Maslows hierarchy of needs

[Sharky and George]

Maslows hierarchy of needs has been developed by a Jewish man named Abraham Maslow. It is excellent for checking up on yourself or your loved ones to see if they are missing anything vital.

Obviously Jesus Christ is our hope and protector but the Lord loves it when we are wise and look after ourselves too as I am a strong believer in the saying that God helps those who help themselves.

So, it is a triangle with different sections that range from your physiological needs like breathing and excretion, to your safety needs such as morality and resources.
The sections of the triangle are not in priority order and all of the parts are very important.

It would be super if you could print out an easy to read copy from an images search on your internet search engine (use ecosia.org and you will be planting trees at the same time).

Put the diagram on your wall and:
- If you feel tired then look at your psysiological needs (bottom section). You may find that you are lacking water or sleep and that more water or a short sleep pick you up again straight away.
- Check your safety needs e.g. see if you have enough resources by checking you have some fresh fruit in your kitchen.
- Every now and then check through this triangle and you will find that if you meet your needs then you will feel a lot more joyful.

 

Bless you ☺

[Michael37]

25 minutes ago, Sharky and George said:

Maslows hierarchy of needs has been developed by a Jewish man named Abraham Maslow. It is excellent for checking up on yourself or your loved ones to see if they are missing anything vital.

Obviously Jesus Christ is our hope and protector but the Lord loves it when we are wise and look after ourselves too as I am a strong believer in the saying that God helps those who help themselves.

So, it is a triangle with different sections that range from your physiological needs like breathing and excretion, to your safety needs such as morality and resources.
The sections of the triangle are not in priority order and all of the parts are very important.

It would be super if you could print out an easy to read copy from an images search on your internet search engine (use ecosia.org and you will be planting trees at the same time).

Put the diagram on your wall and:
- If you feel tired then look at your psysiological needs (bottom section). You may find that you are lacking water or sleep and that more water or a short sleep pick you up again straight away.
- Check your safety needs e.g. see if you have enough resources by checking you have some fresh fruit in your kitchen.
- Every now and then check through this triangle and you will find that if you meet your needs then you will feel a lot more joyful.

Bless you ☺

Hullo S & G. Sociology & Psychology are largely theoretical disciplines with no end of possibilities depending on whose point of view is followed. Well done on having knowledge of Maslow's work but he doesn't mention the need for salvation, reconciliation, sanctification, and hope in Christ. According to the Gospel of Jesus Christ we are to seek God's kingdom and His righteousness as a priority, and by doing so our needs will be met.

 Mat 6:33-34
(33)  But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.
(34)  Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.

Edited October 8, 2018 by Michael37

[Billiards Ball]

4 hours ago, Sharky and George said:

Maslows hierarchy of needs has been developed by a Jewish man named Abraham Maslow. It is excellent for checking up on yourself or your loved ones to see if they are missing anything vital.

Obviously Jesus Christ is our hope and protector but the Lord loves it when we are wise and look after ourselves too as I am a strong believer in the saying that God helps those who help themselves.

So, it is a triangle with different sections that range from your physiological needs like breathing and excretion, to your safety needs such as morality and resources.
The sections of the triangle are not in priority order and all of the parts are very important.

It would be super if you could print out an easy to read copy from an images search on your internet search engine (use ecosia.org and you will be planting trees at the same time).

Put the diagram on your wall and:
- If you feel tired then look at your psysiological needs (bottom section). You may find that you are lacking water or sleep and that more water or a short sleep pick you up again straight away.
- Check your safety needs e.g. see if you have enough resources by checking you have some fresh fruit in your kitchen.
- Every now and then check through this triangle and you will find that if you meet your needs then you will feel a lot more joyful.

 

Bless you ☺

It is, of course, remarkable, that the secular Jew Maslow, when asked, "Who is most self-actualized in history?" said "Jesus Christ" and when the follow-up came, "How about someone more human?" he said, "St. Paul!" Both people died to reform unjust law, placing them at the top of the Maslow pyramid!