Is Our Universe All A Holographic Projection?

By James Donahue

January 2006

Psychic Aaron C. Donahue has spoken of advanced alien technology that he believes is being used to project images of flying ships and unearthly creatures to Earth from distant stars. He also speaks of how we use our minds to project our own, but less elaborate, holographic images of the dead, or ghosts that are vivid enough they can be observed by others.

To demonstrate his point, Donahue last year sent his own image into a vacant room where it was photographed. The picture, posted on his website, is murky yet easily recognizable as Donahue’s head and face, complete with the black beanie cap he commonly wears.

Donahue also describes our world and our universe as a giant communication system.

Not surprisingly, there is contemporary scientific evidence that supports Donahue’s claims.

In 1982, physicist Alain Aspect and a team of researchers at the University of Paris performed an experiment that proved that under certain circumstances subatomic particles like electrons can instantaneously communicate with each other even if they are separated by hundreds or even billions of miles.

Amit Goswami, author of the book The Self-Aware Universe, states that Aspect’s experiment in quantum physics proves “there really is transcendent potential, objects really do have connections outside of space and time.”

Goswami explained that in the experiment it was shown that “an atom emits two quanta of light, called photons, going opposite ways, and somehow these photons affect one another’s behavior at a distance, without exchanging any signals through space.” He said what is even more amazing, is that the effect occurs instantaneously.

And this all supports the infamous theorem by Irish physicist John S. Bell that rocked the scientific world in 1964. Bell’s theorem suggested that an ordinary model of reality as well as a contextual model has to be spaceless. In local reality, he wrote, “it is necessary to state that influences can’t travel faster than light.” Bell argued that in any reality involving ordinary matter, information cannot travel fast enough to explain the quantum facts. Thus he assumed that reality must be non-local.

In short, Bell defied Einstein with his theorem that a faster-than-light communication must exist to explain quantum facts. He proved that the two models of reality, ordinary and contextual, must also include signals that travel faster than light. And in saying this, Bell also was suggesting that our reality consists of more than the four dimensional existence we perceive.

The Aspect experiment seems to show that Bell was correct. In fact, University of London physicist David Bohm says Aspect’s findings imply that despite its apparent solidity, the universe is actually a “phantasm, a gigantic and splendidly detailed hologram.”

Somehow the Hollywood image of reality, as depicted in the classic film, The Matrix, comes to mind as we explore the minds of these contemporary physicists. Only instead of a creator sitting on the outside, pushing all of the buttons and pulling the strings to create our perceived reality, perhaps we should be looking within ourselves.

Donahue argues that as the offspring of the creator Lucifer, the god exists collectively within us. Thus we possess the power within ourselves to create our own personal universe, and collectively, we create the universe that surrounds us.

Because the light, or part of a common soul can be found in all humans, technically we are all one. Our objective on this planet is to evolve to a point of collective consciousness so that we portray the god within. This was to have been our role as a key component in the great communication system that holds everything together.