Beyondstable, Powered By Positive Disintegration

A developmental process in which existing psychological structures break down, allowing for the emergence of a higher, self-directed personality.

The innate capacity for personality growth through internal sensitivity and self-direction.

An individual’s vision of the person they ought to become, guiding ethical and personal growth.

The refusal to conform to lower social norms in favor of higher personal or ethical values.

The self-directed process of inner development through reflection, conflict, and conscious effort.

Disintegration without developmental direction, often leading to regression or psychopathology.

Innate intensities in five domains that signal increased developmental potential.

The internal process of organizing experiences and values by their developmental worth.

The experience of internal conflict between higher and lower courses of action, based on a developing hierarchy of values.

The internal system of experiences, values, emotions, and dynamisms that guides personality development.

An autonomous inner drive to choose higher developmental paths independent of heredity and environment.

Psychological forces that shape development by generating inner conflict and guiding self-transformation.

A cohesive but undeveloped personality shaped primarily by biological and social forces.

A destabilized personality marked by internal conflict without developmental direction.

The spontaneous emergence of vertical conflict and the capacity to perceive higher and lower aspects of self.

A consciously directed process of development guided by personal ideals and ethical dynamisms.

A rare, fully realized state in which personality is harmonized around consciously chosen ideals.

The ability to observe, evaluate, and transform oneself as both subject and object of reflection.