After reading it, the book feels a journey toward self-actualization.
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It parts the ways to the next phase of self-actualization.
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He will learn that there is no self-actualization because There.
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For Trump, the campaign trail was a place of self-actualization.
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See, self-actualization is just a de-aging time machine mishap away.
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This white cat is the actualization of the platonic ideal of grace.
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Sarah Palin, those inspiring symbols of self-actualization against the odds—I'm
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Photo by the author Woods' "Holy" is a testament to my self-actualization.
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The American tradition rests on pillars of self-questioning, self-actualization and disagreement.
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Each of us travels a unique path of self-realization and self-actualization.
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But there's also something sadly familiar in Gilgi's strained drive for self-actualization.
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But we need to go beyond self-actualization solutions for this overwhelming decade.
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"Children have no space for self-actualization, to develop, to grow," Shakeri said.
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"It's so important for your own personal development and self-actualization," Dalio says.
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Where this gets thorny is what the purposes of self-actualization actually are.
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Madea is the actualization of the chaos and demoralization that is single Black women.
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In the book, Jenner bares each phase of her difficult journey toward self-actualization.
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Higher up on the pyramid are needs like safety, love, esteem and self-actualization.
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" The big picture: "For Trump, the campaign trail was a place of self-actualization.
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Fittingly, he takes a certain amount of pride in the actualization of that process.
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Finkel says this is an extension of the Maslow/Rogers pursuit of self-actualization.
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Like most spiritual centers, there's a focus on actualization—not through meditation, but through work.
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Their process of falling in love is beautifully intertwined with that of Miranda's self-actualization.
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The authors hypothesize that in prosperous, egalitarian nations, there are more opportunities for self-actualization.
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A shaper is somebody who can take something from visualization to actualization, and build it up.
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Gnostic thinking takes us to a privileged ontological realm: the state of perfection that precedes actualization.
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The premise was self-actualization by way of a scalpel, and it's remembered today with horror.
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There are few people in life who have achieved that level of actualization and artistic expression.
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Hard work for elites is associated with self-actualization; "disruption" means founding a successful start-up.
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If you like sensitive, well-observed self-actualization comedies like "Shrill" or "Better Things," watch this.
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Radicals stopped protesting and started to become fascinated with esoteric religion, alternative health treatments and social actualization.
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It was about unity and self-actualization, and also it was just a really good, funny movie.
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Along with the news comes a new video for album track, "Holy," a song about self-actualization.
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A life characterized by the pursuit of self-actualization trades satiation and contentment for hunger and yearning.
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Anna's character arc throughout "Frozen 2" is all about self-actualization and breaking her codependency with Elsa.
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In this conception, a marriage exists to support the individual self-actualization of each of the partners.
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It's important to qualify that self-knowledge and self-actualization don't lead to some kind of freedom.
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People want to connect and hear each other's stories that inspire and encourage career success and self-actualization.
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The album was widely praised for its complex look at the black community, institutional racism and self-actualization.
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Where I am from, zealous self-actualization was trending long before much of the country caught onto it.
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In 2018, the quest for self-actualization involves a ubiquitous and relentless compulsion to post on social media.
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Marnie doesn't need him when her latest reinvention is for our age of self-empowerment and self-actualization.
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"Albeit the toughest deployment and most dangerous… the most fulfilling, like as a self-actualization thing," he says.
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These include RamJam FM, Self-Actualization FM, and Vice City FM (a station from Episodes from Liberty City).
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To some extent, all recruits are manipulated into believing self-actualization can be obtained through support of ISIS.
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Through the lens of this trio of privileged millennials, de Maupassant's class preoccupations become questions of self-actualization.
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No sooner does he get a glimpse of the perfection that precedes actualization than he is doomed to become part of the actualization process himself, to be the one who defaces the ideal and brings into the world a precarious copy, unlike the architect who saves it by burning the plans.
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Economic footing, in these stories, determines almost everything else, and self-actualization is very much contingent on zip code.
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In the books, cool things were happening to Bran, but internal self-actualization tends to be pretty drab onscreen.
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The highest level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, self-actualization, is actually connected to the lowest level, group survival.
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When he talked about himself it was often at a distance, using a tangled vocabulary of self-actualization metaphors.
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In reality, these shows depicted women convinced that the path to self-actualization and happiness comes via a scalpel.
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In the interest of mental health and self-actualization, they would do well to take a cue from John.
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Between jags of crippling loneliness and wretched TV, it's an education in self-sufficiency, self-actualization and self-tanner.
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It does not present the impression or volume of beauty but the actualization of it as free thought. w.
