This framework provides a holistic and multi-dimensional perspective on different aspects of human experience. It combines the concepts of sphere of life, potential, physical, spirital, philosophical, time-based, and intellectual attributes to provide a more complete and nuanced understanding of different areas of life.

Note: Used associations are specific to different cultures and may not be familiar or relevant to everyone. It's recommended to start by familiarizing oneself with the images and associations that are specific to one's own culture or those that one understands. Mixing concepts is an advanced level and may not always be possible or appropriate.

It's important to remember that these concepts are open to interpretation and one should use their own judgement when applying them. It's also important to note that some of the concepts presented here are symbolic and metaphorical and should not be taken too literally, words are only a means to navigate to the actual object or phenomenon in the real world.

The MDLM can be thought of as a map of the structure of the spheres of life. It is not necessary to study all of the concepts presented here in depth, as understanding just one of the associations can provide insight into the structure of that particular sphere. This model serves as a starting point for deeper understanding and self-reflection.

This is not a guide to action, in the process of studying the topic, I decided just for fun to describe it in the context of an IT solution.

"Words are a means to navigate in the world of form, but they cannot take you beyond it."

• Eckhart Tolle, "A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose"

"It is not necessary to know everything about a subject in order to understand something about it."

• Mortimer J. Adler, "How to Read a Book"

"The best moments usually occur if a person's body or mind is stretched to its limits in a voluntary effort to accomplish something difficult and worthwhile."

• Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience.

“Nothing is as practical as a good theory,” and “the best way to understand something is to try to change it.”

• Kurt Lewin

"The key to growth is the introduction of higher dimensions of consciousness into our awareness."

• Lao Tzu

The order of the spheres in the table is important because it represents the progression of personal development and growth. The spheres are arranged in a logical sequence, starting with the self (Image) and moving outward to the community (Friendship) and then to transformation (Trans). Each sphere builds on the previous one, as a person develops their sense of self, their relationships, and their ability to adapt and change.

If the spheres were connected cyclically in a circle, it would imply that personal development and growth are a continuous process. It suggests that all spheres are interconnected and influencing each other, and that a person can return to any sphere at any time, to work on it and improve it. The cycle would also suggest that the end and the beginning are not distinct, and that the person's development is a never-ending process.

• Life Sphere Attributes
  • Sphere of Life: Image, Economy, Study, Family, Art, Health, Love, Sex, Altruism, Work, Friendship, Trans
  • Potential: Charm, Money, Awareness, Fervor, Creativity, Vitality, Empathy, Inspiration, Selflessness, Productivity, Bond, Flexibility
  • Element: Fire, Earth, Air, Water
  • Zodiac Sign
  • Chinise zodiac
  • Olympian gods
  • Jyotirlinga
  • 12 months of the year
  • 12 Imams of the Shia Muslims
  • Arcane Tarot
  • Alchemical stage
• Field: Forces, Particles, Dynamics, Complex structures in Field
• Getting Started
• Requirements for Life
  • Lack of Resources
• Contribution
• License
• Acknowledgments

Ideas: self-expression and the power of one's presence, personal identity and image, self-esteem and confidence.

The Image sphere of life deals with our external appearance and how we present ourselves to the world. The potential associated with this sphere is Charm, which refers to the ability to attract and influence others through our image. The element associated with Image is Fire, which represents passion, energy, and self-expression. The wave associated with Image is Simple, which represents the ability to project a clear and consistent image to others. The Chakra associated with Image is the Crown and Solar Plexus, which represents the connection between our external image and our internal sense of self-worth. The Jyotirlinga associated with Image is Somanatha, which represents the power of self-expression and the ability to shape our image.

The spiritual law associated with Image is the Law of Pure Potentiality, which states that we have the ability to create our reality and shape our image to align with our true selves. The Zodiac sign associated with Image is Aries, which represents assertiveness, independence, and a strong sense of self. The Chinese Zodiac associated with Image is Snake, which represents a powerful and charismatic presence. The Olympian God associated with Image is Apollo, who represents the ideals of beauty, harmony, and balance. The Imams associated with Image is Ali, who represents the embodiment of the perfect human being. The tribes of Israel associated with Image are Reuben, representing the firstborn and the embodiment of potential. The Apostle associated with Image is Peter, who represents the foundation and the embodiment of potential.

The Arcane Tarot associated with Image is the Fool, which represents the freedom to be true to oneself and the courage to be different. The deadly sin associated with Image is Pride, which refers to the tendency to become too attached to one's image and losing sight of one's true self. The Brahmajāla Sūtra associated with Image is Wrong views, which refers to the tendency to become too attached to one's image and losing sight of one's true self, illusion of one's image and lose sight of reality. The Month associated with Image is January, which represents the beginning of a new year and a new opportunity to shape one's image. The Alchemical stage associated with Image is Calcination, which represents the process of burning away impurities and purifying the soul.

The math concept associated with Image is Geometry, which represents the ability to create and manipulate shapes, forms, and patterns. The physics concept associated with Image is Thermochemistry, which represents the study of the relationship between heat and chemical reactions and how they shape our image. The programming concept associated with Image is Model-View-Controller, which is a software design pattern that separates the representation of information from the user's interaction with it, allowing for flexibility and potential for growth.

Ideas: security and the practical aspects of survival, financial stability and abundance, material wealth and resources.

The sphere of Economy encompasses the management and exchange of resources, including money and other forms of wealth. The potential associated with this sphere is Money, which represents the ability to acquire and sustain material well-being. The element associated with Economy is Earth, which symbolizes practicality, stability, and solidity. The wave associated with this sphere is Aperiodic, which represents the unpredictable and ever-changing nature of economic systems.

The Chakra associated with the Economy is the Root Chakra, which governs one's sense of safety, security, and grounding. The spiritual law governing the economy is Giving, which emphasizes the importance of balancing the flow of resources and wealth. The Zodiac sign associated with this sphere is Taurus, which represents determination, persistence, and material comfort. The Chinese Zodiac sign associated with this sphere is Pig, which symbolizes wealth, generosity, and good luck.

