Actualization process

, 46, 98–99

Agenda for action

, 58, 62, 118

AI-based Community Learning

, 97

AI Data-input for Ecosystemic Governance

, 97

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

, 225–227

Ambedkar, B. R.

, 12, 35–36

Anava mala

, 17

Ancient science of spirituality

, 6

condition for freedom, restraint as

, 23

constituent elements

, 20–23

dialogue, criticality of

, 28

divine, omnipresence of

, 20–21

existence, inter-connectedness of

, 22–23

farm policy, agro-ecological direction for

, 32–34

fundamentalism, rejection of

, 28

fusion of horizons

, 29–30

illustrations

, 26–30

implications, action and goals

, 24–25

inside-outside

, 29

nimble-footedness, valorisation of

, 28

policymaking process

, 26–27

structure of reality

, 20–23

theory of change

, 16–18

transformative politics

, 34–37

transformed state of being

, 18–20

water policy, India

, 31–32

Anthropocene

, 7, 12, 32–33, 43–44, 74–75, 81, 87, 119, 121, 209–210

Anthropocentrism

, 7, 42, 143–144, 164

Anthropogenic challenges

, 76–81

Applied spirituality

, 138, 140, 225–227, 229, 232, 234

Authentic leadership

, 125, 128

Baha’i Faith

, 62, 151, 154

Bigotry

, 244

Buddhism

, 4, 22, 45, 71, 74–75, 77, 122, 151–152, 172, 245, 248

Buddhist

approach

, 71, 74–77, 79, 81, 87

Taoist systems

, 71, 75, 77, 81–82, 87

Catechism of the Catholic Church

, 57–58

CBD. See Contextuality by Default (CBD)

Civilizational transformation

, 91–92

Climate change

, 91

Climate chaos

, 242–243

Cognition

, 82, 144–145, 158–159, 171, 176–177, 230, 233

Cognitive behavioural therapies

, 138–139, 145–146

Collective cultures

, 252

Collective policies

, 252, 257

systems

, 257

Communitarianism

, 135

Compassionate action

, 245–248

Compassionate civilization

, 246, 249–250, 254, 256–258

Compassionate policies

collective cultures

, 252

collective policies

, 252

compassionate civilization

, 257–258

cultural evolution

, 259–260

cultural tolerance

, 250

environmental sustainability

, 249

gender equality

, 250

harmful collective policies and systems

, 257

harmful individual behaviours

, 256

individual behaviours

, 251–252, 259

individual mindsets

, 251

Ken Wilber’s four integral systems quadrants

, 251

mindsets and values, transforming

, 259

misguided collective cultures

, 256

mistaken individual mindsets

, 256

nonviolence

, 250–251

participatory governance

, 250

peace

, 250–251

redesigning whole systems

, 260

socioeconomic justice

, 250

strategies

, 258, 260, 262

sustainable human development

, 252–254

vision of

, 248–256

Compassion Cultivation Training (CCT)

, 56

Complementary leadership

, 124–128

Complexity awareness

, 75–76

Complexity theory

, 3–4, 54, 119

Consciousness

, 71, 76, 107, 110, 158–159, 171, 208–209

path

, 75–76

Consensus-based public policy

, 192–194

Constitutional

equality

, 139–140

obligation

, 139–140

Constitution of India

, 139–140

Context

, 7–8, 28, 72, 108, 122, 124, 150, 158–159, 168–169, 172–173, 190, 192, 205–206, 214, 225

Contextuality

, 154, 158–159

Contextuality by Default (CBD)

, 177–178

Continuous warfare

, 244–245

Cooperative learning

, 58–59

Copenhagen School

, 158–159, 161

Corporate governance

, 61

Corporatocracy

, 244

COVID-19 pandemic

, 1–2, 42, 163, 244

Cross-cutting knowledge

, 5–6

Cross-fertilization

, 135–136

Cultural/collective inner transition

, 44–45

Cultural evolution

, 42, 46, 259–260

Cultural tolerance

, 250, 260

Culture of peace

, 56–57, 250

Culture of violence

, 244–245, 257

Daoism

, 122

Decentralization

, 8–9, 183–184, 192–194

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs)

