The Balanced Paradigm
New Beginning
Any time major life transitions and paradigm shifts happen, they can trigger personal and cultural disorientation and destabilization. For the sake of our survival and the existence of civilization, we need to move beyond the destructive prevailing paradigms which no longer work to the Balanced Paradigm.
Integrated Worldview
The new model reflects the inherent dynamic balance that makes up the very nature of the universe and reflects the harmony that permeates the cosmos. Its associated integrated worldview helps us regain our ability to speak to people with opposing political views and provides an alternative to the emerging authoritarian world.
Bright Future
The bright future of the Balanced Paradigm is created by our taking responsibility for re-balancing the planetary, economic, political and social inequalities that are in the process of destroying civilization and all life on Earth.
Thought Process for Our Survival
The integrated mind set, a new logic system and a both-and way of thinking of the Balanced Paradigm successfully answer Albert Einstein's 1954 warning that if: "Humanity is going to need a new way of thinking if humanity is going to survive."
7 Principles of The Balanced Paradigm
The 7 scientific principles of the Balanced Paradigm,symbolized by the mandala, have:
- Transformed mental health organizations
- Integrated people and cultures after a business merger or acquisition
- Helped people connect with who they really are
- Transformed the lives of clients
- Transitioned people into the next stage of their lives
A New Wisdom-Based Culture
A New Cultural Group Based on Wisdom Has Emerged!
National research surveys in the United States, Western Europe and Japan that measured and classified values, worldviews and lifestyles found that about 35% of each country’s population* belongs to a newly emerged wisdom-based culture.
42% Increase in the US Population
In 1995, 23.6% of the US adult population, or 44 million adults shared the same values and new worldview; in 1999, 26% of US adult population, or 50 million adults, in 2008, 34.9% of US adult population,or 80 million adults
The lack of awareness of the emergence of the wisdom culture is a result of the lack of coverage in mainstream media which is embedded in maintaining the status quo.