The Olympian god associated with the Economy is Demeter, the goddess of agriculture and fertility, who represents the abundance and prosperity of the earth. The Jyotirlinga associated with this sphere is Mallikarjuna, which represents the power of wealth and material success. The Arcane Tarot card associated with this sphere is the Magus, which represents the mastery of one's resources and the ability to manifest one's desires.

The deadly sin associated with the economy is Greed, which represents the excessive desire for wealth and material possessions. The Brahmajāla Sūtra associated with this sphere is Stealing, which represents the violation of others' property rights and the mismanagement of resources. The month associated with this sphere is February, which represents the beginning of the financial year and the planning and management of resources. The Alchemical stage associated with this sphere is Solution, which represents the dissolving of old patterns and the creation of new ones in the management of resources.

The math concept associated with the economy is Game theory, which represents the strategic decision-making and resource allocation in economic systems. The physics concept associated with this sphere is Conservation of Energy, which represents the balance and flow of resources within economic systems. The programming concept associated with this sphere is Financial modeling, which represents the use of mathematical and computational methods to analyze and predict economic trends and behavior.

Ideas: knowledge and understanding, awareness and self-education, curiosity and exploration.

The sphere of study encompasses the development and expansion of one's awareness and knowledge. The potential within this sphere is that of awareness, the ability to understand and perceive the world around us. The element associated with study is air, representing the flow of information and ideas. The wave type associated with study is progressive, as knowledge and understanding is always expanding and growing. The chakra associated with study is the crown and throat, as the expansion of knowledge and understanding is linked to the ability to communicate and express oneself.

In terms of spiritual laws, the law of karma is closely linked to the sphere of study. The pursuit of knowledge and understanding leads to the accumulation of good deeds and positive karma. The zodiac sign associated with study is Gemini, known for their intelligence and adaptability. The Chinese zodiac sign is the horse, symbolizing hard work and perseverance in the pursuit of knowledge. The Olympian god associated with study is Athena, the goddess of wisdom and knowledge. The Jyotirlinga associated with study is Mahakaleshwar, representing the power of knowledge and understanding.

The arcane tarot card associated with study is the Priestess, representing intuition and hidden knowledge. The deadly sin associated with study is sloth, as lack of motivation and effort can impede one's ability to expand their understanding. The Brahmajāla Sūtra associated with study is wrong views, as a lack of understanding can lead to incorrect beliefs and perceptions. The month associated with study is March, representing the beginning of a new academic year. The alchemical stage associated with study is separation, as the process of gaining knowledge involves separating truth from falsehood.

The math concept associated with study is information theory, which deals with the quantification, storage, and communication of information. The physics concept associated with study is kinetics, which deals with the study of motion and the forces that cause it. The programming concept associated with study is machine learning, as the acquisition of knowledge can be seen as a form of learning for machines.

Ideas: emotional connections and bonds, love and nurturing, tradition and family values.

The Family sphere of life represents the potential of Fervor, or the strength of passion and enthusiasm that is put into family relationships. This sphere is associated with the element of Water, which represents emotions, intuition, and the ability to adapt and flow with change. The wave type associated with this sphere is Stationary, reflecting the stability and consistency that is often sought in family dynamics. The Chackra associated with this sphere is the Heart Chackra, which governs love, compassion, and the ability to connect deeply with others.

The spiritual law associated with this sphere is Least Effort, which emphasizes the idea that true strength and power come from effortless action and being in alignment with the natural flow of things. The Zodiac sign associated with this sphere is Cancer, which is known for being nurturing, protective, and deeply emotional. The Chinese Zodiac associated with this sphere is the Dog, which represents loyalty, faithfulness, and a strong sense of responsibility. The Olympian god associated with this sphere is Hera, the goddess of marriage and family.

The Jyotirlinga associated with this sphere is Omkareshwar, which represents the unity of the masculine and feminine energies and the balance between the mind and the heart. The Arcane Tarot card associated with this sphere is the Empress, which represents nurturing, motherhood, and the ability to create and sustain life. The Deadly Sin associated with this sphere is Anger, as negative emotions and conflicts within the family can cause harm and destruction. The Brahmajāla Sūtra associated with this sphere is Harsh Speech, as communication is a crucial aspect of healthy family dynamics.

The month associated with this sphere is April, representing the beginning of spring, a time of growth, renewal and new beginnings. The Alchemical stage associated with this sphere is Conjunction, representing the combination of different elements to create something new and stronger. The Math concept associated with this sphere is Combinatorics, which deals with counting and arranging elements in a finite set. The Physics concept associated with this sphere is Thermodynamics, which deals with the transfer of energy in a system, especially in relation to temperature. The programming concept associated with this sphere is Concurrency pattern, which deals with managing access to shared resources in concurrent execution.

Overall, the Family sphere of life represents the emotional and energetic bonds that hold a family together. It is associated with stability, consistency, compassion, and the ability to adapt and flow with change. By understanding the various attributes associated with this sphere, we can gain a deeper understanding of the principles that act within family dynamics and how to cultivate and maintain strong, healthy relationships within our families.

Ideas: creativity and self-expression, inspiration and imagination, beauty and aesthetics.

The sphere of life related to art encompasses the potential for creativity and the element of fire. In terms of wave types, the complex wave is most suited to the art sphere, as it represents the intricate and dynamic nature of artistic expression. The chakras associated with the art sphere are the throat and solar plexus, as they are related to self-expression and the ability to manifest one's creative visions. The spiritual law that governs the art sphere is intention, as the intention behind one's artistic creations can greatly influence their impact and meaning.

In astrology, the zodiac sign associated with the art sphere is Leo, as Leos are known for their creative and expressive nature. The Chinese zodiac's Tiger is also well suited to the art sphere, as the Tiger symbolizes power, passion and courage. The Olympian god associated with the art sphere is Apollo, the god of music, poetry, and the arts. The Jyotirlinga associated with the art sphere is Kedarnath, which is considered to be a manifestation of Lord Shiva and is also known as the destroyer of sorrows and the giver of moksha.

