This question was not directed at me, but I have something on one of my websites that might fit this catagory. It is the outline of the nine insights found in Celestine Prophecy. I call it 9 steps to spiritual maturity.
1. Meaningful coincidences
Everybody's starting to look for more meaning in life. One of the first things you realize is that coincidences are meaningful. Things happen for a reason. Start paying closer attention to those seemingly "Chance Coincidences" - strange occurrences that feel like they were meant to happen. They are actually synchronistic events, they are like road signs, and following them will start you on your path to spiritual truth.
2. Historical perspective
I have heard people talk about soul searching, but that is like finding a needle in a haystack. Were do you start? Well first you have to set the stage that was made for your experience. Look at historical events and how they led to now. Observe our culture within its proper historical context. The first half of the past millennium was spent under the thumb of the church; in the second half we became preoccupied with material comfort. Humanity established a grand project of exploring the world, using the tools of science, with the hope of getting a new answer to the meaning of life. While waiting for that answer to come in, attention turned to increasing material comfort. That project is now at an end--material comfort has been achieved, but we have lost touch with sources of meaning and fulfillment.
3. Subtle energy
There is an energy, previously undetected by science, that forms the basis of all things. Human perception of that energy starts with an increased awareness of beauty: people, animals, plants, ecosystems that have a high level of that energy appear particularly beautiful. By becoming aware of that energy, we become able to notice when and how we give and receive energy. Start to get acquainted with the subtle energy that infuses all things. With practice, you can learn to see or feel the energy around any living being and to project your own energy around it to give it strength.
4. Competition for energy
A fundamental assumption underlies most human interactions: we must compete for this energy, drawing it from others and protecting ourselves from others' attempts to draw it from us. This leads to some nasty interactions. An unconscious competition for energy underlies all conflicts. By dominating or manipulating others, we get the extra energy we think we need. Sure, it feels good - but both parties are damaged in the conflict.
5. Energy abundance
Competition is unnecessary because subtle energy exists in abundance. In particular, we can acquire more by eating plants which have high energy levels. (And we can ensure that the plants have high energy levels by paying attention to them, by giving them energy.) Being in a loving state not only connects our energy to the object of our love, but to a greater source of energy as well. This is the essence of mystical experience. The key to overcoming conflict in the world is the mystical experience, which is available to everyone. To nurture the mystical and build your energy, allow yourself to be filled with a sense of love.
6. Getting clear
This is the second stage of soul searching. In order to be in a state of love with the world on a regular basis, we have to let go of patterns of behavior we developed to take energy from others. Childhood traumas block our ability to fully experience the mystical. All humans, because of their upbringing, tend toward one of four control dramas: There are four control patterns or ways of causing others to give us energy, two actively demanding energy, two passively creating conditions in which energy is sent. "Active" control dramas include intimidation and interrogation - asking questions and then picking apart the answers. "Passive" control dramas include aloofness - creating an air of mystery that entices others to send energy--and "poor me"--creating a sense that if others don't provide energy, something awful will happen to the controller.
1. Intimidators steal energy from others by threat.
2. Interrogators steal it by judging and questioning.
3. Aloof people attract attention (and energy) to themselves by playing coy.
4. Poor mes make us feel guilty and responsible for them.
We have to "get clear" of our control dramas. We must understand our parents' control dramas and how these shaped ours. Then we must learn what meaning our parents' lives had for us, and how this determines our own developmental work. The things we would change about our parents - individually and together - are what we need to work on in our own lives. Become aware of the family dynamics that created your control drama and you can focus on your essential question, which is how to make of your life a higher- level synthesis of your parents' lives.
7. Using intuition
Once cleared of traumas, you can build energy through contemplation and meditation, focus on you basic life question, and start riding a steady stream of intuitions, dreams, and synchronistic coincidences, all guiding you in the direction of your own evolution and transformation. Once we are aware of these answers, we need only watch for meaningful coincidences to show us how to act on them.
8. Relating to others
This insight comes in several pieces:
a) Children can be raised without control dramas if they have constant, undivided access to an adult who can give them the energy they need.
b) Development can be blocked by an "addiction to another person". The subtle energy has a male and female side. If you can access one and someone else the other, then for a short time the couple can be filled with energy. But the focus on the other person eventually cuts each off from the universal energy. The two begin competing for energy, restarting control dramas. This is the falling-in-love/ falling-out-of-love phenomenon.
c) Everyone who crosses our path has a message for us. We should give them energy and help them get clear so that they can accurately deliver the message.
d) Other people's control dramas will break down if we name them and refuse to play a role in them. That evolution can't be done alone, so begin to practice the new "Interpersonal Ethic" by uplifting those who cross your path. Talk to people who make spontaneous eye contact with you. Avoid co-dependent relationships. Be there for people. Call attention to other people's control dramas. In groups, speak when the spirit (instead of the ego) moves you.
9. Conscious evolution
Our purpose here is to evolve beyond this plane. Humans consciously participate in their evolution by living according to their intuition, which guides them in such a way as to increase their energy. Technology will do most of our work for us. As we begin to value spiritual insight more and more, we will pay those who bring it to us, and this will eventually replace the market economy and our need for paid employment
