In the 1950s and 60s inventor Dennis Gabor discovered that when you
photograph objects with a split light beam and store the information as wave
interference patterns, you get a better image than with ordinary point-to-point
intensity photographs. Not only is the
captured image clearer, but it is completely three dimensional.
“In a classic laser hologram, a laser beam is split. One portion is reflected off an object – a
china teacup, say – the other is reflected by several mirrors. They are then reunited and captured on a
piece of photographic film. The result
on the plate – which represents the interference pattern of these waves –
resembles nothing more than a set of squiggles or concentric circles. However, when you shine a light beam from the
same kind of laser through the film, what you see is a fully realized,
incredibly detailed, three-dimensional virtual image of the china teacup
floating in space (an example of this is the image of Princess Leia which gets
generated by R2D2 in the first movie of the Star Wars series).” -Lynne McTaggart, “The Field: The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe,” (83)
“A
hologram is produced when a single laser light is split into two separate
beams. The first beam is bounced off the
object to be photographed. Then the
second beam is allowed to collide with the reflected light of the first. When this happens they create an interference
pattern which is then recorded on a piece of film … as soon as another laser
beam is shined through the film, a three-dimensional image of the original
object reappears. The
three-dimensionality of such images is often eerily convincing. You can actually walk around a holographic
projection and view it from different angles as you would a real object. However, if you reach out and try to touch
it, your hand will waft right through it and you will discover there is really
nothing there.” -Michael
Talbot, “The Holographic Universe” (14-15)
The
three-dimensionality of holographic images is not their only amazing
attribute. In holograms, all parts are
reflected in the whole and the whole is reflected in all parts, so if you chop
a piece of holographic film into tiny bits then shine a laser onto any of them,
no matter how small, you will still get a complete image.
“Back
in the 1980s, a series of bookmarks appeared on the market using holographic
technology. Each one was made of a shiny
strip of silver paper that looked like glossy aluminum foil at first glance. When the paper was held directly under a
bright light and tilted back and forth, however … Suddenly, the images in the
foil looked as though they’d come to life and were hovering in the air just
above the paper itself … If you have one of these bookmarks, you can do an
experiment to demonstrate for yourself just how a hologram works … use a sharp
pair of scissors to cut your beautiful, shiny bookmark into hundreds of pieces
of any shape. Then, take the smallest of
the fragments and cut it again into an even tinier piece. If the bookmark is truly a hologram, you’ll be
able to look at your tiny speck of a bookmark under a magnifying glass and
still see the entire image, only on a smaller scale. The reason why is that it exists everywhere
throughout the bookmark.” -Gregg
Braden, “The Divine Matrix” (104-5)
The “physical”
world around us behaves much like a hologram.
Just like a piece of holographic film, all quanta exist as interfering
wave patterns. In and of themselves,
these interference waves have no “solidity” – no definite properties or location – just like the squiggles/circles on holographic film. The image is distributed throughout the
entire film, just as quanta are distributed throughout the entire
universe. Then when a laser beam (the light of consciousness) is directed at those interference waves, seemingly
solid particles (three dimensional images) appear before our eyes. One of the first physicists to consider this
“cosmic hologram” metaphor was David Bohm who defined the universe as an
“undivided wholeness in flowing motion” which he termed the “holomovement.”
“Einstein’s
protégé, American physicist David Bohm, felt that quantum theory suggested the
existence of a deeper reality than the one presented by our senses. He dubbed the implicate order an undivided
holistic realm that is beyond concepts like spacetime, matter, or energy. In the implicate order everything is fully
enfolded or entangled with everything else.
By contrast, the explicate order world of ordinary observations and
common sense emerge, or unfold, out of the implicate order. Bohm used a hologram as a metaphor to
illustrate how information about a whole system can be enfolded into an
implicit structure, any part of which reflects the whole.” -Dean Radin, “Entangled Minds” (254)
Bohm’s
implicate order is analogous to the two dimensional piece of holographic film
and the explicate order is analogous to the three dimensional holographic
image. The implicate order is the
underlying undivided wholeness of the universe and the explicate order is the
multitude of seemingly separate forms.
To illustrate this duality, consider the following passages from my book
Asbestos Head:
“If you blur your
vision enough, forms disappear and you are left with nothing but a mass of
color in motion. There is no word that
describes the blur, but perhaps you make one up. Then you make a habit of making up words for
blurs and start recognizing similarities - you label tree blurs, rock
blurs, other animal blurs and maybe even atom blurs. This allows you to compare and categorize,
make judgments, and express artistic concerns about the blurs, but the fact
remains that the boundaries between blurs are perceptual, not actual. We know no two trees, rocks, animals, or
atoms are exactly alike, but if no two things are exactly alike, we have no way
to measure what constitutes one thing or it’s other. If no two things are exactly alike then there
must be only one true form that is everything (i.e. the universal hologram)
We know that
sub-atomic particles are constantly in motion, but on a smaller scale than we
can perceive. We know that the planet
beneath us is constantly in motion, but on a larger scale than we can
perceive. We know the Universe is
perpetually changing and in motion, but we perceive most things as unchanging
and still. Then we use language to label
this fallacious stillness. We recognize
similarities in the stillness and create categories and definitions. We forget all about our faulty premise and
attribute a priori importance to these forms we perceive; though in fact
knowing no two things are truly separate and everything’s constantly moving
(a.k.a. the holomovement).”
“Bohm
cautions that this does not mean the universe is a giant undifferentiated
mass. Things can be part of an undivided
whole and still possess their own unique qualities. To illustrate what he means he points to the
little eddies and whirlpools that often form in a river. At a glance such eddies appear to be separate
things and possess many individual characteristics such as size, rate, and
direction of rotation, et cetera. But
careful scrutiny reveals that it is impossible to determine where any given
whirlpool ends and the river begins.
