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Michael Talbot

Michael Talbot

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Sep 15, 2026

Katie BishopGUEST
14:12
Um, I think this has been proven many times with understanding that our molecular structure really breaks down to pure light.
Katie BishopGUEST
14:19
Um, there's a great book by Michael Talbot called The Holographic Universe, and it kind of breaks down, um, the mechanics of how that works.
Katie BishopGUEST
14:27
And so yes, I very much see it that way.
Katie BishopGUEST
14:29
I very much see this...
David ColluraGUEST
10:58
like Taoist kind of like energy practices and things like that.
David ColluraGUEST
11:03
And then I read this book, The Holographic Universe by Michael Talbot, which you're probably from.
David ColluraGUEST
11:07
Yeah.
Liz EntinHOST
11:07
I love it.
David ColluraGUEST
11:14
And you can also like be open to there being more than just...
David ColluraGUEST
11:18
this physical stuff.
David ColluraGUEST
11:19
And then I wound up finding the IAC after that, because Michael Talbot would talk a lot about having out of body experiences.
David ColluraGUEST
11:26
So I was like, well, let's give that a whirl.
Eben AlexanderGUEST
31:22
In many ways, I would say the principles of a hologram have a lot to do with what we're talking about here.
Eben AlexanderGUEST
31:29
And a hologram has been applied to both the mind and the universe of Michael Talbot in his beautiful book, The Holographic Universe, in 1991.
Eben AlexanderGUEST
31:37
And the hologram idea is that the whole and the parts each have a reflection of each other.
Eben AlexanderGUEST
31:43
so that there's something of the whole in each of the parts, and likewise, each of the parts reflects the entirety of the whole simultaneously.
Grahame GardnerGUEST
53:13
I've been thinking that way since the 1970s.
Grahame GardnerGUEST
53:17
There's a book called The Holographic Universe by Michael Talbot, which is another good recommended read.
Grahame GardnerGUEST
53:23
I should do a reading list, actually.
Grahame GardnerGUEST
53:24
Yeah.
speaker_4HOST
41:17
He insists it was not a dream or hallucination, but a physical phasing of a plasma intelligence into our molecular environment.
speaker_4HOST
41:23
And while the anecdote is wild, his underlying physics bridge perfectly with the work of Michael Talbot.
speaker_3HOST
41:28
Oh, the holographic universe guy.
speaker_4HOST
41:30
Right.

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speaker_3HOST
56:17
There is a deeply unsettling, undeniable pattern of tragedy surrounding the researchers and practitioners who get too close to the core of these mysteries
speaker_4HOST
56:25
The synchronicities are genuinely chilling, and they form a clear pattern of systemic pushback.
speaker_4HOST
56:30
We discussed Michael Talbot earlier, the brilliant author who synthesized the holographic universe theory.
speaker_4HOST
56:35
Before he wrote that nonfiction work, he wrote a fiction novel about vampires
Josh ReidGUEST
39:48
It can be a holographic construct.
Josh ReidGUEST
39:51
Michael Talbot wrote about that in the holographic universe.
Josh ReidGUEST
39:53
And for anybody out there who's never read that book, that's a fantastic book pertaining to a lot of the physics behind all of this and why our reality is so weird and unusual.
Josh ReidGUEST
40:04
But, you know, there's a video out there.
Caroline Star WalradHOST
1:04
It's about holograms, and holograms are currently a media topic, and they actually have been illustrated in our sky as realistic images at large events.
Caroline Star WalradHOST
1:15
The original printing of the Holographic Universe by Michael Talbot was in 1940, and the latest printing was in 1996.
Caroline Star WalradHOST
1:24
Today, the information is still current and accurate.
Caroline Star WalradHOST
1:29
New research has been conducted and added to form a bigger picture of what memory is.

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