The high 500's are characterised by interest in spiritual awareness for both oneself and others, and by the 600's, the good of mankind and the search for enlightenment are the primary goals. As one crosses the demarcation between negative and positive influence into courage, the well being of others becomes increasingly important.īy the 500 level, the happiness of others emerges as the central motivating force. At the level of pride, the survival motive may expand to comprehend the survival of others as well. The higher levels of fear and anger are characterised by egocentric impulses arising from this drive for personal survival. This is the balance point between weak and strong attractors, between negative and positive influence.Īt the levels below 200 the primary impetus is personal survival, although at the very bottom of the scale - the zone of hopelessness and depression - even this motive is lacking. All attitudes, thoughts, feelings, associations, entities, or historical figures below that level of calibration make a person go weak - those that calibrate higher make subjects go strong. The critical response point in the scale of consciousness calibrates at level 200, which is the level associated with integrity and courage. The basis for the color coded dichotomy is outlined in the authors own words, in an extract Students of life should find the book to study the complete picture presented. All other information has not been published, and interested The onlyĭata retained from the original "Map of Consciousness" is the column in the tableĮntitled "Level". Upper half in green, with the band of gold separating the two halves. Selected by color are the lower half of the table in red, and the It needs to be noted that the blank information in the tabulation has been necessarily suppressed due to observance of copyright. Inspired by the "Map of Consciousness" presented by the above author in the third chapter of the above book. The above tabulation is described as a mud-map of consciousness because it was Force The Hidden Determinants of Human Behaviour This article should be viewed as a brief review of the book:
The Hidden Determinants of Human Behaviour Inspired by David Hawkins' Map of Consciousness Force - The Hidden Determinants of Human Behaviour - David Hawkins, 1995-2002
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