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CIA Declassified Files Prove The World Is A Gigantic Hologram Created By Your Own Consciousness
In 2003 The CIA declassified a document titled "Analysis and Evaluation of the Gateway Process" which delves into the theoretical background and potential benefits of the Gateway Process, including improved focus, intuition, and problem-solving skills. Although it is an old paper, dated June 9, 1983, it is extremely interesting, with the concepts within its pages confirmed by modern developments in science, quantum physics, and neurobiology.
Why was this hidden until now? What are the secrets of our mind and is the whole world one gigantic hologram? We will try to find out together in the episode of Secret Origins. Welcome.
Are you ready to dive deep into the mysteries of consciousness and energy, unlock the secrets of the mind, and explore the uncharted territories of the human brain?
In 2003 The CIA declassified a document titled "Analysis and Evaluation of the Gateway Process" which delves into the theoretical background and potential benefits of the Gateway Process, including improved focus, intuition, and problem-solving skills. Although it is an old paper, dated June 9, 1983, it is extremely interesting, with the concepts within its pages confirmed by modern developments in science, quantum physics, and neurobiology.
Why was this hidden until now? What are the secrets of our mind and is the whole world one gigantic hologram? We will try to find out together in the episode of Secret Origins. Welcome.
Are you ready to dive deep into the mysteries of consciousness and energy, unlock the secrets of the mind, and explore the uncharted territories of the human brain?
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00:00In 2003, the CIA classified a document titled Analysis and Evaluation of the Gateway Process,
00:08which delves into the theoretical background and potential benefits of the Gateway Process,
00:13including improved focus, intuition, and problem-solving skills.
00:18Although it is an older paper dated June 9, 1983, it is extremely interesting,
00:24with the concepts within its pages confirmed by modern developments in science,
00:30quantum physics, and neurobiology.
00:33Why was this hidden until now?
00:35What are the secrets of our mind and is the whole world one gigantic hologram?
00:40We will try to find out together in the episode of Secret Origins.
00:45Welcome.
00:46Are you ready to dive deep into the mysteries of consciousness and energy?
00:51Unlock the secrets of the mind and explore the uncharted territories of the human brain.
00:56The Gateway Process is a training program developed by the Monroe Institute,
01:01which aims to help individuals achieve altered states of consciousness,
01:07access higher states of awareness, and explore the nature of consciousness.
01:11The process is based on the work of Robert Monroe,
01:14a pioneer in the field of consciousness exploration,
01:18who is best known for his research on out-of-body experiences, OBEs.
01:23The Gateway Process combines various techniques,
01:28including relaxation exercises, guided visualization, meditation,
01:33and the use of HemiSync audio technology.
01:36HemiSync refers to the process of synchronizing the brain's two hemispheres
01:40through hypnosis and biofeedback,
01:44and transcendental meditation combined with binaural beats,
01:47which are specific sound frequencies designed to entrain the brain
01:52into certain states of consciousness.
01:54The Gateway Process explains consciousness in a profound and analytical way
01:58and combines knowledge from mystics from Hindu, Buddhist, and Tibetan cultures,
02:04with modern scientific knowledge of Planck's distance,
02:07Einstein's theory of relativity,
02:09and the work of Niels Bohr,
02:11the man who received the Nobel Prize for Merit
02:14in the study of atomic structure and quantum mechanics.
02:17At its core, the Gateway Experience is a training system
02:21designed to bring increased strength, focus,
02:24and coherence to the amplitude and frequency of brainwave output
02:28between the left and right hemispheres,
02:31so that ultimately consciousness escapes the limitations of time and space.
02:35The mind can then synchronize with more complex and rarefied energy levels in the universe,
02:42accessing the various levels of intuitive knowledge that the universe has to offer.
02:47It is about the idea that individual consciousness comes from the collective consciousness,
02:53using the frequency vibrations of the being in which it resides.
02:58This goes for humans as well as whales and fungi and amoebas.
03:01This goes for humans as well as humans as well as humans as well as humans as well as humans.
03:02Everything.
03:03Mystics of the past and present, including all ancient religions,
03:07understood these concepts thousands of years ago.
03:11Yet, nowadays, it is difficult to be accepted from the minds of the most pragmatic self-conscious people.
03:18But can we really understand what consciousness is?
03:22Where does it come from?
03:23How is it formed?
03:25Science now knows that both the electrons that spin in the energy field surrounding the nucleus of the atom
03:33and the nucleus itself are composed of nothing more than oscillating energy grids.
03:38Solid matter in this strict construction of the term simply does not exist.