The Arcane Tarot card associated with the art sphere is the Emperor, representing stability, authority and structure. The deadly sin associated with the art sphere is envy, as artistic expression can often evoke feelings of jealousy in others. The Brahmajala Sutra mentions that wrong views or false opinions are associated with the art sphere. The month associated with the art sphere is May, a time of growth and renewal, which aligns with the process of creation. The alchemical stage associated with the art sphere is putrefaction, which represents the breaking down and transformation of old ideas and forms.

In terms of math concepts, topology is well suited to the art sphere as it deals with the properties and relationships of space and shape. In physics, optics is the most suitable concept as it deals with the properties and behavior of light, which is a fundamental aspect of art. In terms of programming concepts, generative algorithms are well suited as they involve the creation of new and unique forms, similar to the creative process in art.

Ideas: physical well-being and vitality, balance and harmony, self-care and self-nurturing.

The sphere of health encompasses the physical, mental and emotional well-being of an individual. The potential associated with this sphere is vitality, the life force that drives us to maintain good health and seek out treatments when we are unwell. The element associated with health is Earth, representing the physical body and its needs for nourishment and stability.

The wave associated with health is harmonic, reflecting the delicate balance and interplay between the various systems and functions of the body. The chakra associated with health is the crown, heart and root chakras, representing the connection between the physical body, the emotions and the spiritual aspects of well-being. The spiritual law governing health is the law of least effort, promoting the idea of working with the body's natural healing processes rather than fighting against them.

The zodiac sign associated with health is the virgin, symbolizing purity and innocence, and the Chinese zodiac sign is the goat, representing nurturing and care-giving. The Olympian god associated with health is Asclepius, the god of medicine and healing, and the Jyotirlinga associated with health is Bhimashankar, representing the power of self-healing.

The arcane tarot card associated with health is the Priest, representing the need for inner guidance and self-care. The deadly sin associated with health is gluttony, the overindulgence in food and drink, and the Brahmajāla Sūtra associated with health is the abuse of drugs or alcohol. The month associated with health is June, representing the time for reflection and self-care, and the alchemical stage associated with health is coagulation, the process of solidifying and strengthening.

The math concept associated with health is differential equations, representing the dynamic and ever-changing nature of the body's systems. The physics concept associated with health is mechanics, representing the movement and balance of the body, and the programming concept associated with health is simulation algorithm, representing the ability to model and predict the behavior of the body's systems.

Ideas: empathy and connection, understanding and communication, intimacy and vulnerability.

The sphere of life associated with love is one that encompasses the emotions, connections, and relationships that we have with others. The potential associated with love is empathy, the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. The element associated with love is air, representing the fluid and ever-changing nature of emotions and relationships. The wave associated with love is mechanical, representing the interplay and dynamics of two individuals in a relationship. The chakra associated with love is the heart chakra, representing the emotional center of the body and the connection to others.

The spiritual law associated with love is Dharma, which emphasizes living in accordance with one's own values and beliefs. The zodiac sign associated with love is Libra, representing balance, harmony, and partnership. The Chinese zodiac associated with love is the Monkey, symbolizing adaptability and playfulness in relationships. The Olympian god associated with love is Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. The Jyotirlinga associated with love is Viswanath, representing the union of the individual soul with the universal spirit.

The arcane tarot card associated with love is the Lovers, representing the choices and decisions that come with relationships. The deadly sin associated with love is Lust, representing an unhealthy attachment or obsession with another person. The Brahmajāla Sūtra associated with love is Sexual misconduct, emphasizing the importance of respecting boundaries and consent in relationships. The month associated with love is July, representing the warmth and passion of summer. The alchemical stage associated with love is Civation, representing the growth and development of relationships.

In terms of math concepts, the area of graph theory is well suited for understanding the connections and dynamics in relationships. In terms of physics concepts, electromagnetism is a good fit, as it deals with the forces of attraction and repulsion between objects. In terms of programming concepts, a recommender system is a good fit, as it deals with recommending and connecting people based on their preferences and interests. Overall, the sphere of love is one that requires understanding the interplay of emotions, connections, and relationships, and utilizing a variety of concepts from different fields to gain deeper insights into this sphere.

Ideas: pleasure and physical expression, passion and desire, sensuality and sexuality.

The sphere of life related to sex is one that encompasses the idea of inspiration and the potential for connection and intimacy. The element associated with this sphere is water, which represents emotions and the flow of energy. The wave type that best describes this sphere is transverse, as it represents the movement of energy across a medium, much like the physical and emotional connection that can occur during sexual experiences.

The chakra associated with this sphere is the Root and Sacral chakra, which are related to grounding, security and sexual energy. The spiritual law that governs this sphere is detachment, as sexual experiences should not be attached to any expectations or outcomes. The zodiac sign associated with this sphere is Scorpio, which is known for its intense and passionate energy. The Chinese zodiac sign is Rooster, which is known for its sexual prowess. The Olympian god associated with this sphere is Dionysus, the god of wine and fertility. The Jyotirlinga associated with this sphere is Tryambakeshwar, which represents the three-eyed god, Lord Shiva, who is associated with the power of procreation.

The arcane tarot card associated with this sphere is the Chariot, which represents the power of will and determination, much like the drive and passion that can be present during sexual experiences. The deadly sin associated with this sphere is Lust. The Brahmajāla Sūtra associated with this sphere is sexual misconduct. The month associated with this sphere is August, which represents the peak of summer and the height of passion. The alchemical stage associated with this sphere is sublimation, which represents the process of transforming base desires into higher forms of spiritual energy.

The math concept that best describes this sphere is probability, as sexual experiences involve a certain level of uncertainty and the potential for different outcomes. The physics concept that best describes this sphere is quantum mechanics, which deals with the behavior of particles on a subatomic level, much like the energy exchanges that occur during sexual experiences. The programming concept that best describes this sphere is simulation algorithm, which can be used to model and understand the dynamics of sexual interactions.

Ideas: selflessness and compassion, service and giving, social responsibility and community.

The sphere of life associated with Altruism is one that focuses on the act of selflessness and the giving of oneself to others. The potential associated with this sphere is that of selflessness, or the ability to put the needs of others before one's own. The element associated with this sphere is fire, which represents passion, drive, and the ability to inspire others. The wave associated with this sphere is electromagnetic, which represents the ability to connect and communicate with others in a way that creates a powerful bond.

