What is the “Holomorphic Process” and why is it important?

Updated 25 Feb 2024

What is it?

The Holomorphic Process is a very simple model that represents how information (modeled as information-modulated energy) uses unmodulated energy (modeled as a background field) to form a reflection of itself when projected information (like a sentence) is a reflection of truth. The result is an in-formed quantum unit of power, i.e. differentiated energy actually doing something (existing as a self-sustaining unit of reality) as opposed to energy, which is just the ability or potential to do something.

The reason I decided to start this website is because nearly 32 years ago, when I was 32 years old, I had an out-of-body (OBE) experience in which I was just a disembodied point of conscious awareness. It wasn’t the result of any kind of drug or trauma; it just happened while I was meditating. My life was perfectly on track, so I wasn’t looking for a change. I was a licensed Senior Reactor Operator and had recently started a great new job in an engineering position, which was better than my previous job as an operator. I was very happily married (and still am), had two young sons and we were all healthy and happy. But I had a burning desire to know the answers to questions about reality, questions I had wondering about since I got my undergraduate degree in physics and electrical engineering.

It felt like my “conscious self” had been separated from my physical self and projected God-knows-where out in the darkest reaches of outer space, perhaps beyond the known universe. Then it felt like I was turned around until I was facing what looked like a dark crystal sphere with an amazingly bright and beautiful light behind it. So all I saw was a bright halo of light, like the total eclipse of the sun, and the crystal-looking sphere looked a bit dark, like it was covered in a haze. But I felt more awake and aware than I had ever felt before. When I stopped turning, I was just there… in a timeless state, not thinking, just reflecting, and not knowing what to expect next. All I wanted was to go to the light. Suddenly, I saw a bright spot of the light shoot out from the halo and soar through space toward me like a rocket. As it approached, I felt myself falling and regaining awareness of my body, which felt like it was vibrating, filled with excitement and teeming with energy. It was a feeling of power and I was ecstatic!

There was no doubt in my mind that I had just found or been given an answer to my most profound questions about the essence of reality, and along with it, a mission – to learn more. I am still learning today, but after 30 more years of living life, spiritual growth and research, I realized that the way my experience unfolded, as separation, projection, reflection and reunification was the pattern that was the key. It is the pattern that I now call the holomorphic process.

I am writing a book now, the first part of which is entitled “The Holomorphic Process.” It has been quite a challenge for me to write, perhaps because I am going through another change in my life, so I keep changing what I wrote. If you’ve read this page before, you will know that I’ve been changing it as well. The book and this website are not just evolving, they are “convolving“. That means that after I write what I see in my mind and then read it and reflect on it, it acts as feedback to my mind and changes it slightly with each iteration. The best way that I know to describe that is by using a basic model of a closed-loop feedback control system, which I describe in the book. The most recent summary of the book is here.

There are a lot more people in the world who agree that the human kingdom is experiencing a transformation of consciousness – an actual metamorphosis of the whole, ergo a “holomorphosis” that is about to change our collective worldview. That, I suspect, is going to change the whole world in a major way. Whether you see it or not may depend on who you are, how mature you are spiritually and whether or not you identify with your “true self” or a made-up self. Eckhart Tolle called these you “Knowing self” and your “Thinking self”. And there are a lot of people, such as the Monroe Institute in Virginia, who are trying to help anyone that is willing to face their True self to have their own experience of awakening.

As a scientist, I worshipped truth as if it is God. Therefore I believe that God is, in fact, Truth itself. That is not a religious idea, although it is written (“God is truth itself”) in the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC215). Those who identify with truth will see the change that is happening to the world as good thing. Those who don’t may see it as a bad dream. But the whole point of seeing it is to wake up from that dream. The worst nightmare I could imagine is to be stuck out there in the darkness, knowing that the light of truth, that amazing light that I saw during my OBE, exists and not being able to see it again because I had refused to face truth when I had the chance.

Some say that what is happening cannot be explained in terms of science, and I would agree if by “science” they only consider fragmented models of reality that stemmed from classical, Newtonian physics. The holomorphic process is a way of describing a cycle (separation, projection, reflection and reunification) that defines a “moment” in time (i.e. in space-time as a natural unit, as opposed to clock-time, a life-time or any other type of time) at the quantum level. It separates and projects as time-space (the space that we live in) and that makes us think of time and space as two distinctly different things when in truth, they are mirror images of each other. It makes us think, which separates our minds into different aspects of the same thing; a knowing aspect and a thinking aspect. As a cycle, it repeats numerous times until it reaches a point where things that appeared to be fragmented can no longer hold that appearance. Then the fragments fall down and morph into a new form of the whole. When it does, it becomes a better version of its previous self. It is based on very simple, self-evident principle: Truth is the only thing that is true. This can also be expressed as the Law of Conservation of Truth, i.e. Truth can neither be created nor destroyed, only changed in form.

