Margaret Duarte

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The Holographic Universe

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Just thought I’d mention a book I’m currently reading.  The Holographic Universe by Michael Talbot.

It’s a bit scientific, but what a theory–that the universe itself may be a giant hologram, an image created in part by the human mind.

Hey, this is Star Wars stuff, but many scientists are beginning to believe it.

And if true, this would bridge the gap between mind and matter–between us and the rest of the cosmos.  It would also explain psychic phenomena.

I hope you find this as interesting as I do.

Thanks for stopping by,

 

About Margaret Duarte

Former middle school teacher, Margaret Duarte, lives on a California dairy farm with a herd of “happy cows,” a constant reminder that the greenest pastures lie closest to home. Margaret earned her creative writing certificate through UC Davis Extension and has since published four novels in her “Enter the Between” visionary fiction series: Between Will and Surrender, Between Darkness and Dawn, Between Yesterday and Tomorrow, and Between Now and Forever. Her poem and story credits include SPC Tule Review; The California Writers Club Literary Review; finalist in the 2017 SLO Nightwriters Golden Quill Writing Contest; First Place winner for fiction in 2016, Second Place winner for fiction in 2018, Honorable Mention for fiction in 2019, and Gold winner for fiction in 2020 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA PUBLISHERS AND AUTHORS Book Awards Competition; 2019 California Author Project winner for adult fiction.

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  3. Hart Johnson says

    Interesting idea… a little bit mind-bendy for what my brain is capable of, I think… maybe because I'm more of the 'if it's real to me it's real' branch of psychology… love the visualizing success from the last post, too!

  4. Margaret Duarte says

    Hello Hart. This theory is definitely mind-bendy, yet it leads to a deeper understanding of the brain. It affirms that we are all connected and that the universe is not completely mechanical (as many scientists would have us believe). It makes room for consciousness, soul, and spirit