The chakra associated with this sphere is the crown, heart and solar plexus, which represents the connection between the mind, heart, and will. The spiritual law associated with this sphere is that of Giving, which encourages individuals to be generous and giving in all aspects of their lives. The zodiac sign associated with this sphere is Sagittarius, which is known for its adventurous and optimistic nature. The Chinese zodiac associated with this sphere is the Ox, which represents hard work, determination and a strong sense of duty. The Olympian god associated with this sphere is Hercules, known for his strength, courage and selflessness. The Jyotirlinga associated with this sphere is Vaidyanath, which is known for its healing powers and ability to relieve suffering.

The arcane tarot card associated with this sphere is Justice, which represents balance, fairness and the ability to make the right decisions. The deadly sin associated with this sphere is pride, which can cause individuals to become overly self-centered and neglect the needs of others. The Brahmajāla Sūtra associated with this sphere is Killing, which represents the importance of non-violence and the ability to respect the lives of others. The month associated with this sphere is September, which represents the time of the autumn equinox and the balance between light and dark. The alchemical stage associated with this sphere is fermentation, which represents the transformation and growth that occurs when individuals give of themselves to others.

In terms of math concept, the best suited one is Game theory, which is the study of mathematical models of strategic interaction among rational decision-makers. In terms of physics concept, Thermodynamics is the best suited one, as it deals with the relationships between heat, energy, and work. In terms of programming concept, Routing algorithm is the best suited one, which are used to find the best path for data to travel from one point to another.

Ideas: productivity and accomplishment, purpose and meaning, work-life balance and fulfillment.

The sphere of life that deals with work is an area that is both physically and mentally demanding. In terms of potential, work represents the potential for productivity and achieving tangible results. The element associated with work is earth, which represents stability and practicality. The wave type associated with work is longitudinal, which represents the steady and consistent effort required for long-term success.

In terms of chakras, the crown, throat, and solar plexus chakras are particularly important for work as they represent spiritual understanding, communication, and personal power. The spiritual law associated with work is intention and desire, which emphasizes the importance of setting clear goals and maintaining focus and determination. The zodiac sign associated with work is Capricorn, which represents discipline and responsibility. The Chinese zodiac associated with work is the rat, which represents resourcefulness and adaptability. The Olympian god associated with work is Hephaestus, the god of metalworking and craftsmanship.

In terms of the Jyotirlinga, the associated one is Nageshvara, which represents the power of consciousness and the ability to overcome obstacles. The arcane tarot card associated with work is the Hermit, which represents introspection and the need to rely on inner wisdom. The deadly sin associated with work is sloth, which emphasizes the importance of avoiding procrastination and maintaining a strong work ethic. The Brahmajāla Sūtra associated with work is idle, which represents the importance of being productive and avoiding wasting time.

The month associated with work is October, which represents the time of year when people typically focus on achieving their goals before the end of the year. The alchemical stage associated with work is exaltation, which represents the process of refining and purifying one's efforts to achieve success. The math concept associated with work is operations research, which deals with the optimization of complex systems. The physics concept associated with work is kinetics, which deals with the study of motion and the forces that cause it. The programming concept associated with work is scheduling algorithm, which enables the efficient management of resources and tasks.

Ideas: bonding and connection, trust and support, shared experiences and companionship.

The sphere of Friendship is associated with the potential of Bond. The element associated with this sphere is Air, which is often associated with communication and connection. The wave type associated with Friendship is Progressive, which suggests that friendships tend to develop and evolve over time.

In terms of chakras, the Heart chakra is often associated with the sphere of Friendship. This makes sense as the Heart chakra is associated with emotions and relationships, which are key components of friendships. The spiritual law associated with Friendship is Dharma, which emphasizes the importance of living in alignment with one's values and beliefs.

The zodiac sign associated with Friendship is Aquarius, which is known for being independent, innovative and humanitarian. The Chinese zodiac sign associated with Friendship is Rabbit, which is known for being social, gentle and diplomatic. The Olympian god associated with Friendship is Hermes, known for his role as messenger of the gods, and as the guide of souls to the underworld. The Jyotirlinga associated with Friendship is Rameshwar, which is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, representing the god Shiva.

In terms of Imams, Ali is the one associated with Friendship, known for his loyalty and devotion to his friends. The Tribe of Israel associated with Friendship is Simeon, known for their friendship and loyalty to one another. The Apostle associated with Friendship is James, known for his strong bonds of friendship with Jesus.

In terms of arcane tarot, the Wheel of Fortune is associated with Friendship, which represents the ups and downs of life and the importance of being open to change and new opportunities. The deadly sin associated with Friendship is Envy, which can threaten friendships if left unchecked. The Brahmajāla Sūtra associated with Friendship is Slander, which can damage friendships if engaged in.

The month associated with Friendship is November, representing the time of year when people come together for Thanksgiving and other holidays to spend time with loved ones. The day of the week associated with Friendship is Friday, which is often associated with socializing and spending time with friends.

In terms of alchemical stage, Animation is associated with Friendship, representing the idea that friendships bring new life and energy to our lives. The math concept associated with Friendship is Social Network Analysis, which helps to understand the relationships between people and groups. The physics concept associated with Friendship is Electromagnetism, which represents the attraction and connection between people. The programming concept associated with Friendship is SNA algorithm, which is used to analyze and visualize social networks.

Ideas: change and transformation, flexibility and adaptability, growth and evolution.

The sphere of life known as Trans represents a state of being where one is able to adapt and change in response to the circumstances and environment. The potential associated with this sphere is Flexibility, representing the ability to bend and adjust without breaking.

In terms of physical attributes, Trans is associated with the element of Water, representing the fluidity and adaptability of this element. The wave associated with Trans is Periodic, emphasizing the cyclical nature of change and adaptation. The chakras associated with Trans are the Crown and Root, representing the connection between the physical and spiritual aspects of change and growth.