, 93, 96

Degradation of ecosystems

, 242–243

Democracy

, 62, 90, 92, 128–129, 177, 250

Designated hierarchical positions

, 123–124

Disputations

, 135

Dualization of politics

, 105–107

Earliest systems thinkers

, 74–75

Earth Charter

, 48–49, 153

EARThwise Constitution

, 93–95

EARTHwise Futures DAO

, 95–97

East-West Knowledge Gap

, 71, 73–74, 76

Economic globalization

, 61

Education policy

, 194–195

Embodiment

, 9, 83, 171

Emotion-based interpretation

, 204–205

Empathy

, 169–171

Emptiness

, 78–79, 141–142

Environmental sustainability

, 249

Espoused values

, 169–170

Ethical purpose and virtuosity

, 171

Eudemonic values

, 170

Evolutionary coherence

, 107–110

Finish educational systems

, 58–59

Food and agriculture

, 60

Foundations, spiritual values as

, 54–58

Functionalism

, 123–124

Future Creative

, 98–99

Gandhian paradigm

consensus-based public policy

, 192–194

decentralization

, 192–194

education policy

, 194–195

Nayi Talim

, 194–195

philosophy

, 183

public policy

, 185–186

Sarvodaya

, 186–188

Satyagraha

, 195–196, 198

spirituality

, 184–186

sustainable development

, 184–185

sustainable development goals (SDGs)

, 182

sustainable public policy, economic models for

, 188–192

The trusteeship model

, 183–184

Gender equality

, 250

Globalism

, 135

Governance

, 62, 90, 99

mechanistic growth

, 102–103

Happiness

, 55–56

Harmonization

, 8, 143–144

Health

, 1–2, 59–60, 91, 190, 243, 250

Hinduism

, 3–4, 45, 122

Holism

cognition

, 158–159

consciousness

, 158–159

frameworks

, 160–162

limitations

, 164

modern science

, 156–158

QBism

, 159–162

relational QM (RQM)

, 159–162

science

, 151–162

scientific holism

, 154–159

spirituality of

, 151–162

spiritual philosophies

, 156–158

spiritual traditions

, 151–154

sustainable development

, 162–164

Humanism

, 1–2, 42, 135, 227, 229

Humanity’s systemic suffering

bigotry

, 244

Buddhism

, 245–248

climate chaos

, 242–243

compassionate action

, 245–248

continuous warfare

, 244–245

corporatocracy

, 244

culture of violence

, 244–245

degradation of ecosystems

, 242–243

misogyny

, 243

oligarchy

, 244

patriarchy

, 243

plutocracy

, 244

prejudice

, 244

social deprivation

, 243–244

systemic poverty

, 243–244

Humankind

, 45–46

Impermanence

, 79–80

Indian Constitution

, 138–139

preamble of

, 138–140

Indian legal system

, 226

Indispensable personality dimensions

, 142–144

Individual behaviours

, 251–252, 259

Individualism

, 42, 51

mindsets

, 251

qualities

, 204–209

Industrial Revolution

, 72

Integral knowledge

, 237

Integrative thinking

, 212–213

Intellectual Property Rights

, 61

Interactive elements

, 137–138

Interconnectedness

, 54–55

Inter-connectedness

, 18, 22–24, 31

Interdependence

, 77–78

Interdisciplinary

, 135–136

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

, 2, 130

Internationalism

, 135

Inter-personality

, 142–144

Interrelationship

, 136–137

Intra-personality

, 142–144

Investments

, 61, 258

IPCC. See Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

Jainism

, 18–19, 45

Justice

, 36, 60–61, 184, 195, 205, 232–233, 250

Karma mala

, 17

Ken Wilber’s four integral systems quadrants

, 251

Language

, 9, 210–211, 227, 229, 256

Law and applied spirituality

, 135–137

challenges

, 144–146

Indian constitution, preamble of

, 138–140

indispensable personality dimensions

, 142–144

interactive elements

, 137–138

inter-personality

, 142–144

intra-personality

, 142–144

strategies

, 144–146

sustainability

, 146–147

United Nations

, 140–144

Law, Religion, Spirituality and Justice (LRSJ)