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In emotion, "FEAR" is akin to To Pimp a Butterfly's "Momma," another considerably bare track that explores his self-actualization.
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The HBO limited series, based on the Tom Perrotta novel, stars Kathryn Hahn in a familiar story of self-actualization.
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Unlike Bickle and Pupkin, when Fleck finally finds himself through violence, it reads unequivocally as a moment of self-actualization.
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Then, like a dutiful participant in the world's biggest self-actualization seminar, you share your results with the class. 10.
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But mostly the magic lies in a lack of real-world consequences for Shelby's more reckless lurches toward self-actualization.
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Among the more valuable lessons I learned is that actualization is feasible for a person of even significantly advanced age.
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But also, there's a deep need for self-actualization, and a deep need to know that we're worthy of that.
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It was heavy on both "human optimization" which is a fancy way of saying wellness, and psychedelic-induced self-actualization.
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Jasper Polish plays India, Catherine's daughter who was swept up in NXIVM's bizarre and expensive self-actualization classes in 2011.
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Or like, when Carly Rae Jepsen tells a story about her friend not caring that she broke up with her boyfriend—it poses us the question "Why do we make romantic and sexual relationships with the ultimate icon of self-actualization in our culture?" without using any of those ten dollar words like 'self-actualization.
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"Many magical paths, especially chaos magic, emphasize the work of spiritual growth through liberation, self-direction, and self-actualization," he said.
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A partnership based on two individuals seeking self-actualization is not necessarily an endless tug of war between two competing narcissists.
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"For me, the constant search for perfection and self-actualization that you have as a dancer became self-indulgent," he said.
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The best life was the life of maximum self-expression, self-actualization and maximum personal freedom, economic as well as lifestyle.
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Self Actualization and Life Changing Affirmations for Millennials is 24 gorgeous, blissful minutes of being told things you probably need to hear.
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The kind of people who think you should put down the Charmander because it isn't dignified or helping you achieve self-actualization.
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The Golden State Warriors have totally fused Silicon Valley with basketball, man—self-actualization, ideation, disruption, singularity, all kinds of sweaty equity.
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It's a rich and sprawling family saga that touches on family pride, self-actualization, and what it means to make a home.
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The prevailing conception of happiness today is something like self-actualization, which is rooted in the "human potential movement" of the 1960s.
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The film traces his ensuing queer self-actualization, as well as the love, mentorship and support Ulysses finds among his chosen family.
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David Franzoni's script tells a lot of stories: Cinque's struggle, Baldwin's actualization, Adams' last hurrah (and his reckoning with his father's legacy).
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Part collage art and part word salad, some lines sound lifted from a relationship spat, others repurposed from a self-actualization seminar.
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But what Allison forged in the fire of those thoughts is self-possession and self-actualization normally found in someone much older.
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They maintain that caregiving and sacrifice, which for many people take place in long-term romantic partnerships, are pathways to self-actualization.
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They say self-actualization takes a lifetime, but with these 10 Target gifts, you'll get them there sooner rather than later — in style.
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Jane Fonda in Five Acts, which premieres on September 24 on HBO, is a documentary about one woman's quest to achieve self-actualization.
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Taking a vacation is a shortcut to wellness and self-actualization, two things in which women are investing lots of time and money.
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The long term benefits of girl-boy friendships This isn't just a matter of self-actualization for children, or discovering their truest selves.
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While queer people and men would likely benefit from self-actualization ceremonies, Cagen said most participants in her workshops have been straight women.
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They are immersed in an online culture that believes that "social-justice warriors" and political correctness are the main obstacles to self-actualization.
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The more you talk with them, the more you detect a kind of Darwinian struggle behind the facade of community and self-actualization.
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Within the show's broader narrative the characters each trace their own paths toward postapocalyptic self-actualization — see also: Carol's ongoing ethical vision quest.
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Once these basic needs are met, each person will then pursue higher level needs, such as belonging and love, esteem, and self-actualization.
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Funny, cleverly structured and a little melancholy, the series turns out to be a surprisingly poignant meditation on repressed trauma and self-actualization.
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The Major Arcana (which, along with the Minor Arcana, makes up the tarot) is comprised of archetypes that represent phases of self-actualization.
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What sapiosexuality really seems to emphasize is people's desire for an equal partner with shared interests, opinions, self-actualization, drive, and education levels. Wow!
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The story shows how Albert had no choice but to use an alternate identity if she was going to achieve self-actualization via literature.
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There is an acknowledgement that needs to be made about the precariousness and the danger that Black people still face just by self-actualization.