In terms of spiritual attributes, the spiritual law associated with Trans is Detachment, emphasizing the ability to let go and move on. The Jyotirlinga associated with Trans is Grishneshwar, representing the power and transformation that comes with change. The deadly sin associated with Trans is Pride, representing the potential for ego and resistance to change. The Brahmajāla Sūtra associated with Trans is Wrong views, emphasizing the importance of a correct perspective in the process of change.

In terms of philosophical attributes, the Imams associated with Trans is the Imams of Twelver Shia Islam, representing the guidance and wisdom that comes with change and growth. The Apostle associated with Trans is John the Apostle, representing the spiritual transformation and enlightenment that comes with change. The Arcane Tarot card associated with Trans is the Power, representing the inner strength and ability to overcome obstacles in the process of change.

In terms of time-based attributes, the month associated with Trans is December, representing the end of one cycle and the beginning of another. The day associated with Trans is Friday, representing the end of the workweek and the transition into the weekend. The alchemical stage associated with Trans is Projection, representing the process of manifesting change and growth in the physical world.

In terms of intellectual attributes, the math concept associated with Trans is Dynamical systems, representing the complex and interconnected nature of change and growth. The physics concept associated with Trans is Quantum mechanics, representing the unpredictable and abstract nature of change. The programming concept associated with Trans is Search algorithm, representing the process of finding and implementing solutions in the face of change.

The “potential” column of this table is intended to capture the most essential element that is associated with each sphere of life. It is meant to represent the core value or quality that is most essential to developing a strong, healthy, and balanced life. For example, in the sphere of “Image”, the potential is “Charm” which is the ability to attract and influence others with your presence and charisma. In the sphere of “Economy”, the potential is “Money”, which is the ability to generate and manage wealth.

Potential for areas of life can be seen as an energy that can be used to create and manifest your desired outcomes. It is important to remember that these potentials are not meant to be end goals, but rather tools to help you achieve your goals.

The ability to project a positive image and make a good first impression. In the Image sphere, Charm is essential for creating a strong personal brand and attracting attention. It also plays a role in the Love sphere, as charm and charisma can be attractive qualities in a romantic partner. In the Art sphere, charm can be used to promote and market artwork.

The ability to manage resources and make financial decisions. In the Economy sphere, Money is essential for creating financial stability and achieving financial goals. It also plays a role in the Work sphere, as having financial stability can be a motivator to work and increase productivity.

The ability to be mindful and attentive to the present moment. In the Study sphere, Awareness is essential for effective learning and retaining information. It also plays a role in the Love sphere, as being aware of a partner's needs and feelings can lead to a stronger relationship. In the Friendship sphere, awareness can help in maintaining healthy relationships.

Fervor represents the ability to be passionate and emotionally invested in one's family. In the Family sphere, Fervor is essential for creating strong bonds and a sense of belonging. It also plays a role in the Trans sphere, as being emotionally invested in the process of change can lead to a successful transformation.

The ability to think outside the box and come up with new and innovative ideas. In the Art sphere, Creativity is essential for creating art and expressing oneself. It also plays a role in the Work sphere, as being creative can lead to finding new and innovative solutions to problems.

The ability to maintain good physical and mental health. In the Health sphere, Vitality is essential for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and preventing illness. It also plays a role in the Work sphere, as having good physical and mental health can lead to increased productivity.

Empathy represents the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. In the Love sphere, Empathy is essential for creating a deep understanding and connection with a romantic partner. It also plays a role in the Altruism sphere, as being empathetic can lead to helping others in a more effective way.

The ability to be motivated and driven by new and exciting ideas. In the Sex sphere, Inspiration is essential for maintaining a healthy and fulfilling sexual relationship. It also plays a role in the Art sphere, as being inspired can lead to creating new and innovative art.

The ability to put the needs of others before one's own. In the Altruism sphere, Selflessness is essential for helping others and making a positive impact on the world. It also plays a role in the Friendship sphere, as being selfless can lead to stronger and more fulfilling relationships.

The ability to efficiently and effectively complete tasks. In the Work sphere, Productivity is essential for achieving goals and reaching success. It also plays a role in the Economy sphere, as being productive can lead to financial stability.

The concept of a bond implies a sense of closeness and shared experience among friends, which is often achieved through interactions and activities that strengthen the friendship. It also implies a sense of commitment and mutual support, which are important elements of any strong friendship.

Is the energy that allows an individual to navigate and adapt to changes and challenges that arise in the process of personal growth and development. It enables an individual to be open-minded and to see the opportunities in change, rather than focusing on the difficulties.

The element column of this table is intended to capture the type of energy that is associated with each sphere of life. It is meant to represent the fundamental force that drives the potential associated with each sphere.

For example, the element associated with the sphere of “Image” is “Fire” which is the element of passion and drive. The element associated with the sphere of “Economy” is “Earth” which is the element of stability and security. The elements can be seen as the energy that fuels our potentials and helps us manifest our desired outcomes. It is important to remember that these elements are not meant to be definitive, but rather a guideline for understanding the energies associated with each sphere.

Fire represents energy, passion, and drive. Fire is associated with the Image sphere, representing the energy and charm that one projects to the world. It is also associated with the Art sphere, representing the energy and creativity required to create art. In the Love sphere, Fire represents the passion and energy of romantic love. In the Altruism sphere, Fire represents the energy and drive to help others. In the Trans sphere, Fire represents the energy and passion required for transformation and change.

It is associated with the color red and is associated with the south direction.

Earth represents stability, practicality, and grounding. The element of Earth is associated with the Economy sphere, representing the stability and practicality needed to manage money. It is also associated with the Health sphere, representing the grounding and stability required for good health. In the Work sphere, Earth represents the practicality and stability required for productivity. In the Trans sphere, Earth represents the grounding and stability required for transformation and change.

It is associated with the color brown and is associated with the north direction.

The element of Air represents communication, awareness, and connection. Air is associated with the Study sphere, representing the awareness and communication required for learning. It is also associated with the Love sphere, representing the communication and connection required for love. In the Altruism sphere, Air represents the communication and connection required to help others. In the Friendship sphere, Air represents the communication and connection required for friendship. In the Trans sphere, Air represents the awareness and communication required for transformation and change.

It is associated with the color yellow and is associated with the east direction.

