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studying "The Holographic Universe" by Michael Talbot where he talks
about Dr. David Bohm's holographic universe theory; and by reading
numerous Near Death Experiences I've figured out why we are here, and
the answer is quite simple. All the pieces of the puzzle sort of
just "popped" into my head one afternoon as I was walking from
the kitchen into the living room. It was almost a mystical experience.
We are here for three simple reasons.
#1. To become separate unique individuals.
#2. To experience time and space. - Because according to Einstein
and a whole lot of other quantum physicists time and space aren't real.
#3. To gather memories of what it feels like to have a physical
body, which we do by forming memory engrams which we will use after we
die to re-create a physical body using the quantum physics principle of
"thoughts being things" or "consciousness creating reality" like in Dr.
Fred Alan Wolf's book "The Spiritual Universe."
We become unique separate individuals by experiencing separation
(like death, divorce, or by time and space - like when a loved one moves
far away), and by experiencing duality. Race, religions, our weight,
height, color, culture, socio-economic status, personality, emotions,
etc. all exist for the sole purpose of teaching us what it means to be
"separate" because on the other side the feeling of oneness and
connectedness are overwhelming due to it's holographic nature . Even
crooked teeth, the bumps on our noses, shapes of our faces, etc., all
teach us what it feels like to be a unique individual. That's why we
have to live a life in a physical body, so we'll know what it feels like
to be an individual. The feelings of oneness and connectedness are so
overwhelming on the other side that "individuality" may be the only
thing that can't be learned while existing in Heaven. Everything in
the physical universe exists in a "dual" state so that we can identify
with it, and thus imprint on our consciousness what it means to be
"separate."
The other side is the world of the quantum, where thoughts are
things, and where consciousness creates reality. It is also totally
holographic in nature. That's why many NDEs say that they went
into a "hall of learning" or "place of knowledge" and it seemed like
to them the building was "made of knowledge." I recently read a NDE
where the boy said he thought of a mountain and one instantly
appeared. This explains negative NDEs. People that have a lot of
negative baggage personify their negative thoughts into demons so they
can do battle with them, and overcome them. Hate, anger,
fear, jealousy, etc., all become demons, but at the point when they call
out to the light, the light appears and so do their demons.
The feelings of "all knowledge" and pre-birth feelings during NDEs
are because of the holographic nature of the experience. In a hologram,
where everything is connected to everything else, where everything is
cross correlated, and where nothing is separated, all one has to do is
think of a thing, and it appears.
The evidence we have for reincarnation can be explained by children,
who haven't developed a strong sense of "self" having their minds act
like receivers, picking up information from other folks lives and then
they manifest the physical signs of those lives through the quantum
principle of thoughts being things or consciousness creating reality.
When adults are hypnotized their natural filter is turned off, and they
pick up information from other people that have lived long ago.
We don't live for just ourselves, but for all the consciousness in
the entire universe. The knowledge and memories and feelings that we
are learning and storing do not belong to us alone, but will be
available for everyone to use after they cross over so they can create a
reality on the other side. Everything is shared on the other side.
It's a place where there is no separation. I have lots of links to
support what I'm saying but I'm tired of typing.
I know I'm right, but I'm just not a good enough writer to put it all
in a book.. By putting the holographic universe and NDEs together it
all makes perfect sense. We are here to learn what it means to be
separate unique individuals, learn how time and space feel, and what it
feels like to have a physical body. After all, one can't read a book
about how riding a bike or making love, and really understand and know
how it feels to do either. It's only by the doing of a thing that one
really comes to know how it feels.
Excerpt from Mark H's NDE: "Suddenly I
thought of a mountain, I had seen as a child. When I looked up from the
road there it was; The Mountain! Not just the mountain! But the most
breathtaking mountain I had ever seen! Details the likes of which no
one could imagine. Colors shades of color, shadows for which there are
no words in the human language to describe it."
Excerpt from
Randy Gehlings' NDE: "That was really cool! I kind of felt as though my
body exploded - in a nice way - and became a million different atoms -
and each single atom could think its own thoughts and have its own
feelings. All at once I seemed to feel like I was a boy, a girl, a dog,
a cat, a fish. Then I felt like I was an old man, an old woman - and
then a little tiny baby."
http://www.near-death.com/experiences/animals04.html
Excerpt from
Mark Horton's NDE: "This was very pleasant and comforting and went on
for microseconds or billions of years, I have no idea since time just
wasn't an operative construct and had no meaning or relevance to
existence. I literally had the feeling that I was everywhere in the
universe simultaneously."
http://www.mindspring.com/~scottr/nde/markh.html
Excerpt from "The Holographic Universe" by
Michael Talbot:
"In a
holographic universe, even time and space could no longer be viewed as
fundamentals. Because concepts such as location break down in a universe
in which nothing is truly separate from anything else, time and
three-dimensional space, like the images of the fish on the TV monitors,
would also have to be viewed as projections of this deeper order. At its
deeper level reality is a sort of superhologram in which the past,
present, and future all exist simultaneously." http://earthportals.com/hologram.html
Excerpt from
Daisy Dryden's DBV: "Two days before she left us, the Sunday School
Superintendent came to see her. She talked very freely about going, and
sent a message by him to the Sunday School. When he was about to leave,
he said, "Well, Daisy, you will soon be over the 'dark river.` After he
had gone, she asked her father what he meant by the "dark river." He
tried to explain it, but she said, "It is all a mistake; there is no
river; there is no curtain; there is not even a line that separates this
life from the other life." And she stretched out her little hands from
the bed, and with a gesture said, "It is here and it is there; I know it
is so, for I can see you all, and I see them there at the same time."
http://www.survivalafterdeath.org/books/barrett/dbv/chapter3.htm
I don't believe
we are here to "become one with God" or "learn how to love" or any of
that stuff. Einstein called the Universe a "persistent illusion" and I
have a sneaking suspicion he was correct. This isn't the main show,
it's an illusion we have to endure to learn a few simple lessons. -
Art Riechert ariechert@aol.com
Excerpt from Michelle M"s NDE: "I understood
that it really didn't matter what happened in the life experience, I
knew/understood that it was intense, brief, but when we were in it, it
seemed like forever. I understood that whatever happened in life, I was
really ok, and so were the others here. I remember understanding the
others here.. as if the others here were a part of me too. As if all of
it was just a vast expression of me. But it wasn't just me, it was ..
gosh this is so hard to explain.. it was as if we were all the same. As
if consciousness were like a huge being. The easiest way to explain it
would be like all things are all different parts of the same body.. so
to speak. "