Why is it important?

Classical physics interprets the world in terms of physical substance – fragmented energy that is permanent enough to be physical (mass or matter). Therefore, it is considered to be real by all who observe it. All the nonphysical energy is dynamic and given the innocuous, but effectively meaningless name “field.” Physicists deal with this changing aspect of reality mathematically by treating it as “imaginary.” That is why complex numbers have both real and imaginary parts and are necessary in mathematical models of dynamic systems. But we are all taught to believe that “imaginary” means it is not real, like a dream. And that is also how most people interpret what they themselves are – part real (the body) and part imaginary (the mind). It makes sense that a physical object exists separate from and independent of the space that surrounds it. If I am this body that I call “me” then that is the real me. Therefore, I must not be any part of the space that surrounds me, right? It is rational, simple logic that follows the law of non-contradiction. And like the space around me, my imagination must be imaginary, i.e., not real. Yet, as I discovered in my OBE, it is very real and very important to understand.

According to the Holomorphic Process theory, physical reality is the projection and that is just the first half of the holomorphic process. It serves to ground us while our minds emerge in truth. It is analogous to an electronic circuit that needs to be grounded to prevent it from shocking someone. If you are not grounded in the physical form of truth, a spiritual experience is too shocking and can lead to mental instability. We were firmly grounded by classical Newtonian physics before the beginning of the 1900s and then Quantum physics revealed that the foundation of reality is actually more wave-like than particle-like. Now we know that the particle form is just energy doing something, like spinning and moving. It takes physical form when it is observed yet it is still nothing but quantifiable units of vibrational energy. This created the famous “particle-wave paradox,” which was hotly debated for years, and was settled by the idea of a “particle-wave duality.” That means that what we experience as a particle is both static and dynamic or “real” and “imaginary” in nature. Being able to see that required physicists to rise above the opposites and reflect on their observations from a higher perspective. The result was reunification of the fragmented parts of the classical model to in-form the quantum model.That is the second half of the holomorphic process.

Like the body and mind, particles have two qualities that are opposite, one that is relatively static in form (called holotropic) and the other is dynamic and continuously changing in form. It’s like a spinning orb of energy that has staying power, again because power is energy actually doing something. So it presents one aspect of itself as being solid substance and seems to hide the other dynamic aspect. However, that dynamic aspect is what becomes awareness, (as a seemingly separate projection), then self-awareness (as a reflection) and finally aware of its self-awareness (which is another reunification). At that level, the mind has its own staying power. It no longer needs all that mass to keep it grounded. And theoretically, it has more power – the power to choose not to present in the dense, physical form but to take flight, to break free of the physical limitations. That is what I call “Hologenesis” after a theory of evolution that was presented in 1909 by an Italian zoologist named Daniele Rosa.

Most people who have had awakening experiences similar to mine are still firmly attached to the ground and cannot just leave their body at will. But at this higher level of awareness, we see other humans as they are, simply different parts of the same whole. We recognize that all of their struggles and the constant cycle of crisis-high-awakening-unravelling (a cycle that is has repeated throughout history as presented by Strauss and Howe in “The Fourth Turning”) is not a fault, but the result of having the limited perspective. From the higher perspective, we see the cycle in reverse (awakening-high-challenge-unwinding): every “crisis” becomes a “challenge” and by accepting the challenge and just resting and reflecting when we need to, the “unravelling” becomes an “unwinding.” These four phases correlate with the holomorphic process (separation-high; projection-challenge; reflection-unwinding; reunification-awakening). Getting past the projection of physical reality is our greatest challenge because the only parts of the mind that become in-formed into what I call “holocells” are those that are perfect reflections of truth. They are what would form the holobody (or holy body).

Is there anyone who can say that they are a perfect reflection of truth? If so, please contact me ASAP.

Note: I apologize for changing this page so often. Previous comments may no longer apply, so I removed the comments block and added a discussion page where recent posts are kept and open for comments.

8 thoughts on “What is the “Holomorphic Process” and why is it important?

  1. Very intriguing subject matter! Fantastically explained concept of light and life and existence!

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  2. FASCINATING! I can’t wait to read everything else you have posted here. I subscribed to your updates too, so keep them coming.

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