Spiral Dynamics

Comments: 8

• 16 May, '22
  Sonia67

  It is a Spiral of developmental values of psychological maturity, inspired by the late American Clare Graves, psychology professor in New York and originally called ECLET for Emergent Cyclical Levels of Existence Theory" (ECLET). In his late years, his work was taken up by his co-workers, Don Beck and Christopher Cowan who showed how to apply it to individuals as well as to entire societies. Each convolution of the Spiral is called valmeme for meme of values and many questionnaires already filled in could give a certain percentage to parts of the American population and the power that this group has within society as a whole. Six valmemes form the First Plateau which is the one of Survival of a human being or a society, and the Second Plateau is the Plateau of the Being, a precious tool for individuals and groups. I am longing for such a video in various languages.

• 18 May, '22
  Daphnée

  I am also interested in seeing such a video, as it would allow me to understand it better. I have not time to read tons of books on the subject.
  Thank you

• 18 May, '22
  Francesca

  Bonjour, pourquoi la proposition a changé de nom en devenant Dynamique en Spirale? Du reste c'est canadien? Parce qu'en français, on a l'habitude de dire Spirale Dynamique.
  Ensuite, il y avait des commentaires, où sont-ils passés?

• 18 May, '22
  Kamal

  Thank you for this proposal

• 18 May, '22
  Jacky

  My friends told me, there were other comments before my vote, where are they, please?

• 18 May, '22
  Tessa

  Spiral Dynamics is a very important tool to know.

• 18 May, '22
  Nicolas

  A model which, if widely known, would help people understand themselves and each other.

• 20 May, '22
  Mathilde Taffin

  La spirale dynamique permet tellement la compréhension de notre monde et des interactions humaines, tout en aidant à mieux se comprendre et à comprendre les autres. C'est déjà régulièrement proposé en formation en Belgique, vivement que ça se développe ailleurs!