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The Coral Order · Chapter IX · The examination

Beyond Kegan's Fifth Order

Eleven questions. Nine of eleven passes, and you can take it again as often as you like.

  1. What epistemological reason does the module give for not naming a Sixth Order?

  2. What ethical risk does the module associate with claiming a new high-water mark in development?

  3. How does the module describe the half-step of '5.5'?

  4. What can a Fifth-Order person do that a Fourth-Order person cannot?

  5. What limit of the Fifth Order does the module identify?

  6. In the movement toward 5.5, what begins to become object?

  7. Why does the module say the Fifth-to-5.5 shift has no name yet?

  8. At 5.5, what happens to capacities such as self-authorship and multiple-framework thinking?

  9. What is 'translucent agency' in the Luminous somatic extension?

  10. How does the module describe the relationship between development and nondual traditions?

  11. Someone without stable Fifth-Order capacity experiences their sense of witness dissolving. How does the module say this tends to be experienced?

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