Our Holographic Universe :: Paul J. Dejillas

Our Holographic Universe

We Are Living in a Hologram

November 16, 2022

Quantum physics says we are living in a hologram. We are a tiny part of a big cosmic hologram. What does “living in a hologram” mean? And how does it impact our daily lives?

The term “hologram” was introduced first by Nobel Laureate Dennis Gabor in 1946 and pursued by string theorists today. Having studied this concept for almost two decades now, this can only mean the following:

1. First, everything is set and determined. Our world can be likened to a big movie theatre. There are several casts: actors, actresses, producers, directors, scriptwriters, photographers, investors, philanthropists. There are also spectators from all walks of life.

While we are only viewing the same movie, our interpretation of the movie varies. It can be exciting, frustrating, fun, mind-boggling, depressing, or ecstatic depending on how the individual is shaped by its surroundings.

2. But everything has already been designed. We have our respective roles and responsibilities to play. We have our entrances and exits. Everything is predetermined for us already by somebody.

We can, of course, exercise our free will, but only to opt out of the movie house, become totally not a part of it, and go somewhere else. But others don’t care, and don’t even feel bothered at all whether they are living in a hologram or not. Nonetheless, our free will is also illusory, part of a bigger illusion.

3. The whole world in fact is an illusion. It is not real. It is a product of somebody's fantasy and wild imagination. We are not any better than Alice who lives in Wonderland. As a result, everybody prefers to be drunk, to be addicted, to be fanatics if only to get out of, away from this preordained, highly insane world.

Everybody would rather dream rather than be awakened from their sleep, if it only means realizing we are living in a simulated world.

4. What is troubling is that we are living in a quicksand, which keeps on sucking us deep down into its dark bottomless pit, where there are no chances of escaping. String theorists and cosmologists call this dark pit the “Black Hole,” contending that our universe could just be a product of a black hole and we humans, including all living creatures, may in fact be living inside it now.

Black hole is real, they say. It comes out of their mathematical formulation. And, in real life, we can feel its pressures pushing us down to the quagmire of poverty, suffering, injustices, hunger, homelessness, ill-health, and insecurities.

Black hole is not a metaphor; it exists by the effects it has on us. At the same time, they are only a product of their mathematics or algebra.

5. Yes, the holographic world is not real. But yet, it works perfectly well for us and the world around us. Time, space, matter, and gravity work in our favor. Without these cosmic ingredients, we would not be here.

They are necessary for our life and sustenance. The principle of cause and effect is very rational and has been verified empirically in many research studies. There is a beginning and end of everything. I am also free even if this is only imaginary.

6. What we know of the world around us also contains enough information about what this holographic 4-D world we are living in. With our intellect and memory, we know how to survive, how to be productive, how to be safe and healthy, how to plan for our future, and how to preserve ourselves and this world we are living in.

7. Yet, we also know that there is a world out there beyond our 4-D realm of time, space, matter, and gravity. While the information about our world is more than enough to nourish and sustain us for longer periods of time, there are still huge amounts of information that exist out there in the higher level that remains hidden to us and cannot be inscribed in toto in our limited world.

8. Quantum physicists also talk about this world beyond our horizon in terms of the Big-Bang theory, Singularity, String theory, M-theory, Multiverse theory, Parallel Universes theory, in the same manner that religion and mysticism likewise talk about it in terms of heaven, hell, purgatory, God, gods, goddesses, and spirits.

9. Yes, our world is only a shadow and a reflection of some worlds in the higher dimension that exist parallel to our world. We are living in a little universe which is simply a holographic representation of something bigger out there.

10. It is a big challenge for each of us to really know for ourselves what lies beyond our universe so that we can have a bigger picture of the entire Cosmos. I would like to know if the world I am living in is really a hologram. If it is, I would like to know how the bigger holographic universe affects my little world, my thoughts, my feelings, and my actions.

11. My only concern, as a searcher, is to know how to get out of this hallucinatory world and how I can transform my illusions into real and authentic ones if it's possible at all.

12. I can’t wait for science and religion to respond. Scientists seem still stuck in the quagmire of their own creation, the black hole, while giving us more complex, exciting, and illuminating ideas about this world we are living in.

Everything is a Holograpic Representation

Paul J. Dejillas, Ph.D. - June 19, 2022

What happens if what you see in front of the mirror is not your face?

What if you find yourself suddenly speaking alone, only to realize that there is no-one around you?

What happens when you occasionally see stars at night moving at light speed in almost all directions, defying all the laws of Nature and physics.

What happens when you frequently see enchanted beings like dwarves, fairies, gnomes, mermaids, and other mythological beings who are not like us (dili ingon nato)? You could even be privileged to have witnessed some apparitions, but not seen by others beside you.

What happens when you find yourself hearing bells ringing, music playing, sounds of insects normally heard in forests, or sounds of waves, yet you’re simply alone in your bedroom?

What happens when you find yourself speaking in tongues? It could be Greek, Latin, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, or any other languages which are foreign to you. What is stranger is that you don’t understand what you’re talking about.

What happens if you can foretell events and feel the urge to blurt them out openly to someone you feel is trustworthy enough but don’t know why only to that particular person, and not to your loved ones or friends closest to you?

What if you just found yourself able to heal and transform other people’s lives, but want to keep it secret to preserve your privacy?

Here are some explanations I gathered from various disciplines:

(1) Science says there might be something wrong with the mirror. It could be convex, concave, or one-way.

Or you could be imagining things, even hallucinating, i.e., hearing, seeing, or smelling things that are not there? Often, these can be as intense and as real as sensory perceptions.

(2) Religion says you could be seeing a real ghost, devil, or an angel. It could be St. Elmo’s fire. The transfiguration of Jesus in Mount Tabor in Galilee was witnessed by his apostles, who say they were real and even seeing other ancient prophets in the Old Testament.

(3) Hypnotherapists would say you could be seeing your other Self in your past life or in your future life. Or, you could have been hypnotized or drugged.

(4) Psychologists would say you can be seeing your own image that had been lying dormant in your subconscious or unconscious, now trying to assert itself.

(5) Neuroscientists would say that a fiber of your nerve cells must have been stirred by some external forces triggering an area in your neocortex to produce that image.

(6) Philosophers would say that your mind could just be playing tricks with you, a simple case of mental illusion and delusion.

But what’s the point of raising all these extra normal occurrences at all?

Simply because many have experienced these phenomena and I’m receiving messages from my Messenger and Inbox asking me for some explanations and some words on what’s to be done about this, especially if they become recurrent.

I cannot just simply ignore them, let alone dismiss these psi occurrences.

But if the image persists, I was always quick to say to them that they better consult their doctor, psychiatrist, Guru, confessor, or some other confidante.

Based on my personal experience, my concern was to pursue these out-of-this-world happenings to find out if there could be some underlying messages and information primarily addressed to me as the perceiver.

In this respect, the explanations offered by the above academic disciplines became a sound jumping board for me to ask even deeper questions:

“Why is this happening to me? What messages and information are they trying to convey? How can I decode them?

This entailed some self-introspection and a quick review of one’s life history. For some, I got answers. Others still remain to be deciphered. Pursuing these issues is to me a clear sign that life is moving on and progressing, even if it means slower than a turtle’s pace.