Water represents emotion, intuition, and adaptability. The element of Water is associated with the Family sphere, representing the emotions and intuition required for family bonding. It is also associated with the Sex sphere, representing the intuition and adaptability required for a healthy sexual relationship. In the Altruism sphere, Water represents the emotions and intuition required to help others. In the Trans sphere, Water represents the adaptability and fluidity required for transformation and change.

It is associated with the color blue and is associated with the west direction.

The zodiac sign column of this table is intended to capture the type of personality that is associated with each sphere of life. It is meant to represent the traits and characteristics that people typically embody in order to excel in each area.

For example, the zodiac sign associated with the sphere of “Image” is “Aries” which is the sign of self-confidence and boldness.

The zodiac sign associated with the sphere of “Economy” is “Taurus” which is the sign of practicality and reliability. The zodiac signs can be seen as an indication of the type of personality that is best suited to each area of life.

The Chinese zodiac column of this table is intended to capture the type of animal that is associated with each sphere of life.

For example, the Chinese zodiac associated with the sphere of “Image” is “Snake” which is the symbol of transformation and rebirth. The Chinese zodiac associated with the sphere of “Economy” is “Pig” which is the symbol of prosperity and abundance.

The Olympian gods column of this table is intended to capture the type of divine energy that is associated with each sphere of life. It is meant to represent the qualities and attributes of the gods that people typically embody in order to excel in each area.

For example, the Olympian god associated with the sphere of “Image” is “Apollo” which is the god of beauty, music and the arts. The Olympian god associated with the sphere of “Economy” is “Demeter” which is the goddess of agriculture and abundance.

The Olympian gods can be seen as an indication of the type of divine energy that is best suited to each area of life.

The Jyotirlinga column of this table is intended to capture the type of spiritual energy that is associated with each sphere of life. It is meant to represent the type of spiritual energy that is typically associated with each Jyotirlinga.

Jyotirlinga is a Sanskrit term meaning "pillar of light". It is a representation of the divine energy of the Supreme Being, and it is believed to be a source of spiritual power. Each Jyotirlinga is associated with a specific deity and it is believed to provide a connection to the divine.

The month column of this table is intended to capture the type of energy that is associated with each sphere of life. It is meant to represent the type of energy that is typically associated with each month of the year.

For example, the month associated with the sphere of “Image” is “January” which is associated with the energy of new beginnings and fresh starts. The month associated with the sphere of “Economy” is “February” which is associated with the energy of abundance and prosperity. The months can be seen as an indication of the type of energy that is best suited to each area of life.

The 12 Imams of the Shia Muslims is a spiritual and religious concept that is based on the teachings of the Islamic faith. The 12 Imams are a spiritual lineage that includes the Prophet Muhammad and his descendants, who are believed to be the most perfect human beings and the rightful leaders of the Muslims.

The 12 Imams of the Shia Muslims column of this table is intended to capture the type of leadership that is associated with each sphere of life. It is meant to represent the qualities and characteristics that people typically embody in order to excel in each area.

For example, the 12 Imams of the Shia Muslims associated with the sphere of “Image” is “Ali” which is the Imam of courage and bravery. The 12 Imams of the Shia Muslims associated with the sphere of “Economy” is “Hassan” which is the Imam of wisdom and knowledge. The 12 Imams can be seen as an indication of the type of leadership that is best suited to each area of life.

The arcane tarot column of this table is intended to capture the type of archetype that is associated with each sphere of life. It is meant to represent the archetypes that people typically embody in order to excel in each area.

For example, the arcane tarot associated with the sphere of “Image” is “The Fool” which is the archetype of risk-taking and adventure. The arcane tarot associated with the sphere of “Economy” is “The Magician” which is the archetype of resourcefulness and creativity.

The Alchemical stage column in the table provided refers to the different stages of the alchemical process, which is a symbolic and metaphorical journey of transformation and personal growth.

Alchemy is an ancient practice that involves the transformation of base metals into gold, which is a metaphor for the transformation of the self. The Alchemical stages are a symbolic representation of the different stages of personal growth and transformation.

The alchemical stage column of this table is intended to capture the type of transformation that is associated with each sphere of life. It is meant to represent the process of growth and development that people typically undergo in order to excel in each area.

For example, the alchemical stage associated with the sphere of “Image” is “Calcination” which is the process of burning away the old in order to create the new. The alchemical stage associated with the sphere of “Economy” is “Solution” which is the process of dissolving the old in order to create the new. The alchemical stages can be seen as an indication of the type of transformation that is best suited to each area of life.

It is important to remember that these stages are not meant to be definitive, but rather a guideline for understanding the energies associated with each sphere.

Kurt Lewin's concept of Field theory can be applied to the overall discussion of spheres of life, elements, zodiac signs, arcane tarot, alchemical stage and energy. According to Lewin, a person's behavior is shaped by the psychological field in which they are located. This field is made up of three elements: the person, the environment, and the behavior that connects them.

For example, in the sphere of Image, the person may have a strong desire for self-expression (energy) but may be limited by societal norms and expectations (environment) which may affect their behavior and the way they present themselves to the world. In the sphere of Economy, the person may have a strong sense of practicality and stability (energy) but may be limited by financial resources (environment) which may affect their behavior in managing resources.

By applying Lewin's concept of Field theory, we can understand how the individual's unique characteristics, elements, zodiac signs, arcane tarot, alchemical stage, and energy interact with the environment to shape their behavior in each sphere of life.

There are also two forces that act upon the field of life. These forces are:

1. Attraction – This is the force that draws us towards certain goals, people, and experiences.
2. Repulsion – This is the force that pushes us away from certain goals, people, and experiences.

These forces act upon the field of life in order to create a dynamic and ever-changing environment.

In addition to the forces, there are also particles that exist in the field of life. These particles are made up of energy. These particles interact with the forces to create a unique and ever-changing environment.

In the context of field theory, objects in the field may have polarities, valences, or charges that influence their interactions with other objects in the field.

