The Boundary of Existence

About this episode

The episode explores the concept of the holographic universe and the nature of existence.

What if everything you see, every star, every memory, is encoded somewhere else? In the 1970s, black holes revealed a terrifying possibility: the universe may store information not in its depths, but on its edge. Are we living inside a cosmic projection? Or is reality itself an emergent illusion, stitched together from quantum relationships we cannot see? Tonight, we explore the holographic universe… and the boundary of existence. https://a.co/d/0g0iyoK3 ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT OF GATEWAY PROCESS Experiential Expanded Consciousness Meditation Programs and Research – The Monroe Institute Sokushinbutsu - Wikipedia

People in this episode

Host: Stuart James

Topics covered

• holographic universe
• black holes
• cosmic projection
• quantum relationships
• existence

Keywords

• holographic universe
• black holes
• cosmic projection
• quantum relationships
• existence
• information storage
• emergent illusion

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: The Monroe Institute

Books & works: Sokushinbutsu

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