Finally, science makes us conscious of the unconscious as a Conflict Resolution Process.

Moral order has been traditionally conveyed with absolute moral imperatives, i.e. the Ten Commandments.The Conflict Resolution Process is the most abstract way of conceptualizing morality. Morality is the innate need to resolve conflict as the transformation of the state of passivity into activity, evolving to conflict resolution along the requirements for cooperation and mutual respect.

This process is now a formula of choices and consequences. Moral order is determined by the inner balance of energetic states, in their symbolic representations as these determine the personal emotional and social adjustment.

The Unit Process is the scientific moral paradigm. It reflects the calculus of power management and the optimal way of resolving conflict.

Society and the individual define wisdom as restructuring the idea of self versus society and others, while explaining that there is such a thing as external moral justice. The search for wisdom is characterized by two things: sense of self versus others, and how one attributes moral authority.

This paradigm integrates the evolution of civilizations as the ongoing improvement of resolving conflict in domestic and social occasions, and as an evolutional sequence of increasingly abstract conceptualizations of the moral process.

Both the individual and society are historically evolving along a sequence of conflict resolutions, improving a sense of self in the context of a more meaningful environment.

Individual growth, insight, wisdom, and enlightenment coincide with dealing with stress. They do this without feeling threatened or intimidated, yet with a full sense of awareness of an universal order and justice.

The individual and society grow in a sense of comfort and safety as science demystifies psychology and religion by comprehending the advantages of the ethical Power Management.