Labyrinth of the Spirit: Choice, navigation, and limitations.

Two Forms	Two forms of the models are Will and Mind. Both forms start with 1. Insight, 2. Extension, and continue to 18. Revelation.
Contents	Table of Contents: Click the multi-colored spectrum logo on the top of any page.
Choices	Choices are: What is the concern? This is the first question of Model #17: Solution. Validation: Validate the development of the Labyrinth by clicking on Being, below, and continue with Being's consequences. Instinctive Behavior: In the Process description, link to the Will form for instinctive behavior or using the Table of Contents , select the appropriate Will form. Thoughtful Behavior: Select the Mind form from the Table of Contents, or from the Will form, link to the Mind form. Spiritual Behavior: Print out and review the Process, (which is model #18: Revelation. Spiritual). Concerns are actually spiritual, and the Process is developed from them. Emotional behavior The tactic of the spirit, will, and/or mind that ignores reality. Curious Behavior: Link to the Appendix. It contains a brief history of the Labyrinth's development, the Spirit>Will>>Mind progression, Logical, Ego, Socio-economic, Theological, and Focal Models, plus a Spreadsheet of all the Models that links to each Model.
Links	Underlined words in blue or green are links. Emphasizing continuity, the last cell in each model links to the first cell in the next model. In each model, arrows or , link to the Mind or Will forms. To the right of the title of each model is a link honoring either the Will or Mind forms. Otherwise, use your browser forward and back keys.
Printing	Print the Will models in portrait format. Print the Mind models in landscape format.
Limitations of Awareness	Awareness is limited to its three modes: conscious awareness, subconscious awareness, and super conscious awareness. Conscious awareness is of the body. Subconscious awareness depends upon the underlying attitude (one's nature). Super conscious awareness is of existence. While the will of existence is beyond understanding, individual will is defined by attitude, and the body has physical limits. These limits encourage, sometimes wise, sometimes unwise, choices. However, when honestly seeking a better way, the will uses problem-solving techniques devised by its mind manifestation. Ironically, the mind still depends upon the will—the source of its power in the premises it adopts—and so it is biased according to its premises! Learning wise choice is a long, slow, often painful, process. But, to be effective, realization of consequences in the body are necessary, such as angst and suffering, happiness and joy. The Labyrinth of the Spirit acknowledges the consequences of suffering or joy.
Consequences	Consequences are realized through the experience of Being.