Architecture Overview
Domains
The Taxonomy is a model of the elements of
required by personal and social .Root Domain that contains Primary Domains. These Domains:
occurs via a- exist to meet evolution-based needs
- are driven by innate psychosocial pressures
- contain the means to meet the needs and relieve the pressure.
The Root Domain deals with the and generates by and allowing entanglement of personal functioning with actual socio-physical reality. It is structured as a Hierarchy containing 7 Many of its distinctive features are overtly dependent on use of .
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, the pressure to , and the potential for . The Root Domain is also home to humanity's religious commandments, and higher guides that deal with happiness, community life, and goodness. (See theThe natural language name for the Root Domain (adopted early 2015) is .
Other Possible Names:
Each of the Primary Domain that is similarly structured as a Hierarchy. There are, therefore, 7 Primary Domains, each named after their content, The example below shows the arrangement for the .
contains a
Although functioning within each primary domain is also -based, many features appear to occur spontaneously or naturally. Reflective practitioners are natural inquirers who attempt to appreciate domain constituents and their significance as part of self-development and as a guide for others who seek to function better. The present taxonomic research program has been conducted in that spirit.
Everything that can exist within a Root Level has a taxonomic location somewhere in the corresponding Primary Domain. The diagram below shows all 7 Primary Domains. The 6th Level is highlighted in each Hierarchy because this is where Domain control structures are found.
Evolutionary Drivers
To this point, the following general parameters of personal functioning have been formulated and validated:
- Principal Psychosocial Pressure. This property of the Root Hierarchy Level derives from the neuro-biological origins of endeavours. It is the explanation for the phenomenon of 'resonance' and for the observed 'projection' or 'correspondence' of the RH-Levels with other 7-Level taxonomic forms.
- Primal Need. This is the goal and value of each Root Level, and hence the rationale of structures within the Primary Domains. Meeting the Primal Need relieves the Psychosocial Pressure.
- Primal Means. This is how the Primal Need is met, and is located in the Domain controls. The Spiral ensures minimal satisfaction of the Primal Need and, with enough effort, enables its sophisticated handling.
The Root Domain has similar drivers: the Root Psychosocial Pressure, the Root Primal Need, and the Root Primal Means.
Domain Fundamentals & Controls
Each Domain has «fundamentals»: a triplet of structures emerging from its originating hierarchy of 7 elements. There is a Primal Vehicle that generates a Primal Effect and operates within a Primal Field. The example below shows the fundamentals for .
These Domain fundamentals have a complicated system of embedded controls based in a Typology nested within the 6th Level. There are Principal and Subsidiary controls.
The Principal Typology Complexes control effective pursuit of particular specialized aspects of endeavour characteristic of the various Primary Domains. The Root Typology Complex has not yet been examined fully, but it appears to control to ensure the endeavours of personal life are sufficient for survival.
The Taxonomy as a whole is also subject to over-arching ethical controls which are found only in the
—where they specify our relation to humanity, and the —where they specify our relation to society.The Typology Complexes
The
or exist nested within Level-6 to provide control of the or . The image below uses within as an example.Better viewing: narrow or close left navigation column; use browser zoom if needed.
The 7 Types (-H'•) are optimizers: alternative and incompatible methods to ensure the best use of the Domain Fundamentals. The 28 Subsidiary Types (of which a formalized single set of 7 is shown in the example) provide further more specialised control for discrete Arenas.
The Spiral (-H'•C) provides the Primal Means to meet the Primal Need maximally. Under an innate psychosocial pressure for performance, a minimum form of the Primal Means occurs spontaneously. With enough effort over time, development or maturation may occur until a maximally sophisticated handling is developed.
The Spiral-derived Tree(-H'•CK) represents what is required for meeting the Primal Need regardless of the stage of development on the Spiral trajectory.
The Spiral-derived Structural Hierarchy (-H'•CsH) contains the components emerging from that Spiral-derived Tree that ensure effective handling of the relevant innate psychosocial pressure.
The Spiral-derived Structural HierarchyTree (-H'•CsHK) provides for an ultimate Primal Controller that focuses on how well the Primal Need has been met i.e. the Primal Controller targets the Primal Means.
The 7 Types (RH') are the , which are personal "life optimizers" i.e. alternative and incompatible methods for conducting one's life via endeavours in what feels like the best way. (There is no known division into Subsidiary Types.)
The Root Spiral (RH'C) provides for , which is the Primal Means to meet the Primal Need to .
The Root Spiral-derived Tree(RH'CK) takes the essences from each to indicate what determines (Primal Need) regardless of the sophistication of in terms of the Spiral trajectory.
The Root Spiral-derived Structural Hierarchy (RH'CsH) contains the components emerging from that Spiral-derived Tree that ensure effective handling of the relevant innate psychosocial pressure, believed to be .
The Spiral-derived Structural Hierarchy Tree (RH'CsHK) provides for an ultimate Primal Controller, provisionally envisaged as , that targets how well a person is .
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Originally posted in the Architecture Room: 15-Feb-2015. Last amended 22-May-2015.