PARADIGM
A Paradigm is a model, pattern, or program. It came from the Gr./Lat., literally meaning “a display side by side”. It is a story in our sub-conscious mind that controls our behavior. Our mind is not a thing, but a series of neurological activities.
A paradigm is also a framework of reference for observing one’s own experiences. Unlike a fixed belief system, it is flexible. It is a tool to explain things in a certain way, resulting in a different understanding.
If we talk about our thoughts, beliefs, and feeling states as personalities, or id-entities, then we talk about a Paradigm.
Neuro-scientific studies have shown that each thought, belief, feeling, desire, and resistance is nothing but a sensed image of a unique, 3D neural circuit of certain electro-magnetic frequencies in our brains.
If we imagine ourselves as the guardian and treat each of these images like a small child then we use a Paradigm.
What do you do with an innocent small child who tries to get your Attention? How do you feel compassion for its obvious discomfort, if you cannot offer it a permanent solution?
