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Six Blind Elephants
Were discussing what wise men were like (never having seen one).
Failing to agree, they decided to find one and determine what
it was like by direct experience.
The first blind elephant felt the wise man, and declared,
Wise men are flat.
After feeling the wise man, the other blind elephants agreed.We have to remember that what we observe is not nature in itself, but nature exposed to our method of questioning.
Werner Heisenberg
This two-volume book presents a detailed unified field theory of experience, thinking, and personal change that goes beyond NLP to understand the structure of any experience.
If you ever find yourself out of choiceseither in your own life, or in your work with othersyou know how nice it would be to always have something to do next. Rich with examples gleaned from a variety of different therapists and a lifetime of experience illustrate every aspect described.
The fundamental distinction between scope and category offers a way to describe and track someones experiencefrom ordinary troubles and difficulties to positive mystic experiences of union or oneness. The same knowledge provides surprisingly endless possibilities for changing your experience when you want it to be different.
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