This is http://www.essayz.com/a9102061.htm         
Previous-Essay      <== This-Essay ==>     Following-Essay
Click HERE on this line to find essays via Your-Key-Words.
{Most frequent wordstarts of each essay will be put here.}
==========================================================
    %DETACH PARADIGM SUCCESS LIMIT ADDICT TRANSCEND 910206

     To  transcend  the  limitations  of  each   imperfect
paradigm,   some  of  the  most creative  people  who  are
competent  in  fulfilling the potentials of the  paradigm,
must  detach  from the compulsive  preoccupations  of  the
paradigm,  and  recognize  that many of its successes  are
successes only in superficial appearance.

     If  all  experts  in  a  paradigm  continue   to   be
exclusively  preoccupied  with  the attitudes  and  belief
systems of the paradigm, then they will all continue to be
limited by the limitations of the paradigm.   To transcend
the  limitations  of scientists'  paradigm some  competent
scientists much detach from the compulsive  preoccupations
with the addictive aspects of the paradigm.

     To transcend the limitations of alcoholics'  paradigm
some   successful   alcoholics   must  detach   from   the
limitations of the alcoholics'  paradigm.   Similarly  for
workaholics,   drug  addicts,   sexaholics,   etc.     All
paradigms,   even the most respected and successful  ones,
have  their limitations hidden under their appearances  of
success.

     To transcend the limitations of each paradigm some of
the  most  successful leaders of the paradigm must  detach
from   the  attitudes,   beliefs,   rituals,    processes,
celebrations,  etc.  of the paradigm,  in order to see  it
more clearly from a liberation perspective.   To those who
are   trapped   in  the  limitations  of  the   apparently
successful  paradigm,   many  of those who do detach  will
appear  to  be insane, and will be ostracized. Such is the
lot of  true prophets in every generation.

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
==========================================================