In the David Lynch MFA Screenwriting Program at Maharishi University of Management, one of my classes is called the Science and Technology of Consciousness. Our assignment this week was to write a short script or story which encapsulates at least two or more principles of the Science of Creative Intelligence. My response turned out to be a children's story about a little girl and a flower. The three principles I chose were, 1: The nature of life is to grow, 15: The whole is contained in every part, and 16: The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Enjoy the story.
16 Principles of the Science of Creative Intelligence
“These 16 principles are the Laws of Nature that uphold growth and progress of everyone and everything. They are everywhere, guiding the progress and evolution of the ant and the elephant, the cell and the planets.
“They are a subset of many principles of the Science of Creative Intelligence. These 16 have specifically been used to organize the primary school curriculum at Maharishi Schools.”
—Maharishi Science of Creative Intelligence for Primary and Secondary Education, 2006.
1. The nature of life is to grow.
2. Order is present everywhere.
3. Life is found in layers.
4. Outer depends on inner.
5. Seek the highest first.
6. Rest and activity are the steps of progress.
7. Enjoy greater efficiency and accomplish more.
8. Every action has a reaction.
9. Purification leads to progress.
10. The field of all possibilities is the source of all solutions.
11. Thought leads to action, action leads to achievement, and achievement leads to fulfillment.
12. Knowledge is gained from inside and outside.
13. Knowledge is structured in consciousness.
14. Harmony exists in diversity.
15. Whole is contained in every part.
16. The Whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
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