, 137–138

Leadership

anthropocene

, 119–121

authentic leadership

, 125

categories

, 124–128

contextual overview

, 122–124

ethical leadership

, 126–128

policy context

, 118–119

secular spirituality

, 121–124

servant-leadership

, 125–126

sustainable development policy

, 118–121

Liberal democracy

, 62

Liberated companies

, 59

Life

, 55

Living systems protocols

, 95

Love

, 56

Lucas, Chris

, 4–5

Malkuta d’bwashmaya

, 214

Materialism

, 42, 52–53, 92, 227, 229, 257

Mayiya mala

, 17

Measurement problem

, 175

Mechanistic systems

, 101–102

Mediation

applied spirituality

, 227, 229, 232, 234

core skills of

, 230–232

Indian legal system

, 226

irreconcilable relationships

, 224–225

multiple legal provisional instances

, 225–227

scattered scenario of

, 225–227

spiritual skills

, 235–238

Standalone Statutory Law on

, 226–227

sustainability

, 235–238

Mediation Bill

, 226

Mental health

, 59–60

Metaphysics

, 174–175

Middle Way

, 80

Mimetic dynamics

, 211–212

Mindfulness

, 57, 208

Mindfulness All-Party Parliamentary Group (MAPPG)

, 57

Mindsets and values, transforming

, 259

Misguided collective cultures

, 256

Misogyny

, 243

Mistaken individual mindsets

, 256

Modern science

, 12–13, 54, 57, 156, 158

Monetary systems

, 61

Mystery

, 16, 57, 121

Mysticism

, 122, 151, 210

NAM. See New Age Movement (NAM)

Nayi Talim

, 194–195

Negative peace

, 56

New Age Movement (NAM)