03:43Rather, the atomic structure is composed of oscillating energy grids,
03:48surrounded by other oscillating energy grids that are orbiting at extremely high speeds.
03:53Itzhak Bentov is an inventor, engineer, and writer
03:57who is known for his work in the fields of biofeedback, kinesiology, and energy medicine.
04:04One of Bentov's most notable contributions is the development of a biofeedback device
04:09that records the heartbeat, specifically the reverberations of the aorta.
04:15In his book, Stalking the Wild Pendulum, he provides the following information.
04:20The energy grid that makes up the nucleus of the atom vibrates at approximately 1,022 Hz,
04:27which means a 10 followed by 22 zeros.
04:31At 70 degrees Fahrenheit, an atom oscillates at a rate of 1,015 Hz.
04:38An entire molecule made up of multiple atoms bound in an energy field vibrates in the range of 109 Hz.
04:45A living human cell vibrates at approximately 103 Hz.
04:51The point is that the entire human being, brain, consciousness, and all
04:57is like the universe that surrounds it, nothing more or less than an extremely complex system of energy fields.
05:05The so-called states of matter are actually variations in the state of energy.
05:10Human consciousness is a function of the interaction of energy in opposite states.
05:17Motion versus rest.
05:19Energy creates, stores, and derives meaning in the universe by projecting or expanding certain frequencies in a three-dimensional mode.
05:28This creates a living model called the hologram.
05:31But do we know what holograms are and what their meaning is on our consciousness?
05:37The idea of the hologram, which is a three-dimensional image created by the interference of light rays,
05:43is used as a metaphor to describe certain aspects of consciousness and the nature of reality.
05:49This idea has also been used to explain some phenomena, such as the phenomenon of quantum entanglement,
05:56in which particles can be connected in such a way that the state of one particle depends on the state of the other,
06:03even if they are separated by large distances.
06:06The concept of a hologram can be most easily understood using an example cited by Bentov,
06:11in which he asks the reader to visualize a bowl full of water into which three pebbles have been dropped.
06:19As the ripples created by the simultaneous fall of the three pebbles spread outward toward the rim of the bowl,
06:26Bentov further asks the reader to visualize that the surface of the water has suddenly frozen
06:32so that the ripple pattern is instantly preserved.
06:36The ice is removed, leaving the three pebbles at the bottom of the bowl.
06:41The ice is then exposed to a powerful, coherent light source, such as a laser.
06:47The result will be a three-dimensional model or representation of the position of the three stones suspended in the air.
06:54Holograms are capable of encoding so much detail that, for example,
06:59it is possible to make a holographic projection of a glass of swamp water
07:04and see under a microscope the tiny organisms that cannot be seen with the naked eye
07:09when examining the glass of water itself.
07:12The whole concept of holography, despite its scientific applications,
07:17has only been known to physicists since the basic mathematical principles
07:21were developed by Dennis Gabor in 1947.
07:25He later won a Nobel Prize for his work.
07:28The laboratory demonstration of Gabor's work
07:31did not occur until years later after the invention of the laser.
07:35As biologist Lyle Watson explains,
07:40the purest kind of light available to us is that produced by a laser that sends out a beam
07:46in which all the waves are of one frequency,
07:49like those made up by a perfect pebble in a perfect lake.
07:53When two laser beams touch,
07:55they produce an interference pattern of light and dark waves
07:58that can be recorded on a photographic plate.
08:01And if one of the beams, instead of coming directly from the laser,
08:06is first reflected off an object like a human face,
08:09the resulting pattern will be very complex indeed,
08:13but still recordable.
08:14The recording will be a hologram of the face.
08:17The part encodes the whole.
08:22The part contains the whole,
08:24and the whole is contained in the part.
08:27Of further importance is the fact
08:28that even if we drop our frozen wave pattern hologram on the floor
08:33and break it into several pieces,
08:36each individual piece will recreate the entire holographic image by itself.
08:41The smaller the piece,
08:43the fuzzier and more distorted the resulting holographic projection would be.
08:48But the fact is that the entire projection will still be preserved.
08:52The key to creating any hologram
08:55is that energy and motion must interact with energy at rest.
08:59In the example above,
09:01the pebbles represent energy in motion,
09:04while the water, before being stirred by the pebbles,
09:07represents energy at rest.
09:09In order to activate or indeed understand the meaning of holography,
09:15energy, in this case a coherent light source such as a laser beam,
09:19must be passed through the interference pattern
09:22generated by the interaction between energy in motion and energy at rest.
