MUSEUM ACTIVITIES: GUIDED TOURS AND EMOTIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOPS

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Daily guided tours of the Sculptural Trail In the History of Love, and the Sanctuary of the Wizard and of Wisdom 10-11.30 AM.

Five day, mid-week, retreats, combining guided tours of the art exhibits and workshops using creativity for self-discovery

Weekend workshops: emotional education ‘Healing the person, Healing the world’                               

Launching the Era of Integration of PSYCHOLOGY, MORALITY AND SCIENCE into THE MORAL SCIENCE.

The Formal Theory is validated into the Moral Science through the formal analysis of the creative process. The process is shown to be a scientific conflict resolution phenomenon reflecting the unconscious. This unit entity integrates the disciplines of psychology epistemology, diagnoses, assessment as therapeutic, and morality integrating religions as discoveries of the alternative paths to conflict resolution.

THE ART EXHIBITS DEMONSTRATE THE CREATIVE PROCESS as a scientific emotional energetic transformation reflecting the unconscious AS A HOMEOSTATIC MECHANISM.

THE MUSEUM’S MISSION IS IN DELIVERING A CONCISE PROGRAM OF EMOTIONAL EDUCATION ADDRESSING THE OBJECTIVES OF THE CORE CURRICULUM

The museum was established by Dr. Albert Levis, author of Conflict Analysis, The Formal Theory of Behavior, 1988. The Formal Theory studies the creative process as a scientific conflict resolution mechanism, reflecting the unconscious. To validate the Formal Theory Dr. Levis founded the museum as an emotional education destination featuring three types of studies of the creative process presented as the curriculum of the educational program:

FIRST, THE INTEGRATION OF ART AND SCIENCE VIEWING THE MUSEUM’S ART EXHIBITS, Six permanent art exhibits illustrate the scientific structure and moral function of the creative process.

SECOND, PERSONAL RELEVANCE OF THE STUDY OF CREATIVITY BY COMPLETING THE CONFLICT ANALYSIS BATTERY, AVAILABLE ONLINE, ILLUSTRATING HOW THE TEST-TAKER RESOLVES CONFLICTS AS A SEQUENCE OF SIX EMOTIONS, LEADING TO ONE OF FOUR RELATIONAL MODALITIES AS WELLNESS DIAGNOSIS. CASE STUDIES ARE PRESENTED ILLUSTRATING THE FOUR RELATIONAL MODALITIES, THEIR STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES, PATHOLOGIES AND THEIR CORRECTION. The Conflict Analysis Battery, leads to self discovery. The assessment as didactic, diagnostic of wellness, and therapeutic by generating insights about oneself and by identifying changes needed for self-improvement.

THIRD, LEARNING ABOUT THE INTEGRATION OF RELIGIONS AS DISCOVERIES OF SCIENCE; THIS OBJECTIVE IS ACHIEVED BY STUDYING THE GAME OF MORAL MONOPOLY ILLUSTRATING THE EVOLUTION OF RELIGIONS IDENTIFYING PROGRESSIVELY MORAL VALUES AS THE THREE INNATE PRINCIPLES OF THE UNCONSCIOUS: MODERATION, COOPERATION AND MUTUAL RESPECT. The Moral Monopoly game retraces the evolution of religions as discoveries of the alternative ways of resolving conflicts and integrates them into the Moral Science.

The Moral Science Primer, 2023, By albert and Maxwell levis presents thREe TYPES OF evidence validating the Formal Theory into PSYCHOLOGY AS the Science of Conflict Resolution

The image above illustrates the creative process as a CONFLICT RESOLUTION/moral order natural science phenomenon AS the unit order of the social sciences

It consists of a six-role state emotional dialectic, a syndrome, leading to conflict resolution as an attitude change. The Greek cosmogony’s cruel pattern, repeated five times, led eventually to the creation of a religion. Conflicts are states of passivity, antagonism and alienation, while resolutions are defined as mastery, cooperation and mutual respect. Resolutions differ along the three formal operations as choices in the range of power, attitude and intensity.

Formal Theory’s premise is that the periodicity of the pattern of conflict resolution reflects the unconscious as an energetic transformation phenomenon abiding by two phenomena of science. The stress state represents a normative deviation generating an unpleasant emotion as energetic induction. This unpleasant psychic energy is transformed upon a compromise to attitude change as compliance to norms. The unconscious attitude transformation phenomenon is described as an energetic transformation that consists of three pendulum oscillations guided by three formal operations restoring the emotional rest state. The art exhibits of the museum illustrate the universality of this organization of emotions validating the premise of the Formal Theory on the scientific and moral/conflict resolution nature of the unconscious.

