Experience Domain Controls

 

Control structures in the Experience Domain RL4

Frameworks in the Spiral Complex

Mental Stabilization Methods (PH'4)

These were initially described in Ch. 7 of Working with Values and then updated and elaborated in the Experience & the Self Satellite.

Strengthening the Sense of Self (PH'4C)

This is posted in detail in the Sense of Self section of the Experience & the Self Satellite.

Determinants of Individuality (PH'4CK)

Not posted, but an analysis with a focus on the relevant psychosocial pressures is provided here in the Root Hierarchy Projection section.

The proposed Tree appears as follows:

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Requisite handling of determinants of individuality (PH'4CHK) SElf-centred handling of determinants of individuality (PH'4CHK)

Interconnection amongst Stage features of the Sense of Self Spiral can be expxlained in 5 stages:

(a) shows the self-definition to promote well-being level-by-level
(b) shows 3-L crossing ensuring personal life is built on relationships;
(c) shows 2-L crossing that grounds a person in the group
(d) shows 1-L crossing for an individual to impact through interactions
(d) shows how impact requires resolution of person-group conflicts.

Sequential build up of the determnants of individuality (PH'4CHK)

Sustaining Well-Being (PH'4CsH)

See initial thoughts in the diagrams below.

Requirements, components and states for "Sustaining Well-Being'' PH'4CsH Qualities of internal levels in each of the groupings used for "Sustaining Well-Being" (PH'4CsH)

Adaptation of a Self (PH'4CsHK)

See initial speculations below.

Additional details related to subsequent theoretical developments are provided within the Framework Naming section of the Architecture Room.

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Requisite handling of adaptation of the self (PH'4CsHK) Self-centred handling of adaptation of the self (PH'4CsHK)

Frameworks in the Tertiary Hierarchy

Primary Hierarchy-Principal Typology and Tertiary Hierarchy in Experience Domain RL4

Natural Moral Institutions  (PH"4)

See a full account with Tables in Ch. 7 of Working with Values.

The Nation & its Culture (PH"4K)

The natural moral institutions that people adhere to and identify with are properties of society. Taken together, they determine the nature of a nation and its culture. These institutions are central to the legitimacy of a State and its ruling regime .

The various institutions evidently influence each other and so a Tree pattern can be developed as shown below.

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Requisite handling a nation and its culture (PH"4K) Self-centred handling a nation and its culture (PH"4K)

 

Originally posted: 28 Jan 2024. Last Updated: 23 May 2025.