09:28In the simple example given by Benthoff,
09:31this requirement is met by holding a frozen interference pattern
09:34in front of coherent light
09:36to project the three-dimensional holographic image,
09:40its sense,
09:41into space.
09:42As Marilyn Ferguson,
09:44editor of the Brain-Mind Bulletin, tells us,
09:46another feature of a hologram is its efficiency.
09:51Billions of bits of information can be stored in a tiny space.
09:55The pattern of the holographic photograph
09:57is stored everywhere on the plate.
10:02The Matrix of Consciousness
10:03The matrix of consciousness is a term that refers to the idea
10:19that consciousness is not limited to the brain,
10:21but instead is a fundamental aspect of the universe
10:25that is present everywhere,
10:27and that the brain is essentially a matrix,
10:30or filter,
10:32that decodes this information
10:33and creates the subjective experience of reality.
10:37The idea of a matrix of consciousness
10:39is based on the concept
10:40that consciousness and the physical universe are interconnected,
10:43and that consciousness is not simply a product of the brain,
10:48but is a fundamental aspect of reality.
10:51This idea suggests that consciousness
10:53is not just something that comes out of the brain,
10:56but is an integral part of the fabric of the universe.
10:59What role does the matrix of consciousness play
11:02in shaping our perception of reality?
11:05According to the theories of Carl Preibram,
11:08a neuroscientist at Stanford University,
11:11and David Bohm,
11:12a physicist at the University of London,
11:15the human mind is also a hologram
11:18that tunes into the universal hologram
11:20through the medium of energy exchange,
11:23thereby deriving meaning
11:24in achieving the state we call consciousness.
11:28In terms of states of expanded or altered consciousness,
11:31such as Gateway uses,
11:33the process goes like this.
11:36As the energy passes through various aspects
11:39of the universal hologram
11:40and is perceived by the electrostatic fields
11:43that make up the human mind.
11:46Holographic images that are transmitted
11:48or projected onto those electrostatic fields of the mind
11:52and perceived or understood
11:54to the extent that the electrostatic field
11:56is operating at a frequency and amplitude
11:59that can be tuned
12:01and therefore read,
12:03the wave pattern of the energy carrier
12:05passing through it.
12:06Changes in the frequency and amplitude
12:09of the electrostatic field
12:11that surrounds the human mind
12:12determine the configuration
12:14and therefore the character
12:16of the holographic energy matrix
12:17that the mind projects
12:19to receive meaning directly
12:20from the holographic transmissions
12:22of the universe.
12:24Then, in order to understand
12:25what the holographic image is telling it,
12:28the mind proceeds to compare the image
12:31it just received with itself.
12:33Specifically,
12:35it does this by comparing
12:36the resulting image
12:38of that part of its own hologram
12:40that represents the memory,
12:42registering the differences
12:43in geometric form
12:44and energy frequency consciousness perceives.
12:47As psychologist Keith Floyd says,
12:51Contrary to what everyone knows,
12:53it may not be the brain
12:55that produces consciousness,
12:57but rather consciousness
12:58that creates the appearance of a brain.
13:00This is quite similar
13:01to the theory of biocentrism
13:03proposed by the American scientist
13:06and physician Robert Lanza.
13:08The theory suggests that life
13:10and consciousness are fundamental
13:11to the nature of reality.
13:13Lanza argued that the universe
13:15and physical reality
13:17are not separate
13:18from the life and consciousness,
13:20and that consciousness
13:20is responsible for the creation
13:23of the physical world,
13:24and without consciousness,
13:26the physical world would not exist.
13:29The theory also suggests
13:30that the universe
13:31is not deterministic,
13:33but instead is shaped
13:34by the observer,
13:36and that the observer
13:37plays a major role
13:38in creating reality.
13:40The process of consciousness
13:41is easiest to understand
13:43if we imagine
13:45the holographic input
13:46with a three-dimensional grid system
13:48superimposed on it
13:50so that all the energy patterns
13:52contained within
13:53can be described
13:54in terms of three-dimensional geometry,
13:57using mathematics
13:58to reducing data
13:59to two-dimensional form.
14:02Bentov states
14:03that scientists suspect
14:04that the human mind
14:06operates on a simple
14:07go-no-go binary system,
14:10like all digital computers.
14:11therefore,
14:14after superimposing
14:15the three-dimensional matrix
14:17on the holographic information
14:18it wishes to interpret,
14:20and reducing that information
14:22mathematically
14:22to two-dimensional form,
14:25it can fully process it
14:26using its fundamental binary system,
14:30just as any human-made computer
14:31can process volumes of data
14:33and make various comparisons
14:35between the data and information
14:37stored in its digital memory.
