What does the Superconscious Level evaluate?
In this Stage, we can identify the freedom with which a person moves during the choice and use of existing capacities to solve what is their responsibility, but also the way they feel free to use the tools they possess with the intention of influencing the environment they are in and achieving the results they desire.
However, not everyone is prepared to use all the behaviors allowed by law to achieve their own happiness and generate benefits for the environment, as they are trapped in limiting personal beliefs often established in other times under premises different from those found in their current life.
The level found in the Superconscious Stage will indicate greater tendencies toward difficulty or ease for an individual to navigate through each intermediate or extreme point of their behavioral rule intentionally according to their needs. The lower the level in this stage, the more important the limitation will be to use useful tools that seem improper due to personal beliefs, or the higher it is, the more it will correspond to how completely capable they feel to make conscious choices for generating mutual benefits in any relationship in which they find themselves.
What is the intensity of {{nome}} at this stage?
- INDIVIDUAL PROFILE
(General characteristics: Management of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors)
Highlights:
- Strong repression toward the premeditated and intentional use of personal resources
- Neglect of abilities due to beliefs learned outside the current context
- Difficulty structuring planned actions by associating them with disloyalty
Individual behavioral tendencies:
- Avoids directly stating desires, expecting others to intuitively perceive needs
- Resists change out of fear of contradicting internalized or institutionalized concepts
- Justifies inertia with inherited and unquestionable moral values
- RELATIONAL MODEL
(Behavioral pattern when establishing personal relationships)
Highlights:
- Difficulty breaking from old dynamics due to a sense of emotional debt
- Tendency to remain in contexts that no longer make sense, simply by following rules
- Silent expectation that others will understand desires without explicit communication
Tendencies in relationships:
- Seeks approval at the cost of personal freedom of action
- Shows resistance to confrontations out of fear of appearing selfish or immoral
- Maintains relationships based on old promises or cultural demands
- ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGY
(Ability to adapt and perform professionally / in groups)
Highlights:
- Avoids protagonism in strategic decisions for fear of seeming manipulative
- Difficulty adopting adaptive behaviors in new scenarios
- Resistance to innovation due to moral rigidity and attachment to past methods
Performance tendencies:
- Remains limited by moral beliefs, even if unproductive in the current context
- Tends to avoid strategic risks, even when the scenario demands action
- Acts reactively and justifies inefficiency by outsourcing responsibilities
Detailed profile:
When in a low presence in the Super Conscious Stage, the limitations imposed on {{nome}} by previous concepts and beliefs tend to be obstacles that block the path to desired goals, with the belief that some resources are inferior and can only be used by people of low moral stature and that their intentional use is unfair to the others involved in a situation. They may frequently believe that intentionally using some behaviors in a planned and intentional manner is unfair to others involved, even though thinking in a structured and calm way could prevent the loss of important abilities to make the situation better for everyone.
Personal resources are commonly neglected, and acting capabilities are rendered useless by the construction of moral barriers that prevent {{nome}} from developing new perspectives on building interactions and relationship environments, consciously improving the outcomes achieved by everyone and for everyone. There is a strong inclination to believe that acting premeditatedly and intentionally is improper, used by people of bad conduct. Believing in the value of being attended to without expressing desires, they may expect people to figure out how to meet their wishes instead of clearly communicating their own desires. A possible false comfort in avoiding judgments may usually cause damage to the results achieved.
A person with low presence in the Super Conscious Stage tends to believe that there are debts between them and the people or contexts they have interacted with throughout life, remaining stuck in past scenarios with difficulty renouncing various dynamics that no longer make sense. Attempts to continue proving themselves sufficient or to continue meeting demands from many years ago are often found in this behavior.
A tendency to avoid taking risks may bring resistance from {{nome}} to change when in this low presence condition in the Super Conscious Stage, a behavior that becomes more favorable to rigidity and stagnation in uncomfortable conditions. Inflexibility is usually accompanied by moral concepts defined by some form of existing belief, which, possibly due to a misunderstanding of its nature, devalues calculated and structured behaviors intended intentionally. The failure to use their own resources is commonly accompanied by many explanations and justifications, often related to people or situations that morally prevent their use, even though these moral concepts are developed in a highly particular way, often learned at a different moment in life, under different conditions, and in a different context.
At this moment, the possibilities for {{nome}} may be restricted, and the tendencies for evolution interrupted by repeated affirmations based on their system of limiting beliefs, without a careful analysis of what they really mean in the current stage of life and what the advantages would be of better structuring their intentions aligned with their behaviors.
This entire scenario can be improved through conscious reviews and validations of practices and habits, along with a personal development process that proposes greater behavioral flexibility, reducing the level of limiting beliefs present in the emotional and behavioral restrictions previously imposed.