, 154

New Paradigm Storyteller

, 99

Nonmaterial dimension

collective aspects

, 209–211

consciousness

, 208–209

dialogue

, 213

dynamic elements of

, 211–214

emotion-based interpretation

, 204–205

gentle action

, 213–214

implicate order

, 212–213

individual qualities

, 204–209

integrative thinking

, 212–213

language

, 210–211

malkuta d’bwashmaya

, 214

memes and paradigms

, 209–210

mimetic dynamics

, 211–212

mindfulness

, 208

orientation

, 207

spirituality

, 205–206

tacit knowledge

, 207–208

Nonviolence

, 183–186, 188, 192, 250–251

Oligarchy

, 244

Omnipresent

, 20–21

Organization-as-a-machine

, 73

Paris Agreement on Climate Change

, 2

Participatory governance

, 250

Patriarchy

, 243

Pattern Weaver

, 99

Peace

, 56–57, 250–251

Planetary civilization

acknowledging global interdependence

, 110

actualization process

, 99

consciousness

, 107–110

dualization of politics

, 105–107

EARThwise Constitution

, 93–95

EARTHwise Futures DAO for

, 95–97

evolutionary coherence

, 107–110

governance

, 90–99

living systems protocols

, 95

maturation and autonomy

, 108–110

mechanistic growth, governance of

, 102–103

mechanistic systems

, 101–102

new paradigm future archetypes

, 98–99

new paradigm politics

, 90–99

new paradigm tools

, 92–93

political agency, new paradigm forms of

, 97–98

politics, new paradigm in

, 110–112

politics of dualism

, 105–107

systemic boundaries

, 108–110

systemic thrivability barriers

, 103–105

systems and technologies

, 92–93

tipping point times, politics and governance for

, 99–105

universal responsibilities

, 110

worldviews

, 101–102

Planetary health diet

, 60

Planetary stewardship

, 91

Plutocracy

, 244

Political agency

, 97

new paradigm forms of

, 97–98

Politics

agenda for action

, 58–62

cultural/collective inner transition

, 44–45

cultural evolution

, 42–46

dualism

, 105–107

early childhood and family

, 58

economic development, life satisfaction by

, 47

economy

, 61

education

, 58–59

evolutionary civilizational crisis

, 42–43

food and agriculture

, 60

foundations, spiritual values as

, 54–58

good society, vision of

, 57–58

governance

, 62

happiness

, 55–56

health

, 59–60

institutions and individuals

, 51

interconnectedness

, 54–55

justice

, 60–61

life

, 55

love

, 56

mindfulness

, 57

mystery

, 57

nature

, 60

new development paradigm

, 47–48

new paradigm in

, 110–112

ongoing transformation

, 45–46

peace

, 56–57

theory of change

, 52–54

work and organizations

, 59

Positivism

, 123–124

Practical responsibility

, 234

Pragmatic sensibility

, 234

Praxis

, 171

Preamble

, 138–140

Prejudice

, 244

Prototype for Ecosystemic Governance

, 96–97

Public policy

, 185–186

QBism

, 159, 162, 175–176

Qualities of mind

, 171

Quantum measurement

, 175

Quantum mechanics

, 154–156, 159, 161, 176

Quantum theory

, 168, 175, 178

Redesigning whole systems

, 260

Reductionism

, 42

Reductionist thinking

, 72–73

Regenerative growth models

, 90–91

Relational QM (RQM)

, 159–162

Sakina

, 19

Sarvodaya

, 186–188

Satyagraha

, 195–196, 198

Scholarships

, 135

Science

, 151–162

Scientific holism

, 154–159

Scientism

, 42

Secular spirituality

, 3–4

Self-aggrandisement

, 141–142

Self-determination

, 141–142

Self-transcendence

, 168–169

Sensory concentration

, 233

Set of simplex methods

, 81–87

Social credit system

, 49–50

Social deprivation

, 243–244

Social Practice Wisdom (SPW) framework

, 171–172

Socioeconomic justice

, 250

Sowing Ecological, Equitable and Decentralising Societies (SEEDS)

, 97

Spiritual consciousness-awareness

, 139–140

Spirituality

, 174–175, 184–185

development

, 4–5

philosophies

, 156–158

roots

, 151

traditions

, 151–154

Spiritual leadership

, 124–128

sustainable development policy

, 128–130

Standalone Statutory Law on Mediation

, 226–227

Story of separation

, 42

Sustainability

, 146–147, 235, 238

Sustainable development

, 162, 164, 184–185

administrative blessing

, 216

heart

, 216

implications for

, 214–218

nonmaterial dimension

, 204–209

nonmaterial embodying

, 214–216

nonmaterial reality, responsibility for

, 217–218

on-going reconciliation

, 216–217

Sustainable development goals (SDGs)

, 2, 121, 182

Sustainable human development

, 252–254

Sustainable public policy, economic models for

, 188–192

Systemic boundaries

, 108–110

Systemic challenges

, 81–87

Systemic poverty

, 243–244

Systemic thrivability barriers

, 103–105

Tacit knowledge

, 204, 207–208, 215

Taoist approach

, 74–79

Teal organizations

, 59

Theory of change

, 52–54

Thought-emotion-sensation-body complex

, 138–139, 142–143

Tipping point times, politics and governance for

, 99–105

T-Qualia

, 82–83

Transcendence

, 171–172

Transformation

, 45–46

The trusteeship model

, 183–184

Truth

, 183, 185–186, 195–196

United Nations

, 140–144

United Nations Development Program (UNDP)

, 43–44

United Nations Framework on Climate Change

, 2

Universalism

, 135, 145–146

Universal principles-based systems approach

, 76–81

Universal responsibilities

, 110

Upliftment

, 182–186, 192–193

Values-driven organizations

, 59

VAXJO

, 176–177

Vedantic tradition

, 151–152

Vision

, 248–256

Volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous (VUCA)

, 7–8, 129

Wholeness Coder

, 98

Wisdom

context

, 172–173

Contextuality by Default (CBD)

, 177–178

definition

, 169

measurement problem

, 175

metaphysics

, 174–175

QBism

, 175–176

qualities and abilities

, 171–172

quantum measurement

, 175

Social Practice Wisdom (SPW) framework

, 171–172

spirituality

, 174–175

theorizing

, 169–172

VAXJO

, 176–177

Work and organizations

, 59

Worldviews

, 101–102

Wuwei/natural doing

, 80–81

Yin-Yang Creative Tensions (YYCT)

, 83–84

Zen Business Model (ZBM)

, 84–87