Seeker Project 4 Spiritual Exploration (SP4SE)
Techniques for exploring consciousness
Find and live by your own principles. Explore values, morals, virtues, and how to build a guiding framework with or without religion.
Many people care about living a life with the highest moral values and beliefs. The challenge is that people do not agree on the source of this moral guidance. Secular Humanism and Western Religion are the two major perspectives in modern culture. Choosing the right one is important for everyone.
The Enneagram is more than a personality typing system. One interesting aspect is how it each Enneagram type connects to the nine virtues of the spirit. It shows how we can access all the virtues through the process of integration.
Understanding personal autonomy, human rights, and the continuum of freedom starts with seeing how each one shapes daily life. These ideas guide how people make choices, use their voice, and respond to the world around them.
The Goddess Themis is usually only associated with justice, yet her symbols point to the modern role that expands the meaning beyond judgment. Once the imagery moves beyond right and wrong, the symbols of Themis take on greater meaning.
Rigid black-and-white thinking or binary thinking feels clean and certain. But when everything is either good or evil, right or wrong, you lose the ability to see nuance, context, and complexity. The errors of rigid beliefs distort your worldview.
The Four Agreements core principles sound simple. That is why so many people believe they already live by them. This self-assessment quiz tests that belief. It shows where your thinking matches the agreements and where it quietly drifts away.
The framework for guiding principles without religion is a practical system on which to base moral and ethical thinking and behavior. It is easier than you’ve been led to believe. Here’s how.
The factors shaping core moral values and beliefs determine right and wrong. When these foundations change, traditions, laws, and cultural norms change too. This affects social cohesion and how people behave together.