Exploring Holographic Wholeness

What if nothing in reality touched anything else? If the nature of reality is that it is holographic, then every possible thing has to be a center or capsule of infinite wholeness. Nothing would be drawing from anything outside of itself. Everything would be self-contained within the one hologram.

This is a manifold phenomena where in whatever is believed to be inherited,  picked up or caught from an "other", and so on is actually not - no such an exchange exists or can exist for there is only self-contained capsules of wholeness. There is no "external" or "out there". There is no exchange of information between systems. There is no give or take. There is no inward movement and outward movement where inner and outer are separate environments.

Instead, capsules of infinite wholeness are creating and replicating observed phenomena within themselves, using their own vast pool of energetic resources to mimic and express patterns noticed in the Field of mirrors all around. If language was capable of clearly articulating this idea, language itself would cease to fragment this idea into discrete and disconnected patterns of sound.

In the day to day term for instance, you don't catch a cold from someone who has it, you instead observe that reality playing out and on some level decide to create that "cold" pattern within yourself out of your own vast unlimited energetic resources. Nothing touched you or entered your field, because there is nothing external to the capsule of infinite wholeness that you are. There is no input that is a separate source of information from you. There is no information flow happening outside of your self-contained bubble of wholeness.

When you think of reality in terms of holograms, in terms of self-contained units of complete wholeness, the idea of your being a sovereign fully in-powered expression comes into better visibility.

An idea worth playing with!

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