The idea of forming contemplative teams to strengthen the Mastermind as the Super Dynamic Personality is in line with the thinking of many renowned philosophers and spiritual thinkers.


For example, the philosopher Immanuel Kant believed that the mind was central to all human experience and that we could only understand the world through the mind's structure. He believed that individuals needed to cultivate their minds to develop their ability to think critically and logically. Similarly, the spiritual teacher Eckhart Tolle emphasizes the importance of mindfulness and living in the present moment as a way to overcome the limitations of the ego and connect with the collective consciousness.

In the Hindu tradition, the concept of "sangha" or spiritual community emphasizes the importance of forming contemplative teams to support individual spiritual growth. The Buddhist tradition also emphasizes the importance of connecting with others to cultivate a sense of interdependence and interconnectedness.

Furthermore, many spiritual texts and scriptures, such as the Bhagavad Gita and the Tao Te Ching, emphasize the importance of connecting with a higher power or divine consciousness. In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna advises Arjuna to connect with the divine through meditation and devotion, while the Tao Te Ching emphasizes the importance of living in harmony with the natural world and the divine order.

In conclusion, forming contemplative teams and connecting with a higher power or collective consciousness is a common theme in the thinking of many philosophers and spiritual teachers. By strengthening our minds and connecting with the Mastermind as the Super Dynamic Personality, we can tap into the collective consciousness that guides the universe and contribute to the evolution of humanity.