• Polarity refers to the positive or negative nature of an object in the field, which can influence its interactions with other objects in the field. For example, a positive self-image can attract positive opportunities and interactions, while a negative self-image can repel them.
• Valence refers to the degree of attraction or repulsion that an object in the field has for other objects in the field. For example, an individual with a strong and positive self-image may have a high valence for positive social interactions, while an individual with a negative self-image may have a low valence for these interactions.
• Charge refers to the amount of energy that an object in the field has, which can influence its interactions with other objects in the field. For example, an individual with a positive self-image may have a high charge of energy and motivation, which can attract positive opportunities, while an individual with a negative self-image may have a low charge of energy and motivation, which can repel these opportunities.

The shape and structure of the field, which can influence the interactions of objects within the field. For example, an individual with a positive self-image may experience a field with a certain topology, such as a spiral or torus, which can influence their interactions with other objects in the field, such as opportunities, resources, and relationships.

• Gradient: The degree of variation in the field
• Intensity: The degree of energy or strength of the field
• Symmetry: The degree of balance or symmetry within the field
• Stability: The degree of stability or consistency within the field
• Coherence: The degree of alignment and consistency within the field
• Entropy: The degree of disorder or randomness within the field

The movement and change of the field over time, which can influence the interactions of objects within the field. For example, an individual with a positive self-image may experience a field with certain dynamics, such as oscillations or chaos, which can influence their interactions with other objects in the field, such as opportunities, resources, and relationships.

Other concepts that can be used to understand the interactions and influences of objects in the field include:

• Resonance: The degree of similarity or compatibility between two objects in the field, which can influence their interactions. For example, an individual with a positive self-image may resonate with positive and supportive individuals, while an individual with a negative self-image may resonate with negative and critical individuals.
• Synergy: The combined effect of two or more objects in the field that is greater than the sum of their individual effects. For example, an individual with a positive self-image, a strong support system, and effective coping mechanisms may experience a synergistic effect that positively influences their overall well-being.
• Entanglement: The degree of interconnectedness between two or more objects in the field, which can influence their interactions. For example, an individual's self-image can be entangled with their relationships, financial situation, and career, which can influence how they perceive and interact with these areas of their life.
• Coherence: The degree of alignment and consistency between different aspects of an object in the field, which can influence its interactions. For example, an individual with a positive self-image and a coherent set of values, beliefs, and goals may have a higher degree of well-being and resilience than an individual with a positive self-image but a lack of coherence in these areas.

These concepts can be used in combination with the polarities, valences, and charges to help understand and explain the interactions and influences of objects in the field. It's worth noting that these concepts are not mutually exclusive and can be used together to understand the complex dynamics of the field.

Kurt Lewin's Change Model provides a useful framework for understanding the flow of energy in each sphere of life. According to this model, the flow of energy is cyclical in nature and involves four stages: Unfreezing, Changing, Refreezing, and Sustaining.

In the Unfreezing stage, one must let go of old habits and beliefs in order to make room for new ones. In the Changing stage, one must take action in order to move towards desired goals. In the Refreezing stage, one must solidify the changes that have been made and ensure that they will be sustained. Finally, in the Sustaining stage, one must continue to take action in order to maintain the desired changes. By understanding this cyclical flow of energy, one can gain a deeper understanding of how to effectively work within each sphere of life in order to achieve one's desired outcomes.

The concept of flow in the context of spheres of life can also refer to the idea of a smooth, natural and effortless movement of energy between the different spheres. This can be compared to the flow of a river, where the water moves seamlessly and naturally between different areas, providing nourishment and growth along the way.

In this sense, a person who has a balanced and healthy flow of energy between the different spheres of life, can feel fulfilled, energized and aligned in different aspects of their life. They can move through different spheres with ease, without feeling stuck or blocked in any particular area. This flow of energy can be multidimensional, meaning that it can involve different layers of emotions, thoughts and physical sensations that allow the person to feel grounded, balanced and harmonious.

On the other hand, a person who does not have a healthy flow of energy between the spheres may feel disconnected and unaligned, experiencing blockages in different areas of their life, leading them to feel unfulfilled and disconnected. Thus, having a healthy flow of energy between spheres is key to achieving balance and fulfillment in life.

Here are a few examples of how energy flow between spheres of life could work based on the concepts presented in the Multi-dimensional Life Model:

• In the sphere of Image, individuals focus on developing a positive self-image and personal charm. This can lead to an increase in self-confidence and self-esteem, which can then be channeled into the sphere of Work, leading to increased productivity and success in one's career.
• In the sphere of Study, individuals focus on expanding their awareness and knowledge. This can lead to an increase in creativity, which can then be channeled into the sphere of Art, leading to the creation of more meaningful and impactful works of art.
• In the sphere of Family, individuals focus on fostering strong relationships and a sense of community. This can lead to an increase in empathy and understanding, which can then be channeled into the sphere of Love, leading to deeper and more meaningful relationships.
• In the sphere of Health, individuals focus on taking care of their physical and mental well-being. This can lead to an increase in vitality and inspiration, which can then be channeled into the sphere of Sex, leading to a more fulfilling and satisfying sexual life.
• In the sphere of Altruism, individuals focus on selflessness and serving others. This can lead to an increase in personal growth and self-awareness, which can then be channeled into the sphere of Trans, leading to greater flexibility and adaptability in different aspects of life.

