me: https://deep-psychology.com/#startjourney

Wow! It's the final episode of August Wisdom! And we finish on a high, discussing the concept of rapid speed of implementation, critical for any project you are undertaking.Get coaching with me: https://deep-psychology.com

Don't ask the elm tree for pears... What?! Granted, it sounds a lot better in Spanish, but this is a wise expression that I appreciate and find to be very useful.