Consciousness, Physics, and the Holographic Paradigm

Original Essays and Shadowless Poetry by Alan T. Williams

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Part I:  Sneaking Up On Einstein

• Introduction:  The Perpetual Puzzle of Nature

• Chapter 1:  Energy Interactions and Material Mass
  • Sections:
    1. The Subquantum Energy Bridge
    2. A Novel Concept
    3. Fundamental Forces
    4. Quantum and Quanta

• Chapter 2:  From Mass To Energy
  • Sections:
    1. The Universal Principle of Energy
    2. Science is Provisional
    3. Footprints
    4. Einstein Insights

• Chapter 3:  The Unexamined Alternatives
  • Sections:
    1. Einstein, Maxwell, and Energy
    2. EMR and Light Wave Energetics
    3. New Scientific Challenges
    4. An Apparent Universal Constant

• Chapter 4:  Faraday, Maxwell, and Newtonian Physics
  • Sections:
    1. The Great Mystery
    2. Faraday, Thomson, and Maxwell
    3. Faraday and Maxwell
    4. Faraday versus Maxwell
    5. Faraday's Addendum to "On the Conservation of Force"
    6. Faraday and the Ether

• Chapter 5:  The Energetic Primordial Medium
  • Sections:
    1. Beyond Electromagnetic Induction
    2. The Map Is Not The Territory
    3. The Chicken or The Egg
    4. Beyond The Borderland
    5. The Energetic Atom, Inertia, and Nonmaterial Interfaces
    6. Turning Points

• Chapter 6:  From Energy to Mass  (under construction)
  • Sections:
    1.  Astrophysics
    2. Cosmology
    3. The Diamagnetic Moon

Part II:  Conditional Relativity

• Chapter 7:  Hologram Theory  (under construction)
  • Sections:
    1. Gabor Discovers Holography
    2. Young's Double-slit Experiment
    3. The Comprehensive Primordial Energy Hologram

Miscellaneous Files

• Consciousness, Mind, Matter Diagram
• Glossary
• Selected Bibliography: Verses
• Signature File Insights
• Selected Links

Beyond Zen:
The Footsteps of the Dragon

• Introduction to the Online Verses
• Dedication
  1. Voyaging
  2. Personae
  3. Then
  4. Ocean
  5. Becoming
  6. Illusions
  7. Gateway
  8. Projections
  9. Opportunity
  10. Emancipation
  11. Input
  12. Neti, Neti
  13. Cosmogenic Womb
  14. Iceberg
  15. Shakyamuni
  16. Mirrors
  17. Nonaction
  18. Perception
  19. Vibration
  20. Uncontrived
  21. Harmony
  22. Inward
  23. Immersed
  24. Questions
  25. Rejoice
  26. Anonymity
  27. Antenna
  28. If
  29. To Be
  30. Inner Space
  31. T'aego Po-u
  32. Altar
  33. Dragon
  34. America
  35. Rarity
  36. Tao
  37. Eyes
  38. Peace
  39. Result
  40. Empowerment
  41. Simplicity
  42. One Percent
  43. Names
  44. Tasks
  45. Spinoza
  46. Reality
  47. Duality
  48. Sinless
  49. Nonlocal
  50. Choosing
  51. We ARE
  52. Also-I
  53. Overcoming
  54. Within
  55. Paradigm
  56. Even Lazarus
  57. Omnicentric
  58. Hierarchy
  59. Participation
  60. Waves
  61. Samurai
  62. Transcendence
  63. Relationships
  64. Han-shan
  65. Morning Miracle
  66. Consciousness
  67. Arising
  68. Not-I
  69. Tranquility
  70. Influence
  71. Choices
  72. Exo-, Endo-
  73. Incarnate
  74. Aspects
  75. Metamorphosis
  76. Cleansed
  77. Beguiled
  78. Etiology
  79. Shadows
  80. All
  81. Zitterbewegung
  82. Moment
  83. Groundswell
  84. Cohabiting
  85. Noncomputable
  86. Karma
  87. Progression
  88. Brother
  89. Plato's Cave
  90. Buoyancy
  91. Paradox
  92. Destiny
  93. Sanctified
  94. Dances
  95. Golden Rules
  96. Documentation
  97. Phase Changes
  98. Clone
  99. Traverse
  100. Energy Fields
  101. Paths
  102. Hither nor Yon
  103. FieryLi
  104. Chrysalis
  105. Tiananmen Bell
  106. Mantra
  107. Undisturbed
  108. Footsteps
  109. Boundaries
  110. Patterns
  111. Roots
  112. Fullness
  113. Fruits
  114. Journey
  115. Wind Song For a Warrior
  116. Outworking
  117. Phoenix
  118. Mountain
  119. Chuang-tzu
  120. Seekers
  121. Causality
  122. Gaining
  123. Perceived
  124. Invitation
  125. Being
  126. Mortality
• Epilogue

Addendum:

• You ARE

Last Edit:  February 25, 2007

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