1. Integration: Integrating different aspects of the spheres of life to create a cohesive and harmonious whole. For example, incorporating physical activity and self-care practices into one's daily routine can help to enhance the flow of energy between the spheres of Health and Image.
2. Circulation: Circulating energy between different spheres to create a balance and harmony. For example, regularly engaging in social activities and networking can help to enhance the flow of energy between the spheres of Friendship and Work.
3. Expansion: Expanding energy from one sphere to another to create a sense of interconnectedness. For example, exploring new cultures and perspectives can help to enhance the flow of energy between the spheres of Study and Trans.
4. Reflection: This flow pattern involves reflecting on the energy in one sphere to understand how it relates to other spheres. For example, reflecting on one's personal values and beliefs can help to enhance the flow of energy between the spheres of Altruism and Image.
5. Empowerment: This flow pattern involves empowering oneself with the energy from one sphere to enhance the energy in another. For example, empowering oneself with financial stability can help to enhance the flow of energy between the spheres of Economy and Image.
6. Release: This flow pattern involves releasing any blockages or tension in one sphere to enhance the flow of energy in another. For example, releasing stress and tension from work can help to enhance the flow of energy between the spheres of Work and Health.
7. Amplification: This flow pattern involves amplifying energy from one sphere to enhance the energy in another. For example, amplifying creativity and self-expression in the sphere of Art can help to enhance the flow of energy between the spheres of Art and Image.
8. Harmonization: This flow pattern involves harmonizing energy from one sphere with energy from another to create a sense of balance and harmony. For example, harmonizing personal values and beliefs with professional goals can help to enhance the flow of energy between the spheres of Altruism and Work.
9. Synchronicity: This flow pattern involves a sense of synchronicity and interconnectedness between different spheres. For example, feeling a sense of synchronicity between personal growth and career development can help to enhance the flow of energy between the spheres of Trans and Work.
10. Regeneration: This flow pattern involves regenerating energy from one sphere to enhance the energy in another. For example, regenerating energy from sexual experiences can help to enhance the flow of energy between the spheres of Sex and Love

The field of life is a complex system that is constantly in motion and is constantly changing. However, within this system there are some patterns that remain consistent.

In this framework, each sphere of life can be associated with specific field entities that correspond to different aspects of the individual's experience.

• Image: physical appearance, body, and sense of self.
• Economy: financial and material resources.
• Study: cognitive abilities, awareness, and understanding.
• Family: relationships, feelings, and emotional well-being.
• Art: ability to create, express, and experience beauty.
• Health: physical and emotional health, and their ability to manage and maintain their energy levels.
• Love: ability to connect, empathize, and relate to others.
• Sex: sexual identity, expression, and experiences.
• Altruism: connection to a higher purpose, their sense of meaning and purpose, and their sense of connection to something greater than themselves.
• Work: ability to find and maintain meaningful work, their sense of purpose, and the role of work in their life.
• Friendship: ability to connect, communicate and form relationships with others.
• Trans: ability to transcend the self, to connect with something greater than themselves, and to adapt and evolve over time.

The framework is divided into different spheres of life, each representing a different area of human experience. Remember that each sphere is just one aspect of yourself, and it's important to have a balance of all spheres of life.

To get started, you can choose a sphere of life that you want to focus on, and then use the framework to gain a deeper understanding and insight into that sphere.

1. Choose a sphere of life that you want to focus on.
2. Identify your current state in that sphere.
3. Set goals for yourself in that sphere.
4. Use the framework to gain a deeper understanding and insight into that sphere, including the associated element, zodiac sign, arcane tarot, and alchemical stage.
5. Take action towards your goals.
6. Reflect on your progress and make adjustments as needed.

The minimum balance between owning resources in the context of the different spheres of life can vary depending on an individual's needs and priorities. However, generally speaking, having a balance of resources in each sphere of life can provide a person with confident stability and protection.

For example, in the sphere of Image, owning resources such as self-confidence and a positive self-image can provide a sense of stability and protection in terms of one's self-esteem and self-worth. In the sphere of Economy, owning resources such as financial stability and security can provide a sense of stability and protection in terms of one's ability to meet basic needs and have a sense of financial independence. In the sphere of Study, owning resources such as knowledge and education can provide a sense of stability and protection in terms of one's ability to navigate the world and make informed decisions.

It is important to note that this is a general scenario, and each person's situation can differ. It is also worth mentioning that some people may prioritize some spheres more than others, and it's not necessary to have resources in all spheres to live a fulfilling life.

A person who lacks resources in the sphere of:

• Image: may have low self-esteem and self-worth, which can impact their ability to form healthy relationships and achieve their goals.
• Economy: may struggle to meet their basic needs and may be at risk of financial insecurity.
• Study: may struggle to navigate the world and make informed decisions, which can impact their ability to succeed in their career or education.
• Family: may struggle to maintain healthy relationships and may feel isolated and unsupported.
• Art: may feel unfulfilled and may lack a sense of purpose or creativity.
• Health: may struggle with physical or emotional well-being, and may be at risk of illness or stress.
• Altruism: may lack a sense of purpose and social responsibility, and may have difficulty connecting with others.
• Work: may struggle to achieve their goals and may feel unmotivated or unproductive.
• Friendship: may feel isolated and lonely, and may have difficulty building and maintaining healthy relationships.
• Trans: may struggle to navigate change and personal growth, and may feel stuck or unfulfilled in their life.

The concepts of sphere of life, element, zodiac sign, arcane tarot, and alchemical stage have been developed over time by a variety of authors, thinkers, and practitioners. We encourage others to contribute to this work by providing feedback, suggestions, and new perspectives on these concepts.

Based on:

• Ancient Greek philosophers
• Astrologers
• Tarot practitioners
• Alchemists
• Carl Jung
• Pierre Janet
• Kurt Lewin
• William James
• Gordon Allport
• Vladimir Bekhterev
• Marina Komissarova
• OpenAI API and ChatGPT
• Alexander Kondratev

The theories of the psychic field of Vladimir Bekhterev, Pierre Janet's theories of the energy system, and William James' theories of energy flow all focus on the idea of energy flow within the individual and how it shapes their behavior. They also align with the concept of Field theory by emphasizing the interaction between the individual and their environment.

Kurt Levin's dynamical field theory, Lev Vygotsky's dynamic theory of consciousness, and Alexey Leontiev's theory of consciousness as an activity all focus on the idea of change and development within the individual. They align with the concept of Field theory by emphasizing the dynamic nature of the individual and their behavior.

Gordon Allport's theories of personality construction focus on the idea of the individual's unique characteristics and how they shape their behavior. They align with the concept of Field theory by emphasizing the individual's unique characteristics and how they interact with their environment to shape their behavior.

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• Resource circle – Marina Komissarova
• Carl Jung and his concept of the individuation process
• Ancient Greek philosophy of natural philosophy
• Astrology
• Tarot divination system
• The symbolic and metaphorical journey of alchemy
• And other authors, practitioners, and thinkers who have studied and applied these concepts in different ways.