Spiral Dynamics Stage Green Examples Mega-Thread

[tenta]

 

[Leo Gura]

@tenta Nice!

[remember]

13 hours ago, tenta said:

 

 it’s originally a french book, it probably exists in many languages. 

she also wrote a book called: „une maman c‘est come une maison“

Edited February 11, 2020 by remember

[Rilles]

Anti-Capitalist

[TKP]

 

[Chi_]

A conscious Ice-cream maker who uses love to make one of the best Ice-creams according to online ratings.

I met him personally at Sadhguru's ashram and he is a really beautiful being. He speaks in English eventhough the title of the video is in German

 

 

[Rilles]

white dudes doing Iboga in Africa

[Jameskells]

 

[Thewritersunion]

Fun Fact: Amazon has a patent on the one click to buy button.

[Yog]

Re-watched some of Jackue Frescoes stuff after 5 years. I loved the guy back than.

I would say he had a great capacity for yellow thinking, but is mostly grounded in green, seems a bit paradigm locked with the social constructionist stuff. Something that yellow is beyond . He also looks like he had well integrated orange, at least when it comes to science.
 

 

[Rilles]

Deep Ecology. Stage Green/Yellow. Gaia Systems Thinking.

[Rilles]

 

[Thewritersunion]

https://whatsnewinpublishing.com/mergers-and-acquisitions-are-shaping-the-media-landscape-of-the-future/

found a banger (orange/green business article) 

[andyjohnsonman]

 

Perfect example of green observing orange

[Preety_India]

For me this is stage green

 

 

[Wordless]

Stage green advertising

[cn03]

 

[Thewritersunion]

Green/Yellow’s observance of Orange ? 

[Roy]

An example of a Stage Green prison in the South American country of Uruguay. Inmates are awarded many freedoms like regular citizens. They are encouraged to take on jobs within the prison, like radio host or barber. Really fascinating video and shows how much progress you can make if you humanize the prisoners so they don't feel reduced.

 

[Apparition of Jack]

@Roy Uruguay seems to be an oasis of humanistic ideas in a sea of a lot of dehumanising corruption. I remember one of their presidents refused to drive a fancy car and took on a very cheap salary because his loyalty was to the people, not money. I could be wrong but the things I've heard from that country tend to be positive.