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Holograms form when a laser beam splits and then re-unites after one beam reflects off an object and the other split beam reflects off a mirror. The three-dimensional hologram duplicates the real object and occupies space, but is an illusion. Some scientific theorists have even speculated that the universe is a 3-D reflection of information stored in a quantum field. This week’s guest, Robin Kelly, a medical doctor from New Zealand and author of The Human Hologram: Living Your Life in Harmony with the Unified Field, carries the holographic principle one step farther. Based on decades of treating patients with a variety of ailments, Dr. Kelly has become convinced that if the universe is a hologram, then so are we, and medical care must focus not only on the individual but on their inter-connectiveness with other people. In other words, love, compassion and understanding must be part of any successful medical program. He joins Philip Mereton in a fascinating discussion of how holograms may be more than illusions, but instead act as a model for understanding the world we live in.
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Holograms form when a laser beam splits and then re-unites after one beam reflects off an object and the other split beam reflects off a mirror. The three-dimensional hologram duplicates the real object and occupies space, but is an illusion. Some scientific theorists have even speculated that the universe is a 3-D reflection of information stored in a quantum field. This week’s guest, Robin Kelly, a medical doctor from New Zealand and author of The Human Hologram: Living Your Life in Harmony with the Unified Field, carries the holographic principle one step farther. Based on decades of treating patients with a variety of ailments, Dr. Kelly has become convinced that if the universe is a hologram, then so are we, and medical care must focus not only on the individual but on their inter-connectiveness with other people. In other words, love, compassion and understanding must be part of any successful medical program. He joins Philip Mereton in a fascinating discussion of how holograms may be more than illusions, but instead act as a model for understanding the world we live in.
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The post Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Are We Living Holograms? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
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