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What it does mean, however, is that love and partnership can now reside at the highest level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs: self-actualization.
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The psychologists Brooke Feeney and Nancy Collins offer an expanded picture of self-actualization as a balance between giving and receiving care and support.
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NLP, in case you haven't heard, is a set of rules and techniques designed to help you shape your personal psychology and achieve self-actualization.
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But if Guadagnino's film presents affluence as a pathway to self-actualization, one must wonder how many people will ever get to walk that path.
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The actualization of Ethereum is nowhere near complete; however, the technology has already managed to set in motion decentralized solutions that were once deemed impossible.
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And although the number of people living alone keeps going up, the idea of solitude as a path to self-actualization is far from new.
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Endorsed by Goop and Tony Robbins, she's one of the brightest stars in the suspect self-actualization firmament, but she's maintained her sense of seriousness.
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"This study represents an important step toward the actualization of speech neuroprosthesis technologies," Mesgarani, who wasn't involved with the new research, told Gizmodo in an email.
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You get to self-esteem, which is really about overcoming challenges, and you get to self-actualization, which is really about creating in a living world.
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By proposing to raise rents in subsidized housing projects, Carson is signaling that residents should begin to get on the road to self-actualization and responsibility.
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She thought that there was a strange cultural dichotomy at work: individuals were celebrated for self-actualization but judged superficial if they crossed some imperceptible threshold.
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But all that changes when he tries rescue a beguiling patient (Gretchen Mol) from her abusive spouse and embarks on a thrill ride to self-actualization.
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Chris August, the production designer for "To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You," sees them as a means of self-expression and self-actualization.
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The tiger's death rips Ezekiel out of his internal journey to self-actualization and leaves him in a state this show's viewers recognize all too well.
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That being said, he thinks the journey to self-actualization is one that could be told with characters who haven't been to the Top Happy Spa.
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More frequently compromised by vanity and ego, it's the conduit for a certain kind of self-actualization, and its practitioners are dangerously lacking in self-awareness.
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Our heroines' journeys are contained in neat little arcs of empowerment and self-actualization, with no room for the messiness and ugliness of authentic lived experiences.
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Here mothers must forever wade in the nightmares that their children might be the next collateral damage in yet another lost man's fantasy of self-actualization
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"They've grown up in an environment where they can focus on self-actualization, with parents telling them they can be whatever they want to be," Sagar said.
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Gwyneth Paltrow, actress and curator of overpriced products (see: $820 incense burner), would like women far and wide to know they have a deadline for self-actualization.
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They offer theologies and daily rituals of self-actualization, an appealing alternative to the rhetoric of victimhood and resentment that permeates both the right and the left.
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This concept states that before you can achieve Self-actualization, you need to have your other needs fulfilled such as safety, love and belonging, and self esteem.
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Where "Control" focused on self-actualization, "Rhythm Nation 210" (22003) aimed to address the world and her country, with its simmering social divides, and offer a salve.
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She has been sent to Earth from a heavenly realm to experience humanity, and the film frames this through a more universal depiction of adolescent self-actualization.
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It's a reminder that behind stories of upper-class self-actualization like Elio's is the hard and often unseen work of people who have none of his luxury.
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And in the midst of her struggle, she meets Darius, the charismatic founder of a self-actualization movement who offers to help guide Juliette out of her darkness.
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In "American Vandal," this avoidance ultimately leads to a strange kind of self-actualization, in which the show's antihero eventually succumbs to his peers' faulty expectations of him.
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For citizens of industrialized countries, like France, the United States, Canada and Australia, this means offering prospective recruits a sense of belonging, "love," esteem and/or self-actualization.
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The political answer is we have to be committed to racial equality and everyone getting all the opportunities in life for happiness and self-actualization they can use.
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Larry Jr. seeks freedom from that cruelty through performance, through trying to walk through the front door of paternalistic approval into the imagined front yard of self-actualization.
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And in this structure, "New Girl" falls under "women over 50 finding themselves after divorce," because the thrust of the show is a slow crawl toward self-actualization.
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The concept attracted immediate investors — even some from the attending audience — which helped propel the Desert Door Texas Sotol concept toward actualization as a full-fledged distilling business.
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By evolving to the next step, it can move this conversation toward actualization, helping shape the lives of more than four billion people and their progeny yet to come.
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Today, a worker's sense of identity and emotional wellness is frequently instrumentalized by corporate labor management, in therapeutic and self-help rhetorics that conflate self-actualization with productive labor.
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Just as actress Sophie Turner promised way back before the season premiere, this is finally going to be the year of Sansa's journey towards actualization and I love it.
