One of the most interesting qualities of the
hologram is that the whole contains the knowledge of each part, and
that each part contains the knowledge of the whole. If you break a hologram
into many pieces each piece will still contain the whole image, but
with a limited perspective. The image stays the same size but you loose
clarity and you loose perspectives. A hologram is like a window. If
you make the window smaller, the objects don't get smaller but you loose
some of your view.
Bohm's theory of the enfolding-unfolding-enfolding
implicit order of the universe, states that our brains are smaller pieces
of the larger hologram. That our brains contain the whole knowledge
of the universe.
If you look at the grid, you can see how each
mind has a limited perspective of the universal hologram. Our brains
are our windows of perception. Each mind always contains the whole picture,
but with a limited and unclear perspective. We each have different experience
in our lives, but each perspective is valid.