How to see the holographic sheet in front of your eyes?

Till today I have told you about that we don't live in real reality and that you can see it with your own eyes. But is there other information that we can use to actually prove that we are living in a projection or a holographic system. Just recently I came across an interesting book by M. Talbot called "The Holographic Universe" written in 1992, and it shows exactly something that I have seen with my own eyes. This has to do with what I used to call the subwoofers, and here I will show you how you yourself can find it easily. So follow my steps so that you can see for yourself that you are living in a "holographic simulated reality".

Method to see the subwoofers

Sit comfortably or lay on your bed and take your mobile phone. Switch on your flashlight (the bright light on your phone). Now close your eyes completely and shine the flashlight on one eye. Don't open your eye as it is too bright, but slightly let the light enter your eye through your eye-lashes. In doing so you create a two-sided mirror. First of all you will see three layers, just like I have drawn out for you on the attachment. I distinguish three levels, of which the first two are rapidly moving with the movement of the eye. You will see small dots which lay on the retina (back-side of the eye) which would be the cones (used for seeing colors). This is the first level. The second level which you might see are the veins, if it is very clear most likely on the retina and less clear most likely on the pupil of the eye. These two levels move rapidly with the movement of the eye. But you want to look for the third level, which look like subwoofers (look at the drawing). What are subwoofers? In our world they are part of the music- or sound-system. This level hardly moves, and is different from the eye-movement. But first take a good look, and find these subwoofers. 

Initial interpretation subwoofers

Now that you have seen them, what does it mean? The subwoofers that you see come in different sizes. Sometimes rather big and clear, sometimes small and insignificant. But they appear to be present all over the place. I think what you see is what you get here. These so-called subwoofers literally are part of the sound-system that controls us. Why are these all over the place? Because it gives us direction from where sounds appear to come from. Small sizes would be background sounds, bigger sizes would mean more clearly sounds. So small sizes and big sized subwoofers need to be placed all around to make it feel real. Why do we see this? I said it creates a two-sided mirror. We can see the first two levels in our own eye, but the third level is from outside the eye (hardly no movement). It is stable and thus less or not related to the eye. So the best explanation is that it lays outside the eye. The reflected light gives us insight in what lies outside our body aka it partly shows us the reality that our real body currently is in. The subwoofers are part of the control-system aka it deludes our hearing and direction.

All our senses are deluded

Now that you have seen it, you must combine your knowledge of the simulated reality as I have shown you with the magnifier and 5 methods, with these subwoofers that lay outside our body. If what we see isn't real, and clearly the sounds are not real as well, that would mean that at least vision and hearing are deluded. But from my perspective all our senses are/ must be deluded in some way, but we simply cannot see it and thus don't understand it, that it currently is happening.

The Holographic Universe M. Talbot 1992

I am completely blown away!! I wanted to do something for myself and went to a second-hand bookstore and I got 10 interesting books in the English and Dutch language. But one book I really wanted to read as it was the only really interesting book in the science section and has my personal interest. It is the book "The Holographic Universe" from Michael Talbot dated 1992, so an old book. I already started to read it today, but when I came on page 15 it struck me soo odd, like there is no-coincidence here. The sketch of the subwoofers, literally is in that book. But in the book they aren't subwoofers or the sound-system. 

Creating the holographic sheet

I quote figure 1: "a hologram is produced when a single laser light is split into two separate beams. The first beam is bounced off the object to be photographed, then the second beam is allowed to collide with the reflected light of the first, resulting in the interference pattern which is recorded on the film". Then look at figure 2 and this is exactly what it looks like when you shine a light in your eyes as I described you: "it is a piece of holographic film containing an encoded image. To the naked eye on the film it looks like nothing like the photographed object and is composed of irregular ripples known as interference patterns. However, when the film is illuminated with another laser a three-dimensional image or the original object reappears". 

What we have seen in our eyes this morning is the stage before it is projected onto us aka the three-dimensional image isn't ready yet as we look at the holographic film (or whatever is used in the modern technologies to get the same result). So what I said earlier it being subwoofers, with this new information, it would be the interference pattern registered on the holographic film. Continuing on page 18 figure 4: "Unlike normal photographs, every portion of a piece of holographic film contains all of the information of the whole. Thus if a holographic plate is broken into fragments, each piece still can be used to reconstruct the entire image". So every subwoofer would contain all the bits of information needed to project the hologram in front of our eyes.

Proof for holomovement

Earlier we have seen that we have these subwoofers aka the interference pattern in our eyes when we shine a light on it. It lays outside our eyes, as it doesn't move just like our eyes and thus isn't related to the movement and must be from the outside. And most importantly this new information gives us some proof that we are looking at a holographic system or a projection around ourselves. Now combine this information with the simulation theory aka simulated reality, then we can say that it most likely is a holographic simulated reality instead. So what we see by shining a flashlight in our eyes, actually proves that we are looking at a holographic sheet which is positioned around our eyes or head. As what we see looks static but the resulting picture of the hologram actually is moving, then it must be considered as a holomovement (as defined by D. Bohm) on the holographic sheet instead.

We are deluded

I said already that our senses are deluded and I still think the same on this. The interference pattern might be combined with the sound-system as well. Who knows, maybe. But as we have this holographic sheet in front of our eyes, then it might not be bigger than that. With the subwoofer theory I already stipulated it might not be bigger than a helmet. But it is a shared holographic system, and thus it can be a complete world as well within the system. This would mean that you might live in Europe now and I in Thailand, but in real reality we might be in the same room or same building as we speak. The holographic system simply gives this distance while it might not be there. 

Why the black and white lines around our body?

As I have shown you before, we can see black and white lines around our body, when we use the black-white background and a magnifier. It is clearly visible. But why do we see these lines around our body but also around objects in general? We are looking at a holomovement on a holographic sheet, but in order for ourselves to be loaded into that frame, scanned down and put inside the interference pattern, our picture needs to be digitalized and split up into many small pieces to fit on the separate interference patterns. But when we see the complete figure from these separate parts as a whole again, it shows the original shape as it initially was scanned as well. So our body in real reality has been scanned completely including a small transition layer around our body, so that it can be used and look like our real body, but also be loaded into this holographic system. This small transition layer is present around all objects, people and so on, as everything has been loaded into this world in the same way. To say it more easily, the shape of our body including the spare space (the thin line) is like a cut and paste. That is why we see the small line around our body, the small thin line is necessary to load the separate body or object into this fake surrounding. That we can see the line, is due to its color-interaction with back-ground colors, so that the whole looks more real to us (aka a method to delude us).

What about our senses in a holographic system?

If we are in a holographic world, then what we see isn't real. Then why are we able to touch things and people, with having the feeling that it is real? Inside a hologram your hand will go through or past another body or object, but this doesn't happen. Why is that? If the thin line as an energy-field comes near that of another energy-field then in real reality it will trigger the senses. Aka if you see you pick up an object, then the suit that you are wearing in real reality gives the sensation of you picking it up. Consequently as you have that feeling, then what you see will be combined as such. This means that you must have an interactive suit on in real reality, which stimulates all the senses. As the so-called subwoofers would be placed just around the head for giving the direction of sound as well, then it must be a helmet of some kind. If you move around in the holographic world, then I would say in real reality you would be making the same movement as well but you stay in place. So in real reality the space around you mustn't be bigger than a two meter diameter sphere, obviously depending on your size.

Source: Photo of the book, figure 1 p15: A hologram is produced when a single laser light is split..." and figure 2 p16: "A piece of holographic film containing an encoded image..." copy-right M. Talbot The Holographic Universe 1992