"The brain is not a piece of a larger hologram, it is the holographic process."
-Joseph Chilton Pearce
About Me
- Melany Dawn
- Here I am, looking quite healthy, quite happy!? This photo was taken 14 years after my Traumatic Head Injury (Level 3 Concusion)and 2 years before my 7th head injury. The 7th was a header off of my bike into a rock without a helmet on. You know the saying, "Never judge a book by its cover". When this photo was taken, I was living a life of chaos, unrest, fear, financial insecurity, anxiety and was often irritable, overly sensitive and felt ADD. I was diagnosed finally with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder causing depression, anxiey and disability which was disabeling me to live optimally. I appeared quite normal and 'High' functioning, but as you will read in my article, this was just a fragmented piece of my whole. What I was searching for were answers and I found them when I met Dr. Swingle, a Psychoneurophysiologist. Dr. Swingle let me know that my brain waves were off and we would turn them back on using Sound and Light Therapy! This was just the beginning....
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Our Internal Holographic Universe
"The Brain operates as a Hologram and thus can operate out of only a small portion. This is countered on many levels. A lesion on one tiny brain area can eliminate a whole block of experience, action, vision, language or other cognitive process, which can't be compensated for by other areas. Hundreds of thousands of people each year suffer from Stroke. Their lateral action cannot be taken over by other parts. Loss of certain key parts of the limbic system is catastrophic to overall operations."
