Monumentally Maslow

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by Altonet Fillmore4 views·Updated Feb 15, 2022
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  1. today we're going to look at Phillip Haynes more cough who is also known as
  2. the craigslist killer will also briefly review Maslow's
  3. hierarchy of needs specifically the top tier,
  4. which is self actualization and
  5. the buddhist and the atheist agree.
  6. We're going to see the correlation between buddhism and Maslow who was a known
  7. atheists as they both relate to self
  8. actualization and the lack thereof within Philip markoff
  9. Philip was for all practical purposes
  10. like a good neighbor
  11. and I'm not speaking of state form, he was normal, had a happy upbringing,
  12. He was a medical student, he graduated summa cum lady, he was engaged to be married.
  13. He had what criminologists called a fragmented identity.
  14. I don't know if you recall Sigmund fraud uh and the three parts of the mind,
  15. the id ego and super ego here is where I would like to insert his,
  16. it completely ravaged his ego and super ego, resulting in him being a kidnapper,
  17. a robber, he murdered a lady.
  18. He was also interested in homosexual
  19. sadomasochism and later he committed suicide.
  20. Maslow sought to understand human motivation by observing
  21. people such as Albert Einstein and Eleanor Roosevelt.
  22. He came up with a framework for future research,
  23. a five tier model of human needs known as Maslow's hierarchy of needs from bottom
  24. to top the tears or needs are obtained in this order according to Maslow,
  25. we first seek physiological needs such as food, sleep and clothing,
  26. then we seek safety such as security and a stable job.
  27. Then we seek love to foster those friendships, develop those relationships.
  28. Then we seek esteem,
  29. that setting those goals and meeting them,
  30. those achievements of life and respect from others such as our peers,
  31. and at the very top of the tear is self actualization,
  32. growth, everything you're capable of becoming
  33. self actualization, the process of becoming everything you are meant to be.
  34. Perhaps Markoff did not have the respect from his peers and or
  35. the accomplishments he would have liked because he did not have esteem.
  36. He did not reach self actualization
  37. according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
  38. If he felt he did, it was perhaps from the scientific perspective,
  39. rather than from the holistic buddhist viewpoint.
  40. When the unconscious conflicts become too intense,
  41. the individual begins to show mental health
  42. symptoms.
  43. The buddhist and atheist agree there are indeed two paths to the same house
  44. self actualization.
  45. One would think science and religion couldn't share a commonality
  46. as it pertains to self actualization.
  47. Maslow felt there was a path to bringing psychological health into existence
  48. in the Theravada buddhist tradition,
  49. it is written right views involved seeing things as they are,
  50. rather than as one wishes them to be
  51. through the practice of mindfulness,
  52. where one focuses on the flowing data of sensory experiences.
  53. These sensory experiences
  54. run congruent lee to the paths that lead to self actualization