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Figure 4. Some Details of the Quadrants Introduction to Integral Theory and Practice. Page 26
Figure 5. Quadrants Focused on Humans For example, in the Upper-Left quadrant (the interior of the individual), you find your own immediate thoughts, feelings, sensations, and so on (all described in first-person terms). But if you look at your individual being from the outside, in the terms not of subjective awareness but objective science, you find neurotransmitters, a limbic system, the neocortex, complex molecular structures, cells, organ systems, DNA, and so on—all described in third-person objective Introduction to Integral Theory and Practice. Page 27
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