The Divine Matrix by Gregg Braden

Author:Gregg Braden [Braden, Gregg]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781401905705
Google: q4Bw6MO43tEC
Publisher: Hay House, Inc
Published: 2007-01-02T00:00:00+00:00

Key 13: In a holographic “something,” every piece of the something mirrors the whole something.

SOLVING THE MYSTERY OF THE

TWIN PHOTONS

So, with a clearer understanding of what a hologram is and how it’s created, let’s revisit the University of Geneva experiment from Chapter 1. To recap: A distance of 14 miles separated twin photons. When one of them was forced to choose between two pathways at the end of its journey, the second photon always made exactly the same choice, as if it “knew” what its twin was doing. The same experiment has been repeated on different occasions, and each time the results are identical. The two particles act as if they’re still connected, even though they’re miles apart.

Conventional wisdom suggests that for this kind of connection to happen, the photons are somehow sending signals to one another. This is where a problem comes in for physicists: For a message to travel between them, it would have to be moving faster than the speed of light. But according to Einstein’s theory of relativity, nothing can travel that quickly.

So is it possible that these particles are violating the laws of physics … or are they demonstrating something else to us? Could they be showing us something so foreign to the way we think about our world that we’re still trying to force the mystery of what we see into the comfortable familiarity of how we believe energy gets from one place to another?

What if the signal from one photon never traveled to reach the other? Is it possible that we live in a universe where the information between photons, the prayer for our loved ones, or the desire for peace in a place halfway around the world never needs to be transported anywhere to be received?

The answer is yes! This appears to be precisely the kind of universe we live in. Russell Targ, cofounder of the cognitive-sciences program at the Stanford Research Institute in Menlo Park, California, eloquently and beautifully describes this connection: “We live in a nonlocal world where things physically separated from one another can, nonetheless, be in instantaneous communication.”2 Targ clarifies what such a connection means, stating, “It’s not that I close my eyes and send a message to a person a thousand miles away, but rather in some sense there is no separation between my consciousness and his consciousness.”3 The reason why the signals didn’t have to travel between photons is because they were already there—they never left from anywhere and were never carried to another location in the conventional sense.

By definition, every place in a hologram is a reflection of every other. And a property that exists anywhere within it also exists everywhere else. So in the nonlocal hologram of our universe, the underlying energy that links all things instantly connects them as well. Spiritual teachers generally agree with scientists on this view of reality. As Ervin Laszlo, the founder of systems philosophy, describes, “Life evolves, as does the universe itself, in a ‘sacred dance’ with an underlying field.

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