Preview Findings
Functions of the Groupings
The Groupings and their Groups are ways to differentiate the use of energy and positivity within the hierarchical stratification of .
The full picture can be seen in the review section. Here is a summary of what will be developed and explained in the Topics to follow:
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arrives via the that a person activates when choosing to attempt the impossible. The vehicles are specified by 7 Monads (1 Level per Group) that parallel the levels of willingness in the Primary Hierarchy. is the basis for imagining that improvement will be possible. However, a concern emerges about whether the attempt will be abandoned at the first hint of difficulty ... which forces a move to . |
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is communicated by one or more of the related to improving the situation. These promises are specified by 6 Dyads (2 adjacent Levels per Group) which make the attempt unequivocal. is the basis for initiating an attempt. However, a concern emerges about whether the effort will be kept going ... which forces a move to. |
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is developed by in the face of obstacles and set-backs. These means are specified by 5 Triads (3 adjacent Levels per Group) which are explicit about what is happening. is the basis for establishing any attempt at improvement. However, a concern emerges about whether personal balance will be retained in the face of stresses that buffet efforts... which forces a move to |
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is retained by because social support is critical for any change. These preservers are specified by 4 Tetrads (4 adjacent Levels per Group) which call for reliability in relating. is the basis for protecting the evolution of any attempt in the social situation. However, a concern emerges about whether the capability being applied will be sufficient ... which forces a move to . |
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is activated by that enable any attempt to progress effectively. These sources are specified by 3 Pentads (5 adjacent Levels per Group) which call for reflection on progress. is the basis for directing efforts as the situation itself evolves. However, a concern emerges about the values embedded in any attempt... which forces a move to . |
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are manifested via affecting comfort in intervening. These bases are specified by 2 Hexads (6 adjacent Levels per Group) which emphasizes an being intelligent in whatever is done. are the basis for valuing assistance in the situation. However, a concern emerges about energies that will be released ... which forces a move to . |
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are released via that provides an orientation to what is needed. This singular state is specified by the 1 Heptad (7 adjacent Levels in the single Group) which integrates all willingness elements and ensures an unselfish approach. is the basis for powering attempts that seem impossible. However, a concern emerges about the current state of affairs ... which forces a move to ... |
Schema for Exposition of Groupings????
In describing each of the Groupings, I will initially explain why it exists in terms of what comes before, and propose formal names for the Grouping and its Groups. Then I will identify:
Function: The unique purpose of the Grouping and also how each of the Groups exists to support this.
Quality: The qualifier that characterizes how the function is to be performed and how it emerges from the highest monad in the Grouping.
Structure: How the Levels within each Group in the Grouping are bound together and affect functioning. This will not apply to .
Dysfunction: The way that personal functioning in the Grouping fails to deliver on its potential.
Destructiveness: The way that a person deliberately prevents operation of the Grouping.
- Go to the review section to see the full picture in more detail.
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Originally posted: 20-May-2026.