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See Sports/Life Connections & Corrections: Living Staying In The Moment, UC #567
We already know a child develops unevenly after birth in the areas of the four inseparable aspects of self: physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. We know this still exists during teenage years. We know this exists in the twenties.
What makes us believe, that after some pre-established human age, that all the unevenness of childhood and young adulthood is caught up and at the same level and then we march into full blown later adulthood in balance and maintain that balance for the rest of our lives? When does this happen? How? In what ways is this balance of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual evident?
Just admit it. Uneven development is a fact of life for every last one of us.
At what point in our supposed adulthood do we take the necessary steps and go through the processes to bring our mismatched areas of development up to snuff?
Just by living and working and being in relationships and doing things?
None of these things will bring uneven development into balance. No they won't.
The uneven development first must be identified and recognized, otherwise, experiences and their lessons will be misapplied .Seriously, how can we work on something that we don't even realize needs working on?
More knowledge of self, automatically serves the purpose of identifying what areas of the four inseparable aspects of self need some work and further development. More knowledge of self automatically means there is more knowledge of all else in relation to self; therefore, the unevenness and imbalance will rise into awareness within and without as we begin to see ourselves from the multiple perspectives of mirror images.