SIX ART EXHIBITS VALIDATE THE FORMAL THEORY INTO THE MORAL SCIENCE

THE VALIDATION OF THE FORMAL THEORETICAL PREMISE USHERS IN THE INTEGRATION OF ART AND SCIENCE, PSYCHOLOGY AND MORALITY, BIOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY INTO THE MORAL SCIENCE REVAMPING PSYCHOLOGY’S CONCEPTS:

THE UNCONSCIOUS IS A SCIENTIFIC PHENOMENON THAT RESOLVES CONFLICTS, It abides by two phenomena of science, one binding energy and the other transforming this energy to attitude change.

IT CHANGES DIAGNOSTIC CATEGORIES TO A WELLNESS PERSONALITY TYPOLOGY, The structure of the unconscious consists of a six-role emotional sequence, a syndrome, leading to four types of conflict resolution, the relational modalities, a wellness personality typology. These are graphically portrayable.

IT INTRODUCES A SELF-ASSESSMENT THAT IS DIDACTIC, DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC, The Conflict Analysis Battery, using a personality inventory identifies one’s relational modality and creativity exercises reconstruct the syndromal six-role process. The experience is emotional and cognitive, diagnostic and therapeutic. It represents by itself a concise program of personalized emotional education.

AND IT RECONCILES RELIGIONS AS DISCOVERIES OF THE SCIENCE. Religions are psychological phenomena that represent normative institutions determining the generation of conflict upon deviations from their norms. The religions evolved as discoveries of the modalities determining normative behaviors. Moral Monopoly is a game integrating religions as the alternative and complementary ways of resolving conflict as these evolved dialectically improving the family institution. Morality becoming a science, the laws of science are the moral authority to which religions become accountable.

The sculpture above presents Odysseus bound on the mast of his boat so he can listen to the Sirenes without losing control in dealing with temptation. He is a model of power management; the key to properly resolving conflicts. This is a station in the sculptural representation of the Iliad and the Odyssey as the drama of the vows.

The Sanctuary features two art exhibits: the Wizard of Oz panels and the Metaphoria Murals while highlighting the creative process in sculptures. The exhibits introduce the study of the creative process as a scientific conflict resolution phenomenon, reflecting the unconscious as the common denominator of the social science disciplines: the epistemology of the unconscious, diagnostic categories of wellness, assessment that is therapeutic, and morality, as religions integrated as discoveries of the alternative ways of resolving conflict, reconciled into the Moral Science.

The Gorski Retrospective illustrates the scientific way of looking at art, connecting canvases as sequences of conflict resolution leading to moral discoveries, reflecting the unconscious programed to transform a stressful state of mind through attitude change restoring one’s peace of mind. The retrospective and the other exhibits of the Museum validate the premise of the Formal Theory that the unconscious is a homeostatic energy transforming mechanism that abides by two phenomena of science.

Above is a highlight of the sculptural trail, the Abrahamic Family, by Judith Brown. It represents three monumental patriarchs, four diminutive matriarchs, and two concubines. The installation dramatizes the father son covenant as the correction of the Oedipus complex prevailing in the Greek cosmogony but it also presents the inequity between the genders reflecting the unfinished business of the Abrahamic religions. In spite of the inequity the institution provided the strength of a great family tradition that helped Judaism to survive through the ages by inspiring an excellent attitude in resolving conflicts.

The FORMAL THEory

The creative process is a scientific phenomenon that reflects the unconscious, clarifies wellness diagnoses, allows to measure them with a creativity based self-assessment, and that helps to understand morality as the science of conflict resolution.

The Unconcious

Morality

Diagnosis

Assessment

workshops

There are two online programs of emotional education through self-discovery utilizing the brief and the complete Conflict Analysis Battery.

There are three in person workshops that can be integrated as a sequence. 1. Psychology as a science. 2. Personal emotional education through self-discovery, healing the person, and 3. integration of religions into the Moral Science, healing the world.

Online Assessments

Introduction to the Creative Process

Creativity for

Self-Discovery

Midweek Moral Science Workshop

Publications

Eight volumes, written by Drs. Albert and Maxwell Levis, introduce the evolving research of the Formal Theory in its path to presenting psychology as the exact Moral Science. The Moral Science Primer confirms the validation of the Formal Theory into the Moral Science..

No place like it on the planet. A must see! (and I’m hard to please) The Museum of the Creative Process at the Wilburton Inn in Manchester, VT provides a truly unique outing, the experience of which will remain with you and likely change the way you think about world history, religion, artwork, and your day to day behavior. It delves into the workings of the unconscious, using the history of religion to illustrate the common threads of different belief systems- pulling them together into a formal theory of conflict resolution. A breathtaking sculptural trail on the grounds of the inn takes you to a gazebo in which striking wall panels provide visual examples of the creative and scientific research Dr. Levis conducted over the course of his remarkable career. There is no other place like this anywhere. Dr. Levis’ theory and vision are progressive, refreshing, and truly impressive. If you are interested in the underlying workings of the human mind, art, religion, history, or storytelling this place is a must-see. It is an undiscovered treasure.
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