Thus, Bohm is not suggesting that the differences between ‘things’ is
meaningless. He merely wants us to be
aware constantly that dividing various aspects of the holomovement into
‘things’ is always an abstraction, a way of making those aspects stand out in
our perception by our way of thinking.
In attempts to correct this, instead of calling different aspects of the
holomovement ‘things,’ he prefers to call them ‘relatively independent
subtotalities.” -Michael
Talbot, “The Holographic Universe” (48-9)
For Bohm,
atoms are not the “building blocks of matter” but rather just a term given to
one aspect of the holomovement. The
various forms we name, words and categories we create, are all ultimately
arbitrary because at the implicate level of reality, everything is one. No two atoms, two rocks, two trees, or two
people are any more separate from one another than whirlpools are separate from
the river. The universe is a holographic
oneness in perpetual motion, both created and navigated by consciousness. Matter is not separated by space and time;
rather, matter, space, and time are always already ever-present and one. To illustrate this, think of a DVD. At the explicate level of the DVD, you see a
movie with people, places and events happening in space and time. For the actors on your television screen,
they experienced everything happening in “real” time in the “real” world during
filming. But for you the viewer, holding
the DVD in your hand, you can see the implicate level of the movie where all
the people, places, and events on it are mere projections of a single
totality. You can rewind, fast-forward,
slow-mo, or freeze-frame the entire realistic three-dimensional explicate world
of the DVD because you are operating from the implicate world of remote
control. The One, God, infinite
consciousness, cosmic mind, or whatever you want to call it, operates at the
objective, omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent level of the implicate DVD, and
meanwhile us humans, animals, plants, insects, and every other subjective
entity in the physical universe are method actors in the explicate movie. Bohm
himself said, “It will be ultimately misleading and indeed wrong to
suppose, for example, that each human being is an independent actuality who
interacts with other human beings and with nature. Rather, all these are projections of a single
totality.”
“While
it may look as though we’re disconnected from one another and the rest of the
world, that detachment doesn’t exist on the plane where the hologram originates
… On this level of unity, there really can be no such things as ‘here’ and
‘there.’” -Gregg Braden, “The Divine Matrix” (107)
“Matter
does not exist independently from so-called empty space. It is a part of space … Space is not
empty. It is full, a plenum as opposed
to a vacuum, and is the ground for the existence of everything, including
ourselves.” -Michael
Talbot, “The Holographic Universe” (51)
“David
Bohm’s work into quantum physics and quantum mechanics also realized and
affirmed a single ultimate reality; the true nature of the Universe. Time will inevitably show the Universal
explicate, implicate and super implicate orders of David Bohm and the
holomovement, will eventually have most profound implications for humanity
which all science will quite simply have to accept sooner or later, thus
proving conclusively the Universe rather than being a vast and disparate
multitude of separately interacting particles of matter, is in reality a
magnificent unbroken completeness, a continuum, an infinite flowing movement of
Energy, vibration, the holomovement.” -Adrian Cooper, “Our Ultimate Reality” (88)
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6 comments:
Unlike Eric who clearly will opt for anarchism, I favour socialist progression into the collective future. Pls. Witness the Startup Horoscorpio a company forged to create the natural time piece. Its something I hope David Bohm may take interest in, clearly he has the affinity already to produce the now planned technologies.
You can have your Borg collective, Jason. It is controlled by wealthy globalist elites who neither care for you or the 99% of humanity. Mankind must have the freedom to evolve to a higher plane of consciousness where anarchy has no place in a unity of consciousness that is far beyond the comprehension Marxist ideology. The holographic universe is another theory pointing to Intelligent Design.
Excellent introductory articulation into the holographic world. Can't wait to hear more on this fascinating subject.
LOL, I agree Charles :) Anarchy simply means "no rulers" or "self-rule" which is far better than being ruled by one or several others. It is the very definition of freedom:
Freedom is Anarchy
Thanks Decleated, stay tuned for another article on this subject coming next week! Peace
Agreed, Eric, to a point. As Dr. Michael Beckwith has stated in The 4 Stages of Life Visioning, "We are to be as a sunbeam is to the sun."
Call it a collective consciousness or call Him God, the holographic universe implies an ongoing creative source of intelligence greater than our own. To be one with the Spirit (or universe) is to let go of self and become the unique expression of life and love that we are meant to be.
Life, love, truth, reciprocity and the greater good of humanity are key elements that are cross culturally accepted and obviously rejected by hardcore Marxist statists.
But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.
Galatians 5:22-23
Yes- I completely believe in the holographic model- just like a hologram or fractal represents the whole on each level, it would make sense that our universe is the same, and these technologies/mathematical advancements are just representations of the underlying fabric of our reality. Not to say that our reality is like the technology of the hologram- as in a laser shining on something and reflecting it, but more like a living spiritual fractal where infinite levels manifest consciousness/identity, and free will- the choices we make our therefor important to all levels of existence. Our choice to live or die- to love or fear- perhaps manifests in 'feelings' of the levels of consciousness that exist above/below us. And perhaps our own cells come together collectively to form the collective identity/personality that comes together as one person- one 'whole'- when in actuality we are only a manifestation of the trillions of cells that are also individual identities- meant to cooperate and 'love' their 'home' or 'universe' that provides them with life and so they are meant to work to maintain the existence of us as one living body. Like Earth is a cell and we are the DNA here to keep the brain/information processing going in order to evolve along with the universe, but it still is only a small cell in the collective body (indescribable vastness/complexity is what seems to make up our visual/material reality). Perhaps that also means our consciousness moves to higher and higher levels, and continually strives to blossom outward/upward into more powerful manifestations of existence.
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