What are the characteristics of a Self-actualized person described by Maslow?

Here are some of the characteristics of a self-actualized person, described by Maslow,

Spontaneity: self-actualized person is alive, engaged, spontaneous, natural and genuine.

Creativity: There is a most profound relationship between creativity and self-actualization. Self-actualizer has a fresh, naïve and direct way of looking things. Is creative, original and inventive; tends to do most things creatively

Task Centered: Self-actualized person is task-centered (not self-centered) and non-egotistical; has a philosophy and a mission in life.

Autonomy: He is free from reliance on external autonomy. Has less need for praise and popularity.

Judge situation honestly: Perceives reality accurately and objectively; is not threatened by the unknown. He can objectively compare situation and act accordingly based on genuine and thoughtful resolution.

Compassion: Deep feeling of unconditional empathy and compassion for the entire humanity in general.

Democratic Character:  Self-actualized individual is altruistic and benevolent and has a deep feeling of brotherhood for the humanity.

Comfort with solitude: Cherishes his or her privacy and solitude more than others; able to concentrate intensely

Non-hostile sense of humor: Self-actualized person has a sense of humor that is not an ordinary type. It is spontaneous, thoughtful and intrinsic, does not involve hostility superiority or sarcasm.

Peak experiences: He or she has frequent peak experiences. Peak experiences are the occasions marked by the feelings of ecstasy, harmony and deep meaning. Self-actualizer reports the feelings of being one with the universe, calmer and stronger than before, filled with light and feeling of ecstasy and so forth.