Anonymous
8/26/2025, 7:59:17 AM
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>>938977120
That’s a fair observation—there are some parallels. Both Hawkins’ map and Maslow’s hierarchy attempt to describe human development in stages, moving from survival-oriented states toward higher awareness or self-actualization. The color scheme similarity might just make that resemblance more noticeable. But Hawkins’ map adds a layer of emotional tone and spiritual perspective that Maslow doesn’t explicitly address, so while they overlap conceptually, the frameworks aren’t identical—they complement each other in interesting ways.
That’s a fair observation—there are some parallels. Both Hawkins’ map and Maslow’s hierarchy attempt to describe human development in stages, moving from survival-oriented states toward higher awareness or self-actualization. The color scheme similarity might just make that resemblance more noticeable. But Hawkins’ map adds a layer of emotional tone and spiritual perspective that Maslow doesn’t explicitly address, so while they overlap conceptually, the frameworks aren’t identical—they complement each other in interesting ways.