14:38Our minds work the same way,
14:42perceiving only by comparison.
14:45Bentov formulated the proposition
14:46as follows,
14:47our whole reality is built up
14:49by constantly making such comparisons.
14:52Whenever we perceive something,
14:54we always perceive only the differences.
14:58In states of expanded consciousness,
15:00the right hemisphere of the human brain
15:02in its holistic, non-linear,
15:05and non-verbal mode of functioning
15:07acts as a primary matrix
15:09or receptor for this holographic input.
15:12While working in phase or coherence
15:15with the right brain,
15:17the left hemisphere provides
15:18the secondary matrix
15:19through its binary,
15:21computer-like mode of functioning
15:23to further screen the data
15:25by comparison
15:26and to reduce them
15:27to a discrete,
15:29two-dimensional form.
15:30To the extent
15:31that Gateway succeeds
15:33in bringing about
15:34a refinement
15:34of the energy matrix
15:36of the mind,
15:37it succeeds in expanding
15:39or altering human consciousness
15:40so that it can perceive
15:42without resorting
15:43to the mediation
15:44of the physical senses
15:45so that more and more
15:47of the universal hologram
15:49can ultimately be perceived
15:50and understood.
15:52Marilyn Ferguson has written
15:53that Prybrum and Bohn's theories
15:55seem to explain
15:56all transcendental experiences,
15:59paranormal events,
16:00and even normal
16:01perceptual oddities.
16:03She goes on to say
16:05about Prybrum,
16:06currently he's proposing
16:07a startling,
16:09all-encompassing model
16:10that is generating
16:11considerable excitement
16:12among those intrigued
16:13by the mysteries
16:14of human consciousness.
16:16His holographic model
16:17marries brain research
16:19to theoretical physics.
16:21It accounts for normal perception
16:22and simultaneously
16:23takes the paranormal
16:25and transcendental experiences
16:27out of the supernatural
16:28by explaining them
16:30as a part of nature.
16:32Like certain strange discoveries
16:34of quantum physics,
16:36the radical reorientation
16:37of this theory
16:38suddenly makes sense
16:39of paradoxical sayings
16:41of mystics
16:42throughout the ages.
16:44To complete our outline
16:45of the process
16:46by which the mind attains
16:48and exercises consciousness,
16:50we must also describe
16:52the mechanism which accounts
16:53for the aspect of human thought
16:55that distinguishes it
16:57from the consciousness
16:57of plants or animals,
16:59i.e. self-knowledge.
17:01People not only know,
17:03but they know they know.
17:05They are able to observe
17:06their own thought process
17:07and become aware of it.
17:09In addition,
17:10they can perform benchmarking,
17:12evaluating the functioning
17:13of their thought process
17:14against various objective standards
17:16that they have adopted.
17:19Human consciousness can do this
17:21because it has the ability
17:22to duplicate aspects
17:24of its own hologram,
17:25project them,
17:27perceive this projection,
17:29compare it to the memory aspect,
17:31where its standard of measurement,
17:33of evaluation,
17:34are stored,
17:35of its own hologram
17:36and measure or sense,
17:38the differences using
17:40three-dimensional geometry,
17:41and then binary go, no-go.
17:43Does our consciousness
17:46really play a central role
17:47in shaping reality?
17:49And as the holographic principle suggests,
17:52is the universe
17:53a projection of information
17:54encoded at its boundary?
17:56The implications of the theory
17:58discussed in this episode
18:00would be enormous
18:00and have the potential
18:02to revolutionize
18:03our understanding of consciousness,
18:05reality,
18:06and the mind-body relationship.
18:09So, the next time
18:10you look at the world around you,
18:12remember that you may just be looking
18:14at a holographic projection
18:16created by your own consciousness.
18:18We bow before you
18:20and thank you for watching
18:21another episode of Secret Origins.
18:24Keep your minds open
18:25and until we meet again.
18:28Noise in the clinic,
18:28wind cover
18:29from a close friendship
18:30and will
18:31die for the freshest
18:33and let you in is
18:41the Bohem Britons
18:42of the Night
18:43and the most important
18:45bile
18:45may move
18:46and this is
18:47the Carrot
18:47of the Night
18:48of the Night
18:49of the Night
18:50of the Black
18:51of the Night
18:51of the Night
18:52of the wind
18:53and the Last
18:54of the Night
18:55of the Night
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