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Human Growth and Development
BY: T. Franklin Murphy | February 2019
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What is a Human Growth?
To flourish, we must progress, not stagnating in the present. We must establish a pattern of improving mind, spirit and body.
A child with sufficient care and nutrients grows into an adult. The mind travels a similar journey.
Social connections replace the caregiver as we move to adulthood. Continued growth depends on environments that provide nutrients, allowing the soul to draw from experience without excessive overwhelm or threats.
Environments don't have to be perfect—none are. Our surroundings simply must provide enough protection and access to nutrients, limiting toxins, so that soils are malleable enough that roots can push through the clay, reaching deep enough to absorb the vitamins and minerals necessary for sustaining life.
Here at Flourishing Life Society research of the vast libraries of knowledge, science, and philosophy support a growing collection of articles on human growth.
Social connections replace the caregiver as we move to adulthood. Continued growth depends on environments that provide nutrients, allowing the soul to draw from experience without excessive overwhelm or threats.
Environments don't have to be perfect—none are. Our surroundings simply must provide enough protection and access to nutrients, limiting toxins, so that soils are malleable enough that roots can push through the clay, reaching deep enough to absorb the vitamins and minerals necessary for sustaining life.
Here at Flourishing Life Society research of the vast libraries of knowledge, science, and philosophy support a growing collection of articles on human growth.
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