Self-TransformAction
Origin: Lat. transformāre actio, -ōnis
Refers to the fusion of transformation with action, managed by oneself. It is to be able to achieve personal development and growth, so that the obstacles to reach a future (usually desirable), are transformed so that they cease to be. It implies a paradigm shift in which people are aware of the future and act accordingly and not in a reactive way, both individually and collectively. It entails the integration of non-linear practices and forgetting the mechanistic model to reach a relational, holistic universe with fewer and less frontiers and prejudices about the reality that is observed and believed to be unique. It is about seeing the present from different positions and seeing it as a whole.
Spanish: : AutotransformAcción
Sources and references
- Ragno Mendoza, L. (2015). TransformaAcción: De la adaptación inconsciente a la adaptación consiente. In Planeación prospectiva estratégica. Teorías, metodologías y buenas prácticas en América Latina. (pp. 93 - 108). Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Méxicoview
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