Karl H. Pribram

The Holographic Universe.

This is the section heavily influenced by the physicists Carl Pribram and David Bohm.

And I have to warn you, this is perhaps the heaviest, most abstract concept in the entire document.

Let's define hologram for a second before we go deeper, because when most people hear that word, they think of Princess Leia in Star Wars or Tupac at Coachella.

It comes from two thinkers who never worked together.

One was Karl Pribram, a neuroscientist at Stanford, who had spent his life studying how the brain stores memory.

The other was David Bohm, a physicist who had worked with Einstein and who was thinking about the deepest structure of the universe.

They came at the question from opposite ends, and they landed on the same picture.

So let's think of energy as frequency.

So we're, we're tapping into a whole other perceptual frequency, and there's a neurophysiologist named Karl Pribram who coined-- he, he coined the phrase holographic brain, and he considers people having this transcendent experience as catching a glimpse of the frequency domain or, to circle back around to David Bohm, the implicate order.

So in a way, what I'm proposing is that these mystical experiences, or altered states of consciousness they're sometimes called, or a different way of perceiving or shifting into another perce-perceptual frequency, there's a lot of ways to say this, makes some sense when we can provide the mathematical formulas that take one back and forth between the ordinary world and the frequency domain.

Okay?