Source: Holoinformational Consciousness: An Extension of Interactive Dualism with Anticipatory Parameters, By FRANCISCO DI BIASE & RICHARD L. AMOROSO, Santa Casa Hospital & Clínica Di Biase, Barra do Piraí, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
This text proposes a quantum-informational holographic model to explain the complex relationship between the human brain, consciousness, and the cosmos. By synthesizing the holonomic neural networks of Karl Pribram and David Bohm’s holographic universe, the authors argue that consciousness exists as a nonlocal informational flux that transcends traditional physical boundaries. The paper seeks to resolve the historic mind-matter dualism by suggesting that highly synchronized brain states, achieved through deep meditation or prayer, allow human awareness to interface directly with a universal holographic field. Ultimately, this work introduces a new scientific paradigm that integrates physics, neurobiology, and spiritual traditions into a unified "holoinformational" view of a conscious multiverse.
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What if the boundary between your mind and the cosmos was more permeable than you ever imagined? What if the universe wasn't a vast, empty space dotted with objects, but an infinitely interconnected whole, with its entire blueprint encoded in every single part?
Welcome to a journey into two of the most profound ideas in modern physics: Nonlocality and the Holographic Principle. These concepts challenge our everyday understanding of space, time, and information. This guide will break down these complex topics into simple, understandable parts. More than just fascinating theories, these principles are being used by scientists to build a new model that suggests the human brain, our consciousness, and the entire universe are connected in a deeply interwoven and instantaneous way.