Spiral Dynamics Stage Orange Examples Mega-Thread

[Enlightenment]

11 hours ago, EddieEddie1995 said:

Did you ever went from no bread,pasta and all the shit, and then eatimg it again?  

No cause I've always been eating bread/pasta or 'junk' in moderation 

Diet without foods I crave is not sustainable for me long-term

Everything in moderation, even moderation

Edited September 24, 2020 by Enlightenment

[Enlightenment]

 

[Thewritersunion]

 

[Bernardo Carleial]

 

[Enlightenment]

Whatever it takes! Are you meditating 12 hours a day? No? So you're not doing whatever it takes

 

 

[Rasheed]

9 minutes ago, Enlightenment said:

Whatever it takes! Are you meditating 12 hours a day? No? So you're not doing whatever it takes

 

 

What do you find wrong in his mindset?

[Enlightenment]

Just now, Rasheed said:

What do you find wrong in his mindset?

I do like his mindset a lot, in fact, I used to motivate myself by this kind of whatever it takes mentality (even to meditate). However, it's not for everyone, it can lead to burnout and injures to the body. This is to the contrary of what Leo said in today's video, don't overtrain yourself, feel if your body giving you signals to stop training etc. 

Both are valid different approaches

[Rasheed]

7 minutes ago, Enlightenment said:

I do like his mindset a lot, in fact, I used to motivate myself by this kind of whatever it takes mentality (even to meditate). However, it's not for everyone, it can lead to burnout and injures to the body. This is to the contrary of what Leo said in today's video, don't overtrain yourself, feel if your body giving you signals to stop training etc. 

Both are valid different approaches

I Agree. You have great mindset. Well done. But I don’t think they are contrary, Leo said do not over train, this guy said, do whatever it takes. Not overtraining, is included in whatever it takes.

[Matt Skinner]

The film There Will Be Blood is a great example of orange excess. The main character, Daniel Plainview, takes the son of a fellow oil worker (who dies from an accident at the beginning of the film) and carelessly raises him just so he can tell people he’s a “family man” and dupe them into his oil deals more effectively.

Towards the end (in the second clip) his grown-up, now-deaf son wants to start his own oil company, which to Daniel just means more competition, so he basically disowns his son while tauntingly revealing the truth that he’s adopted.

Daniel might have some stage red in him as well, but overall the film is a great depiction of toxic industrialist ambition.

Also, if someone already shared this film, sorry for repeat. Relatively new to the forum and didn’t feel like going through the whole rest of this thread.

Edited September 30, 2020 by Matt Skinner

[Leo Gura]

19 hours ago, Husseinisdoingfine said:

Stripping is cleaner. She's moving up in the world 

 

[Lyubov]

she is very attractive.... 

[Carl-Richard]

11 minutes ago, John Doe said:

The trap of Maya is strong indeed.

Is it a coincidence that Maya is a feminine name? I think not 

[John Doe]

9 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

Is it a coincidence that Maya is a feminine name? I think not 

Oh no, not at all. No coincidences, it's all God's work. That sneaky mother fucker.

[Raze]

a stage orange critique of a stage green politician

 

 

[tuckerwphotography]

Blue/ORANGE mega church sermon. 

 

Edited October 3, 2020 by tuckerwphotography

[Carl-Richard]

[Thewritersunion]

 

[Rilles]

red/ORANGE

[Raphael]

This channel is pure orange https://www.youtube.com/user/screenjunkies

 

 

[tuckerwphotography]

Fascinating documentary about an "Amish Atheist" who leaves his Amish community after his rational mind could no longer overlook the contradictions in the Bible. He mostly maintains his lifestyle but now has an electric car and iPhone. Amazing example of Blue moving into Orange.