Holographic
Sub-Quantum
Mind
What if the mind is holographic in nature—and exists outside the body, distributed across the universe's infinite sub-quantum infrastructure?
A provocative exploration of the infinite sub-quantum infrastructure of the universe, which explains consciousness, physics, and phenomena that challenge conventional explanation.
Print edition · ISBN 9781508814733
A universe in which everything is connected
Remember that in a holographic universe, location is itself an illusion. Just as an image of an apple has no specific location on a piece of holographic film, in a universe that is arranged holographically things and objects also possess no definite location; everything is ultimately nonlocal, including consciousness.
This insight by Michael Talbot inspired 15 years of research that led Louis Malklaka to write Holographic Sub-Quantum Mind. The book discusses not only the fact that the mind is distributed holographically across the infinite sub-quantum infrastructure of the universe, but also the specific physics regarding how this underlying infrastructure actually works.
Beyond the familiar boundaries of physics
Building upon the sub-quantum physics of David Bohm, John Wheeler, and Nikola Tesla, the author explains the sub-quantum physics infrastructure, and explores how it might account for experiences often described as paranormal.
Mind & consciousness
Explains in terminology accessible to the lay public how the mind exists outside the body, and is distributed across the infinite sub-quantum infrastructure of the universe.
Unexplained phenomena
Explorations of precognition, psychometry, telepathy, reincarnation, mediumship, out-of-body experiences, and the Akashic Records.
In essence, Holographic Sub-Quantum Mind picks up where The Holographic Universe left off, discussing the physics behind these possibilities. Michael Talbot showed us that the universe is holographic in nature. Holographic Sub-Quantum Mind explains why that is so.
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