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The sound is a sincere expression of anguished youth, but it's also a backlash against a previous micro-generation of hip-hop artists obsessed with self-actualization and revelry.
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You talk into your watch inspector gadget style, which seems like a final actualization of our childhood dreams and ignite a hope that the future may finally be here.
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"Non-cooperation on the part of the police in some cases with the Authority remains a great challenge in the actualization of some of our investigations," the statement read.
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So to play Peggy Blumquist, a beautician on the road to self-actualization who veers off course after committing a hit-and-run in FX's "Fargo," she turned inward.
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It's really hard to do, because you're trying to close the gap between the idea and the actualization of that idea, and it gets more complicated with different mediums.
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Frederick Herzberg's theory of "job enrichment" and Abraham Maslow's "self-actualization" were introduced to students as methods to add meaning and challenge to jobs and to stress employment achievement.
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Chloé Aktas: My heart was broken at 16, as a result I began to look at the actualization of love and the "idea" of love in two different forms.
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The tip of Maslow's hierarchy is self-actualization, which implies the possibility that our Sims will develop wants and needs separate from those their creator has intended for them.
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If you go into marriage seeking self-actualization, you will always feel frustrated because marriage, and especially parenting, will constantly be dragging you away from the goals of self.
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It's something of a paean to self-discovery that weaves its way toward self-actualization through histories of hardship and episodes of revelation — something every queer person can relate to.
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Making up the largest proportion, with 38-percent of Asian travelers falling into this category, the Explorer placed a high value on self-actualization and self-discovery, the study said.
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In 1999, a group known as the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra emerged, seeking through protests and political agitation to re-establish an independent nation.
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But the seduction of Matthew turns out to be a mere plot move in Prakrti's own journey, a step away from the marriage ahead of her and towards self-actualization.
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Recruiting new members by promising feminist empowerment and anodyne self-actualization schemes, Nxivm took advantage of female insecurity — and capitalistic notions of being one's own "best self" — to recruit members.
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I'm not saying that the Owens sisters from "Practical Magic" didn't face real adversity (they did), nor am I saying that they didn't go on a journey of self-actualization.
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The story, directed by Peter Flynn, seems headed for a classic happy ending or an updated version of "An Unmarried Woman" (victory in self-actualization), and neither promises much satisfaction.
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And when that is satisfied we can move up to the pinnacle of development, self-actualization, which is experiencing autonomy and living in a way that expresses our authentic self.
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The global travel economy is shifting from a focus on "esteem" to "self-actualization," and travelers are buying services that they perceive as being able to induce quick and complete change.
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It doesn't quite matter if that time is spent in self-reflection, self-actualization, or self-improvement — what really seems to matter is that you're doing it by yourself, for yourself.
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A line worker, a mere cog in the machine, had not been initiated into this language of self-actualization because he had no profitable use for it on the factory floor.
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It's moments like these that salvage the season's clunky middle portions by pushing the Pfeffermans to a point of self-actualization not as a family, but as a collection of individuals.
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In response, Marcus is creating positive community around those most American ideals: individuality, greatness, entrepreneurial success, and self-actualization— and to be honest, I'm not sure how I feel about that.
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I wanna make a meme, like a graphic of the album cover that says like 'Posing a counter-thesis on why we elevate romance as the solitary method of self-actualization.
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But on this first album, she's distilled those sounds to the next level of self-actualization, creating something that delves into family secrets and spirits—in short, it is quintessentially, beautifully her.
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In her deluded imagination where there is little else of importance beyond her quest for self-actualization, she continues to make violent demands of blackness while purporting to care about Black people.
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People struggling with addiction, celebrities and laypeople trying to find meaning in their lives, and Silicon Valley zealots obsessed with the metrics of self-actualization have all found their way to ayahuasca.
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West's passion reminds me of a few people I've met fresh after they've read The Alchemist or The 48 Laws of Power; they're similarly emboldened by some grand concept of self-actualization.
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But near the end of the third round, Silva showed self-actualization, swarming and stunning Bisping and capping it off with a near knockout that gave way to the fight's strangest moment.
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These schools combined an interest in Eastern spirituality with the principles of humanistic psychology and the human potential movement, which emphasized the goodness in all humans and their gift for self-actualization.
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Today, while browsing Spotify for songs about Facebook for reasons that are personal to me, I accidentally stumbled across a new spoken-word album called Self Actualization and Life Changing Affirmations for Millennials.
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It's one of many short-run half-hour dramedies about a woman entering a new phase of her life who discovers new vectors of sexuality and self-actualization while also being treated shabbily.
