Miracles and Other Realities Quotes

“Physicist David Bohm (1983) frequently refers to the hologram as a metaphor for a new description of reality, suggesting that the universe is constructed on the same principles as the hologram. The world as perceived by our senses appears on the surface as composed of isolated, separate parts. He refers to this as the “explicate or unfolded order of things.” The basic order, wholeness, and unity of the universe, however, is enfolded into the “implicate order.” The undivided totality of the implicate order is an “energy sea” of electromagnetic waves, electron beams, sound waves, and other energies and resonances, including human consciousness. The brain “lifts” data or mathematically constructs “concrete” reality by interpreting frequencies from that energy sea, a realm beyond time and space.”
― Lee Pulos, Miracles and Other Realities: The Paranormal Adventures of Thomaz Green Morton, the Most Powerful Psychic in the World

“Thus, magic, myth, and alchemy served an almost desperate need for helping one maintain a sense of spiritual identity. Perhaps for the alchemist, as for us today, it was comforting to think that our presence permeates the world and that all forms of creation are interconnected at some fundamental level. Science, with its linear and “rational” logos, alienates us from nature and makes rigid distinctions among “things” and people. Perhaps we must broaden our sensibilities and discover a way of reenchanting ourselves with our psychic roots and with each other.”
― Lee Pulos, Miracles and Other Realities: The Paranormal Adventures of Thomaz Green Morton, the Most Powerful Psychic in the World