May 202012
What is the label you’d put on the blue dot in the middle of this graphic?
I saw something along these lines on Facebook and thought I’d make my own version — together with Max Ghini & Lorenzo Fariselli from Six Seconds Europe, we used this as a tool for strategic planning (by making lists for each circle then deciding what work fits the “blue dot zone”). Our India friends might label this “Karmabhumi” (the workspace that fulfills karma) — what else could we call it? Am I the only one thinking it’s odd we don’t have a word for this kind of work that’s prosperous, purposeful, powerful, and meaningful (couldn’t think of a 4th “p” word for “meeting a need” – I’m losing my touch!)
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Hi! Josh , it’s pretty one . Thanks for sharing . I would like to share the vision tool which I have developed for youngers. Getting very nice experiences. In the above I think responses of youngers and adult population will be different .
The blue blob in the middle could be the AHA moment.
Try a ‘ multilevelled funnel vortex.’
I would put “LIFE” as the word on the blue dot. That may be too obvious and relats to KARMA again,but I feel that’s precise.
Regards,
Nivedita.
FULLFILLMENT.
And fun-fillment! Isn’t this a joyful way to work?
you beat me.. damn it.. and i thought i was the fun-de-mentalist… well done Josh..
I would call this blue dot as “CG” as in Centre of Gravity. One’s life should be balanced around this blue dot.
the blue dot represents “spirit” our intentional being – life purpose. Our spirit is at the votex of our mental, emotion, physical being. for me this diagram shows when we are balanced then spirit has each of these four aspects balanced too. eg: Funds can be emotional, physical, spiritual and mental funds.
Hi Nora – I hadn’t thought of funds in that way! The blue dot of balance.
I would call it “Peace”. The perfect intersectioin of knowing what you want to do, why you are here to do it and having the capability, resources and vision to execute. Such an ability coupled with clarity and action is “Peace”.
Hi John – and if many of us were “hanging out” in that intersection, I think we’d also be creating peace in our communities and nations because we’d be whole and vibrant and fulfilled and prosperous!
This is the point of Self-Actualization, as seen at the capstone of Maslow’s hierarchy.
Since the point in the graphic is blue, mystically-speaking, it could also be referred to as the kundalini shakti, or the “blue pearl” in Yogic tradition. This is the culmination of Divine energy (a.k.a: chi, ki, n/um, taksu, Holy Spirit, etc.) experienced within the human being during moments of deep meditation or revelations of the true and pure self. All humans have this higher potential, residing within, waiting to be uncovered in the present moment. (Assisted by one’s well-developed sense of EQ, naturally!)
Humanity.
Hi Josh, I would think of ‘ Providence” . To be awake and to know that life is noble is providence.
Thanks, it is a GR8 visual with wisdom.
Josh, – People/Person who has all that you have mentioned in the circles?
The blue dot for me represents ” I “(not the egoist one) , but the third eye!
The blue dot represents according to me ‘Dharma’ which in Indian meaning the inner virtue of individual for which he is born to Give. for example Sugar taste sweet because of its quality.
Two thoughts came to mind:
- potential
- alignment
Still thinking…great image, very powerful!