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%IMPOSSIBLE PARADIGM DIFFERENCE ULTIMATELY CONCEIVE 921023

     What  appears to be possible to people working within
one  paradigm  may appear to be ultimately  impossible  to
people working  within a contrasting paradigm;   and  vice
versa.   It  is  not easy to  people  working  within  any
particular paradigm to determine what is, and what is not,
ultimately impossible; and what is ultimately possible.

     People  within one paradigm may experience expansions
of their paradigm and find that as their paradigm expands,
more  and more becomes possible;  including what  formerly
appeared to be utterly impossible becoming possible.  They
may  come to believe that because of the latter it must be
true that utterly  every  conceivable human achievement is
possible.   Yet not every conceivable human achievement is
possible;  humans have limitations.  Humans cannot go back
in history to achieve the creation of the universe;  or to
modify  the creation of the universe---yet it is  possible
to  articulate  the concept of going back  in  history  to
modify  the  creation of the universe.  We can conceive of
achievements which are not humanly achievable.

     It  is dangerous to believe that no conceivable human
achievement is ultimately impossible. It is also dangerous
to let our current limited paradigm  ultimately limit  our
conceptions  of  what  is possible for us,   and  what  is
ultimately   impossible.   Our  conceptions  of  what   is
ultimately  possible and what is ultimately impossible are
dynamic realities modified by our dynamic experiences; and
they may and do change as we grow and experience more  and
more.
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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