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Whatever its manifestation, this emphasis on choice and individual self-actualization, Ms. Zeisler writes, reflects a greater shift in the culture at large, which in recent decades has deregulated itself to high heaven.
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Social work practice is centered on promoting self-actualization and empowerment, and in storytelling terms what that means is I'm interested in elevating the voices of people whose stories don't usually get told.
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The pursuit of self-actualization is a baroque endeavor on Ball in the Family, the Facebook Watch show that unfurls the lives of NBA rookie Lonzo Ball, his brothers, and their incendiary father, LaVar.
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But Trier isn't just interested in echoing the horrors of growing up; he's equally eager to highlight the power of self-actualization and independence, resulting in a thriller that's scary, sad, and ultimately triumphant.
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Before it settles into a self-actualization fairy tale, "Tammy" touches on economic struggles that both connect it to the real world and suggest that Ms. McCarthy has ambitions beyond the well-executed pratfall.
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Hers is the perhaps somewhat old-school, wisecracking New York vibe—so often explored in the 70s and 80s—that feels like the antithesis to the self-actualization and self-improvement preached in California.
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Both albums feature him delivering self-actualization spiels in a husky come-hither voice, interspersed with Jones's ontological banter with a nearly life-size puppet, outfitted in "Super Fly" threads, named T. J. Hustler.
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If you like Canadian shows in general, or the tone of "Younger," or stories of self-actualization that are not primarily about romance — or if you just want something gentle but adult — watch this.
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I want for him what I want for any American — self-actualization, his rights granted and upheld, finding the love of his life and maybe marrying that person on a beach on St. Thomas.
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This seems like such a large part of why people claim to have self-actualized through the Myers-Briggs—the thought that knowing yourself, and not judging yourself harshly, can lead to self-actualization.
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The world is filled with forces trying to tell you that what will help you achieve self-actualization is [insert experience, product, or philosophy here] because you might not trust the answers within yourself.
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Without a long lesson on AriannaWorld, suffice it to say, it includes a grab-bag of California-style dreaming, employing things like meditation, self-actualization, deep reflection and lots and lots and lots of sleep.
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So if I'm creating a seat from scratch, all we buy is the metal frame and the electrical actualization system and then build up the form and upholstery with different types of foam and leather.
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Bitterness will only grow when outsiders insist on meddling in the internal affairs of a state, whether seeking to protect life or resorting to hackneyed Hitler comparisons for legislators whose guiding principle is self-actualization.
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What Jackson has created is a vortex of postmodern worry — a rendering of how our hyperconscious searches for identity have provided us both the tools of self-actualization and the means to our own destruction.
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If Shrill aims to continue dissecting the relationship between modern women and self-actualization, then it will need to take a hard look at its protagonist and what she wants to say about those things.
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He takes to life on the rails, and for a few pages there is hope he might become a hobo of the Jack Kerouac variety, traveling the country in search of self-actualization and worthwhile stories.
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"A feasibility study of this depth represents the first phase of actualization of a full-scale commercial hyperloop system, both for passengers and cargo in the United States," said chief executive Rob Lloyd, at the time.
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After a couple of decades of constant advice to "follow our passions" and "live our dreams," for a certain type of relatively privileged modern freelancer, nothing less than total self-actualization at work now seems enough.
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Theirs is a bold embrace of self-actualization in an industry where Latinx, trans, and Indigenous folks largely do not see themselves represented (for example, only 4.3% of the 2017 Business of Fashion 500 were Latinx).
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And in an age of visual communication where many seek to share both the journey to and the destination of an Instagrammable body and the discipline to get there, Peloton provides conspicuous self-actualization through consumerism.
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It's something she was set to do by others, who either hijacked her natural impulse toward self-actualization or created it within her in order to smuggle a bunch of proprietary Westworld data out of the park.
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The idea of Westworld as the ultimate scene of self-actualization has been a seed from the beginning, most notably cropping up as Host inventor Ford (Hopkins) rejected a storyline that was too basic to prompt epiphanies.
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Freedom is this kind of nebulous idea at this point... KW: Recently I've been thinking about the reality of freedom and the actualization of what freedom looks like in the United States as a black queer American.
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A tool like this is a kind of actualization of the full promise of Pinterest — helping people discover the kinds of products they didn't know they wanted, or the content they didn't realize they thought is interesting.
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These kind of makeshift, D.I.Y. transformations should be celebrated as much as Elsa's supposed moment of self-actualization, which is staged by Disney as a sexy makeover — complete with a slinky ball gown and silver high heels.
