Every science needs theoretical references to serve as a base for its work, directing the perception of the sciences, indicating the course of the research and defining the limits and scope of the field of research.

Conventional. Conventional science, existing for aproximantely 4 centuries, has been building, throughout this time, the classic scientific paradigm.

Its pillars were defined by scientists and thinkers, for example René Descartes, Isaac Newton, Galileo Galileí and Francis Bacon, considered, by many authors a mechanicist*, materialist, or physicalist* science.

This paradigm has been of much use for the development of humanity, however it's indicated for the investigation of phenomena that compose the physical universe. When directing it to a complex reality such as that of the consciousness, it does not suffice. The consciousness, and its multidimensional reality, doesn't fit in the type of "objectivity" that is requested by conventional science.

The attempt to research a reality based on a more restrict paradigm, leads researchers to conceptual errors, distorted logic and "masqueraded" findings that can limit the understanding of human existence.

Consciential. To investigate the nature of the consciousness, its necessary a broader scientific scope, that considers the multiple variables of our reality. Through the consciential paradigm, the consciousness studies itself, in a participative manner, making its own micro universe an object to be known.

This paradigm is based on personal experimentation and on the scientific exchange of the results of research. It stimulates questioning, rationality in the interpretation on the findings, and non-aceptance of ready truths.

Vehicles. The consciousness manifests itself not only through a physical body, but disposes of a group of bodies or vehicles of manifestation (biological, energetical, astral or emotional and mental).

Bioenergies. In our human existence, energies have a direct influence in all relations established with people, environments and situations, being essential one's understanding and dominion for personal health.

Dimensions. The reality experienced by the consciousness is not limited by the physical dimension, but extends to multiple dimensions, characterized by different vibrational energy patterns. These dimensions can be verified through the out of body experience.

Existences. The consciousness doesn't have only one physical existence, but a series of lives during its evolutionary process, alternating from periods in the extraphysical dimension and in the intraphysical (material) dimension. The more lucid someone is to this process, better will be the use of opportunities in life to overcome difficulties and develop positive attributes.

Universalism. Through the perception of the multidimensional reality, the consciousness experiences Universalism, or in other words, a sense of universal, cosmopolitan and open integration, overcoming all sectary ideas of any sort.

Today there are many institutions that develop research, courses and publications based on the consciential paradigm, amplifying the mature comprehension of human existence.