What makes the person whole?

Question

What makes the person whole?

Answer 1

Three dimensions.  A one or two dimension person can not exist.  You may want to explain what you mean by whole.

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Maslow's hierarchy of needs is WRONG!  Maslow was very sick to the point of psychosis (he was out of touch with reality).  One has only a few NEEDS.  That food, water, air to breath, shelter from the elements.  Everything else is a desire and you only desire it if you want it.  If you turn your desires to a need you have just become mentally sick.  For if you needed it and didn't get it you would die!

Answer 2

having a pure heart or spirit

healthy body

sound mind

not getting involved in stuff God never intended for us to get involved in

like SIN

Answer 3

Knowing what ought to be known

And living accordingly,

Makes one a whole person.

Answer 4

well, if you read Abraham Maslow's Theory of Hiarchy, and Pyramid  of Self Actualization you will learn it is satisfying certain needs such as food, clothing, and shelter, safety and security, love and belongness, and ego and esteem. Only after all of these things are met, can a person become whole or self actualized.

Answer 5

There are several different domains of satisfaction in ones life. Fulfilling one life is is up to that person. I would say that the spiritual domain is the hardest for me personally to fulfill. You know the saying that all work and no play makes jack a dull boy? Well its true.  

Answer 6

The Human Spirit, and the acumulation of all the knowledge and love one can accumulate in this lifetime.

Answer 7

Warmth, belief in yourself, faith, peace of mind, stability and love. As well as all of Maslow's beliefs of a hierarchy of needs, particularly if we manage to get to "self-actualisation"...