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No Self-Imposed Limits

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Human Needs 

Offers Around Pushing Beyond Self-Imposed Limits 

It's the human being who lives in the universe knowing that there is more than what human beings usually self-impose as limits. For that, we can take an example in science. 

We have Pierre and Marie Curie who, in the past, 
  • pushed the limits of their learning science, 
  • to do experiments by trying to understand more than what was already known.
Also, by working so relentlessly on the idea of 
  • knowing more, 
  • learning more, 
  • pushing their limits, 
and by doing so, they would have left some patrimony to humankind. 

Transcendence Needs - Higher-Level Needs - Level 8

Starting with the fifth level, it's not anymore about basic human needs. For instance, at the eighth level, we have