The ink is good and bright but the font smaller than usual. What makes this eerie is that the book has many references to how the mind can both overcome and cause physical sickness and disease.

Talbot argues that consciousness or mind itself is also holographic in nature. He argues that at the scale of the holomovement, or what bohm called the implicate order; consciousness and the material universe are one and the same.

Michael talbot's the holographic universe is at worst a major hoax or at best the writer is innocently using the national enquirer as his source to back up the many outrageous claims. How does the refracted light projected onto a film have anything to...  Read More

The first part is true, but not the second part. Then it proceeds to run the gamut of the worst side of new age junk. I really hope no one is taking this * seriously, because that's what it is, is *.

Stigmata is a well documented fraud that are just self-inflicted wounds by severely dillusional and psychotic individuals. While miraculous paranormal phenomena logically follow from an extreme idealism assumption, such an assumption is itself irratio...  Read More

This book is interesting but ultimately is attempting to justify new agey feel good connectedness with a little pseudo science. The overwhelming 5-star reviews here (as well as the low 'helpful' votes for any amazon review that claims this book is a s...  Read More