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"Joy" has become one of those self-actualization words that takes everyday emotion — happiness, fun, love — and both elevates and guts it, turning it into an achievement, an accreditation, something you might give a TED Talk about.
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But two unconventional professors, Dr. Abzug said, exerted significant influence: Herbert Marcuse, a Marxist who advocated social revolutions, and Abraham Maslow, a psychologist who argued that fostering human growth and self-actualization was more important than repairing neuroses.
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These may very well fall under what Abraham Maslow, one of the founders of positive psychology, called "peak experiences," moments of great joy and satisfaction where the world feels more unified and honest, a tilt toward self-actualization.
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Everything I'd seen up until that point in movies and magazines implied that someone wanting you was the ultimate goal, that self-actualization (or at the very least, self-esteem) could be found through the eyes of another.
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That same year, organist turned occultist Anton LaVey published his philosophical treatise The Satanic Bible, which plagiarized several sources and mostly regurgitated earlier philosophies of self-actualization and self-empowerment from writers like H.L. Mencken and Ayn Rand.
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"We support the Niger Delta Avengers," said Uche Madu, a spokesman for the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (Massob) which wants secession for the region which fought a civil war from 1967-70.
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But did we actually need toys to show us this — or to clarify any of the other ideas about business, teamwork and self-actualization that we had been playing around with using not-so-subtle metaphors and imagery?
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Halfway through a fashion week in New York that, Telfar aside, has been notably sedate, and now that the film world seems to have effectively traded self-actualization for the economic security of brand marketing, it's worth remembering.
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In short, elites are shuttled into a life-long, endless competition that not only consumes their life quantitatively but qualitatively as well, leaving no room for self-expression, actualization, or discovery — only self-exploitation, value extraction, and endless anxiety.
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It was a way to encounter a concrete image of what I would look like if I decided to pursue hormone therapy, and the actualization of this gave me the courage to admit to myself how much I want to.
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As the wheels age, enzymes break down fats and proteins in the milk, transforming the flavor of the cheese from mild and buttery to spicy, earthy, and (as it reaches stages of true self-actualization) the tart "sharpness" we all covet.
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The WeWorks of the world were built on an ethos of positive vibes and unity — replete with what tech analyst Ranjan Roy calls "high-minded, burning man-esque self-actualization language" that, today, feels offensively out of sync with people's lived realities.
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Her performance of 2007 hit "Freakshow," released months after she infamously shaved her head with clippers and threatened a crowd of paparazzi with an umbrella, felt less like a nod to a difficult time and more like an anthem of self-actualization.
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Oh, and while we're on the subject of David's journey toward self-actualization, be warned that it's a very strange one, full of awesome imagery, dry humor, graphic gore, and unexpected detours, as well as some awkward pieces that don't quite fit.
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In their 2018 report "The Rise of Transformative Travel," Skift concluded that the global travel economy is shifting from a focus on "esteem" to "self-actualization," and travelers are buying services that they perceive as being able to induce quick and complete change.
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Roberts is well suited to liberate the human mind: He holds a PhD in self-actualization psychology from Columbia Pacific University (now shuttered), and in the skiing off-season he leads seminars for people striving to break free from the pressures of society.
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" Because birth "is the ontological condition sine qua non of all politics," Arendt claims, "the meaning of revolution is the actualization of one of the greatest and most elementary human potentialities, the unequaled experience of being free to make a new beginning.
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Psychological astrology, influenced by Carl Jung, treated the birth chart—a diagram that shows the individual's relation to the cosmos at birth—as the representation of the psyche and used it to talk about such things as purpose, potential, and self-actualization.
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His voice is sour, unsentimental and often extremely funny, and the contrast between his cynical milieu, in which individual identity and artistic creation are marketable commodities, and Yuki's ecstatic search for self-actualization gives the novel an edge it might otherwise lack.
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At minimum, I believe that with decreased costs of living, UBI will be one of many tools empowering self-actualization at scale – more people will be able to follow their passions, be more creative, and spend more time on higher-order, personally fulfilling tasks.
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And for China's benefit, should the Afghanistan peace process began again after the Taliban becomes totally indebted to it, the newfound influence would allow a further actualization of the long-term strategy concerning the proliferation of additional massive infrastructure projects throughout South and Central Asia.
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If for the baby boomers self-actualization was a conscious project, and if for Gen X—born in the sixties and seventies—it was a mandate to be undermined, then for millennials it's more like an atmospheric condition: inescapable, ordinary, and, perhaps, increasingly toxic.
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Bottom surgery, as it is colloquially referred to, is coveted by many trans people because of its promise of self-actualization, but scorned—at least by the little devil on my shoulder—as a failure to embrace one's body as it exists without surgery.
