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Power vs. Force: The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior (David R. Hawkins MD/PHD)
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These are takeaways from this book.
Firstly, The Map of Consciousness, Hawkins map of consciousness organizes human experience on a logarithmic scale from the lowest states of shame and guilt to the rarefied peaks of peace and enlightenment. Each band reflects a prevailing emotion, a typical view of life, and a characteristic level of effectiveness. The pivotal threshold is level 200, labeled courage. Below 200, patterns such as apathy, grief, fear, desire, anger, and pride tend to drain energy and foster reactive choices. Above 200, qualities like neutrality, willingness, acceptance, and reason stabilize attention and support constructive action. Further up the scale, love at 500, joy at 540, and peace at 600 mark transformational zones that dissolve conflict and expand perspective. Hawkins contends that the scale is logarithmic, so a relatively small movement upward can produce a large difference in impact. The map functions as both a diagnostic lens and a developmental roadmap. It helps readers name the state they are in, understand the likely outcomes that state produces, and identify the next viable rung to climb toward greater clarity, resilience, and contribution.
Secondly, Kinesiology and the testing of truth, Applied kinesiology is presented as a practical tool for discriminating between truth and falsehood. The core observation is that the human body momentarily weakens in the presence of incoherence and strengthens in the presence of coherence. In the method Hawkins describes, a test subject extends an arm while a partner applies gentle downward pressure. When the subject contemplates a statement, image, or object that is aligned with truth, the arm tends to remain strong. When exposed to what is misleading or harmful, the arm tends to weaken. Hawkins attributes this response to the interaction between human physiology and collective fields of information, not to personal belief or opinion. He recommends neutral wording, clear intention, and the elimination of obvious biases during testing. The book reports large numbers of trials and suggests safeguards such as double checks and group calibration. Whether or not a reader embraces the method, the chapter models disciplined inquiry. It invites people to examine assumptions, resist persuasion by forceful rhetoric, and anchor choices in embodied feedback that reflects integrity.
Thirdly, Power versus force in action, The central distinction in the book contrasts power with force. Power arises from alignment with truth, compassion, and integrity. It expresses itself as clarity, calm resolve, and nonviolent influence. Because it resonates with higher levels of consciousness, it tends to be self sustaining and to catalyze cooperation. Force, by contrast, relies on pressure, manipulation, and threat. It consumes energy, provokes resistance, and demands continual input to maintain momentum. Hawkins illustrates the difference with historical and personal examples, showi...
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- : https://mybook.top/read/B00EJBABS2/
#consciousnessscale #appliedkinesiology #personaltransformation #ethicalleadership #emotionalenergy #PowervsForce
These are takeaways from this book.
Firstly, The Map of Consciousness, Hawkins map of consciousness organizes human experience on a logarithmic scale from the lowest states of shame and guilt to the rarefied peaks of peace and enlightenment. Each band reflects a prevailing emotion, a typical view of life, and a characteristic level of effectiveness. The pivotal threshold is level 200, labeled courage. Below 200, patterns such as apathy, grief, fear, desire, anger, and pride tend to drain energy and foster reactive choices. Above 200, qualities like neutrality, willingness, acceptance, and reason stabilize attention and support constructive action. Further up the scale, love at 500, joy at 540, and peace at 600 mark transformational zones that dissolve conflict and expand perspective. Hawkins contends that the scale is logarithmic, so a relatively small movement upward can produce a large difference in impact. The map functions as both a diagnostic lens and a developmental roadmap. It helps readers name the state they are in, understand the likely outcomes that state produces, and identify the next viable rung to climb toward greater clarity, resilience, and contribution.
Secondly, Kinesiology and the testing of truth, Applied kinesiology is presented as a practical tool for discriminating between truth and falsehood. The core observation is that the human body momentarily weakens in the presence of incoherence and strengthens in the presence of coherence. In the method Hawkins describes, a test subject extends an arm while a partner applies gentle downward pressure. When the subject contemplates a statement, image, or object that is aligned with truth, the arm tends to remain strong. When exposed to what is misleading or harmful, the arm tends to weaken. Hawkins attributes this response to the interaction between human physiology and collective fields of information, not to personal belief or opinion. He recommends neutral wording, clear intention, and the elimination of obvious biases during testing. The book reports large numbers of trials and suggests safeguards such as double checks and group calibration. Whether or not a reader embraces the method, the chapter models disciplined inquiry. It invites people to examine assumptions, resist persuasion by forceful rhetoric, and anchor choices in embodied feedback that reflects integrity.
Thirdly, Power versus force in action, The central distinction in the book contrasts power with force. Power arises from alignment with truth, compassion, and integrity. It expresses itself as clarity, calm resolve, and nonviolent influence. Because it resonates with higher levels of consciousness, it tends to be self sustaining and to catalyze cooperation. Force, by contrast, relies on pressure, manipulation, and threat. It consumes energy, provokes resistance, and demands continual input to maintain momentum. Hawkins illustrates the difference with historical and personal examples, showi...
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