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behavior axes look like what?

if you had to draw a better 2x2, what would yours look like?

@manansh what do you think?

to me a more apparent way to ascertain spiritual maturity is a 2x2 based on 1) unconditional thriving and 2) expressions of metta / loving kindness / goodwill

i was also trying to come up with the least judgmental labels 😅  i think you'll get what i'm going for and why...

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neuroscience phd, DeSci advocate, chaplain at https://reframescience.xyz. co-host of the /okbanger show and vibe imagineer for /christin.

with these 2 you can observe a person based on the way they act, rather than having to trust anything they are saying or their self-assessment

a tibetan buddhist guideline is observing a spiritual teacher for 10 years before accepting them as your guru and i agree with this timeline requirement as a minimum

also there's nothing wrong with being a "summit" type at least per theravadan buddhist practice, that's just called being a paccekabuddha
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pratyekabuddhay%C4%81na

they tend to do their own thing tho and don't teach the spiritual path

your model is giving me serious deja-vu (https://www.animas.org/the-wild-human/)

the tension between inside/outside, conditional/unconditional feel very intuitive

hehehe yes very curious what @know thinks of the sketch