Sampooran Singh
A depth probe suggests that the characteristics of psychosocial evolution and spiritual evolution are as under:
Psychosocial Evolution
- The unit of life is experience. The accumulated experience is called cultural belief structure, which is the subjective dimension.
- It leads to mechanistic and repetitive behaviour. One is a doer or the experiencer. It adds stress.
- It implies living in a dimension where there is violence, fear, search for security, pain and pleasure; it conditions the mind, decreases the sensitivity and lowers the level of expression of consciousness.
- It is open to environment and closed to the Absolute. It is antagonistic to nature.
- It leads to classical logic (logical and scientific reason).
- It has the dimension of self-awareness but cannot understand the whole. It deals with a part.
- It is governed by successive consciousness.
Spiritual Evolution
- The unit of life is witnessing. There is no accumulation of matter. It leads to ending the cultural belief structure.
- It is creative and spontaneous. One acts as an observer or witnesser. As there is no conflict, so it ends stress and leads to a self-relaxed state.
- It implies living in a dimension where there is no conflict; it deconditions the mind, heightens the sensitivity, it leads to self-actualisation of the highest quantum energy potential, and it leads to peace, freedom and bliss.
- It is closed to the Absolute and open to the environment. It is in commune with Nature.
- It leads to quantum logic (unfettered philosophical leason).
- It has the dimension of self-awareness and understanding. It understands the wholeness.
- It is governed by consciousness.