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I am inspired by the vision of those street queens from Stonewall and the gay liberation front who envisioned a world for those of us who are trans/gressive in myriad ways to live multifaceted lives of deep satisfaction, interdependence, self-actualization and profound joy.
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In Chana Porter's "Leap and the Net Will Appear," an exasperated critique of self-actualization presented by New Georges at the Flea Theater, Margie (Polly Lee) will spend an hour and a half fiddling with the ignition for a life that won't turn on.
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While Barry wraps himself into knots over his choices, Hank is coming to his realizations with less pain, and in that, suggests to the viewing audience that self-actualization does not always have to be the protracted, exhausting process we know it to be.
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Innumerable users have thought "I tweet, therefore I am" was an original, clever idea—but this mundanity makes it evident just how much Twitter became a form of self-actualization, of feeling like individual Tweeters could assert themselves in some meaningful way via The Discourse.
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And while we don't get quite the same vivid actualization of how Paige is feeling (though Elizabeth's dream comes close to depicting it), her panicked admission to her mother about telling Pastor Tim the truth is maybe the most blunt we've ever seen her.
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Vomit Caution Rating: 4 In need of some self actualization after the threat of The Phantom Express—a ghost train so terrifying that I can't even bring myself to revisit it—it was nice to get back to nature in the surprise hit of the day.
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She's in the midst of changing her life, grasping at the dreams of independence and self-actualization that she had to put aside to care for her children, and that are finally within her grasp now that her children are old enough to fend for themselves.
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"I am happy, I am very satisfied with how things went, and I realize that I now have a commitment that is equally important — which is to go to Rome and give concrete actualization to the mandate that millions of Lombards have given me," he said.
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If one were to construct a Maslow's hierarchy of going-out-of-the-house needs, they would be on the narrower, more dispensable, "self-actualization" part of the pyramid—not the fat bottom, where the basic needs live (like food, health, and Anthony Fauci keeping his job).
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Erica Tremblay: I knew I wanted to [make a film] around queer culture, so I decided I'd do a film on queer roller derby because I'd been playing for about seven years at that point, and roller derby had a huge impact on my self-actualization.
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At first go, "having boundaries" or "creating boundaries" or, NERP, "enforcing boundaries" feels like the worst stuff of self-help and self-actualization, like refusing to participate in the fundamental mess that is human relationships, and putting faith in that refusal instead of what's possible in the mess.
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We're told Arthur Fleck is taking seven pills a day, but not what they're for; mental illness feels to me like a hand-waving prop for a story about a violent self-actualization, and a winking theme: It's not Fleck who's "mad," it's the world that's gone insane.
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Does this law not aim to prevent any possibility of national Palestinian fulfillment in the State of Israel as conceived by the right wing — namely, one Jewish state from the Mediterranean Sea to the Jordan River, in which only Jews are permitted self-actualization and granted a national identity?
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While my future peers were hiring wealth advisers and going on meditation retreats in Bali to pursue self-actualization, I was vacuuming roaches off the walls of my rental apartment, smoking weed, and bicycling to warehouse concerts along the East River, staving off a thrumming sense of dread.
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During the same address to the General Assembly, President Trump entreated each and every head of state in attendance to help his or her country become its best self, which is a riff on millennial dogma, and to join the United Nations on a parallel quest for self-actualization.
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"While we see very little possibility of an actualization of curtailed OPEC output, there will likely be enough chatter during the next five to six weeks to deter selling in allowing WTI to gravitate at around the $45 area, at least through the second half of this month," he added.
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I once sketched out a derivative needs pyramid for IoT devices using the example of Maslow's hierarchy of needs pyramid to chart a course for "thing-actualization," whereby our technology could use analytics, learned logic and predictive behavior to establish groups and networks of things and enable other more "complex" things.
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The reason this horrific death is useful to the Trump administration and its supporters is obvious: here lies an actualization of just the sort of fear they deploy to galvanize their supporters -- a young, white and beautiful girl jogging, allegedly killed at the hands of a cruel and savage foreigner.
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Matt then explained how their late sister, Liz, was big on self-actualization–seeing yourself be the thing you wanted to become–and how her philosophy had inspired Jake's tattoo on his left hand, which is invisible to fans but impossible for Jake to ignore every time he lifts his bow.
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The voice interfaces and natural-language processing technology on display in interactive speakers such as Amazon's Alexa or Apple's Homepod are examples of this actualization in action — predictive analytics and machine learning imbued into objects and interfaces to technology that collect data and collectively power progressively complex functions, often in real time.
