Comments on: Alice and the Rabbit Holographic Universe

By: Rohaan Solare

Rohaan Solare — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 05:49:03 +0000

@CoCreator Then where are they created?

By: CoCreatr

CoCreatr — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 21:43:58 +0000

Our thoughts are not created by our brain

Deepak Chopra

By: CoCreatr

CoCreatr — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 21:34:37 +0000

Thank you, Rohaan, for sharing this. While reading, I agreed a lot and disagreed a little,
just the points Ray Baskerville aptly commented on.

By: Poly

Poly — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 01:17:47 +0000

Great article Rohaan. I have been aware for a long time of collective thought or conscious/unconscious. I have noticed plenty of repetition in story telling, art, beliefs and ideas. I myself have seen things I thought I had designed and created in my own mind come to fruition at the hands of a complete stranger months and years later. There is certainly an energy or consciousness interconnecting every aspect of our universe. As for complete free will, well, anyone who believes we have it is in denial. As a non religious person, I do not deny the existence of a higher energy, but it is not an individual entity, just as we are not, we and everything in this universe are one, body, mind and soul. I look forward to reading more Rohaan, keep up the good work.

By: goodiggnews.com

goodiggnews.com — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 19:39:16 +0000

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By: Toward Integral Consciousness.

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By: Kristen Thurman

Kristen Thurman — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 19:03:23 +0000

HEAVENLY work Rohaan!

By: Ray Baskerville

Ray Baskerville — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 23:19:12 +0000

Very enjoyable read brother. I for one wish to offer a voice of caution in regard to definitive pronouncements on the absence of 'a decision making agent' or as Obsidion Eagle interprets 'soul'.

Definitive pronouncements, as you point out are only determinants from available data, and the assumption of definitive knowledge creates immobility in resistance to what i agree is a continuum.

As one who works directly with the subconscious and also behind the veil, it is clear that the available data is really rather limited and we are rash to assume anything but fractured and limited perception. Hypnosis has for example produced a wealth of information that indicates a continuance of some individuated aspect of consciousness as well as a great deal of information on the nature of existence inexplicable by the bounds of contemporary science or any other canon of knowledge. Interestingly mythologies may point to some aspects of this, but by no means all.

It is clear that the body-mind vehicle is much as you describe. But what is beyond the manifest appearance. Comparing the Buddha's description of 'emptiness' with the Rishis description of 'God' and there is little difference. Here in bodies consciousness has to work through the body-mind filter and available linguistics, which as any mystic will say, is not that satisfactory.

I applaud you for your intelligence and commitment to communicate it.

By: Willi Paul

Willi Paul — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 12:32:20 +0000

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By: Obsidian Eagle

Obsidian Eagle — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 02:40:44 +0000

I concur, this is indeed one of your best articles to date. I was particularly delighted to see the covers of some of my favorite old reads: The Power of Myth, The Holographic Universe and Wholeness & The Implicate Order. Mythology is something that I am impassioned about and in no small measure an expert on. It is good to read such a thorough and respectful treatment on the subject. The concept of 'extrusion' and the manner in which it influences the storyteller is a fact I can attest to as I have experienced it while writing several forthcoming works. You'll also hear no argument from me regarding the absence of a decision-making agent. In fact, this view is supported by Buddhism since there is room there for belief in a permanent 'soul'. That Western (JC) concept of a soul is in fact egregious to our understanding since it only serves to sever individuals from the whole of reality, as if he/she were isolated wholes unto themselves. You have aptly pointed out that this is a falsity but unfortunately that notion is very deeply ingrained by contemporary societal structures and people like to assert their 'independence' not realizing that the inverse binds us as a functional species. Very good work. With your permission, I would like to 'Tweet' fragments from this (will credit).