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Abraham Maslow 1908-1970
Hierarchy of human needs
Are you able to move up the triangle of needs ?
Where are you now on the triangle?
Every person experiences their life differently-from the outside looking in it can appear (for example) that a person who has lots of money and a safe place to live is happy and safe and yet that person in reality may feel very unsafe/anxious/depressed/lonely.
Conversley a person may struggle to pay the rent and feed themselves. To an observer they may appear to have a harsh life and yet that person may feel in reality secure and happy.
People recognise financial poverty for what it is - debilitating and life threatening - but emotional poverty is overlooked and a life rich in self -esteem and free of trauma is undervalued in a westernised culture.