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Though sex and disability are still considered taboo, a quest for love, self-actualization, pleasure, and happiness lie at the center of sexual expression—these are universal desires and deserves, regardless of whether or not an individual can fully grasp the "true meaning" (which is actually relative, right?) of love or relationships.
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If Lemonade was inspired by black women's interior journey toward self-actualization, most prominently via Bey's allusions to Julie Dash's Daughters of the Dust, and if 4:44 was Jay-Z's Citizen Kane, as I wrote upon its release, then Everything Is Love also bears some relation to a landmark piece of American cinema.
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It didn't hurt that her journey from victim to self-possessed vengeance seeker is a familiar narrative trope, but the show's themes of actualization and empowerment nevertheless feel timely: the primary characters leading the charge for recognition are women, and their enemies are often sputtering, ineffectual men that see the hosts as objects and toys.
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I can personally attest to the emotional side of the argument, since I see it reflected in my own extended family, where the Trump supporters tend to have strong business connections and seem to take regulation as a personal affront, as if it stands as a barrier to their self-actualization and personal fulfillment.
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Love has had his ebbs and flows as a Cavalier—and these Finals were, his spunky Game 7 notwithstanding, a hell of a mortifying ebb—but he has never looked nearly as comfortable as Bosh did during the 2012-13 season, after his successful self-actualization as a tireless defender and rebounder with a smooth jumper.
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As if predicting an entire year's worth of emotional deep-diving and self-actualization weren't enough, why don't you try helming your own self-titled makeup line, making a name for yourself in a family that is so extra they need a new word for it, and finding ingenious ways to please 82 million followers daily.
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"While we see very little possibility of an actualization of curtailed OPEC output, there will likely be enough chatter during the next five to six weeks to deter selling in allowing WTI to gravitate at around the $45 area, at least through the second half of this month," said Jim Ritterbusch of Chicago-based oil markets consultancy Ritterbusch & Associates.
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Nonfiction authors have approached this challenge by overcompensating, promoting cheery self-actualization through hollow personal brands that treat optimism as an end rather than a means—we are constantly being told to Lean In, to embrace being a Spinster or among All the Single Ladies, and if all else fails, to come up with Hope in the Dark.
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The vibrant, blocky brush strokes in Paalen's painting "Tropical Night" nod to a pre-Columbian mosaic mask; Gunther Gerzso's "Paricutín" — named after the Michoacán volcano that erupted, along with so many bombs, in 1943 — shows a field of jagged plants enmeshed in lava; and Varo's "Hallazgo" depicts travelers aboard a whimsical ship making its way to a levitating pearl that might symbolize safety or self-actualization.
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I started to get suspicious that this might not be the case around 1970, with the fractionalization of the "movement" into Balkanized racial, ethnic, and gender-based identity politics; self-actualization navel gazing; back-to-the-land urban desertions; self-help and fitness programs; herds of gurus and yogis — all of which were ostensibly calculated to produce the kind of human who could achieve the enlightened political state while achieving an enlightened spiritual state.
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You can hear it, when she goes for broke on the self-penned song "I Fell in Love with the Devil" (ostensibly not about her Nickelback ex Chad Kroeger, who co-writes on the album) and "It Was in Me." The subject matter runs a very short gamut, from self-actualization to romantic idealization, with one common thread: A lot of navel-gazing and hand-wringing that leave the listener unsure if Lavigne is the victim or heroine in her own story.
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The reasons for a newfound acceptance of socialism by the Democratic primary electorate — a narrow swath of the broader polity, granted — is an exegesis best left to another day, but arguably much blame can be laid at the feet of a public educational system, alongside advocacy journalism and a shallow popular culture, which jointly champion collectivist ideals and actively seek to diminish entrepreneurship and business acumen, work as a measure of self-worth, and wealth creation as a healthy consequence of self-actualization.
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COSTOLO: NO, I THINK, YOU KNOW, THE FITNESS INDUSTRY REALLY MYTHOLOGIZES THE PATH TO FITNESS AS ONE OF SELF-ACTUALIZATION AND YOU SEE THEIR ADS REINFORCING THIS INDIVIDUAL IRON WILL BUT THE REALITY IS THAT MOST OF US ARE REALLY SUCCESSFUL AT GETTING FROM POINT A TO POINT B THROUGH SOCIAL QUEUES, SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY, AND SOCIAL SUPPORT AND THATS WHAT WERE GOING TO DO. WERE GOING TO BRING ALL OF THAT TOGETHER IN A SOFTWARE PLATFORM AND REALLY ADDRESS THAT CHALLENGE IN THE SPACE.
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