INTRODUCTION

PART 1:   THE  BASICS

Chapter 1:      The Invisible Reality 

New Dimensions

Referencing statements from philosophers and scientists, the concept of the existence of additional dimensions beyond our three space dimensions is introduced.  Several metaphors are used to help the reader to envision the multi-dimensional reality in which we live.  One analogy refers to Abbott Abbott’s description of two-dimensional creatures (2Ds) that cannot imagine our three-dimensional world. The concept of dimensions is discussed and clarified.  

Invisible Reality Research

This section compares religious with scientific views of the invisible reality. Several physicists are cited who are pursuing the goal of finding the underlying unity of science and spirituality.  Life after death is mentioned as an example of invisible reality and reputable investigations into the afterlife are described.  

Chapter 2:      The Whole And Its Parts  

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The union of a whole and its parts is termed a “holon” and is defined as the basic building block of the universe.  Using a crystal as an example of a whole and using its surfaces as the whole’s parts, the relationship between a whole and its parts is analyzed.  Through visual inspection and with no need for prior scientific knowledge, the reader is led to the conclusion that the whole has more dimensions than its parts.  This is stated as the first of ten “Holon Principles” and is demonstrated through seven additional examples.

Chapter 3:      More Holon Principles 

The remaining nine Holon Principles are developed and each is tested with the same examples that have been used for Holon Principle 1.  Then the ten Holon Principles are summarized and their application to multi-dimensional reality is justified.  Together they comprise the “Holistic Logic” system.

PART 2:   MULTI-DIMENSIONAL REALITY

Chapter 4:      The Nature of Space and Time

Referring to Einstein’s Relativity Theory, the reader is introduced to the fact that our concepts of space and time do not correspond to ultimate reality.  The term “spacetime” is introduced for our four-dimensional environment.  Using non-scientific language, each of the ten Holon Principles is found to agree with Einstein’s theory.  An additional section on our concept of time conveys how the whole of our past, present, and future exists in multi-dimensional reality.  Our perception of linear time is being compared with a ride through a landscape in which we perceive only one specific view “at a time.”

Chapter 5:      Group Entities 

Using Holistic Logic, the reader is led to the conclusion that all humans are parts of a multi-dimensional whole that is called “Humankind-Entity.”  Its nature and individuals’ relationship to it are discussed.  The question of freedom versus determinism is clarified.  Reference is made to Plato, Carl Jung, and Sigmund Freud, who have postulated the existence of a transcendent entity comprising all humans.  The biologist Rupert Sheldrake has also experimentally demonstrated supporting evidence of group entities.  

Chapter 6:      The Cosmic Holarchy 

The Holarchy

A holarchy is defined as a hierarchy of holons.  In this section it is shown that the ten Holon Principles describe the relationship between the top whole and the bottom parts of any holarchy.  This opens a discussion of our relationship with the holistic whole of the universe, here called “All-Entity.”  The concept of All-Entity is compared with existing concepts of God in a way that defines spirit for the agnostic yet enable religious individuals to reconcile their own beliefs with Holistic Logic.  

All-Entity

The attributes of All-Entity are explored according to Holon Principles.  Unconditional Love is explained in holistic terms, and our irrevocable union with All-Entity is highlighted, showing that it is holistically logical that we are immortal as integral parts of All-Entity.  The Holy Trinity is shown to correspond to the three holon aspects of the universe: its whole, its parts, and the holon that unites both.  Holistic Logic also leads to the conclusion that matter is imbued with consciousness.   

Chapter 7:      Who Are We? 

This chapter identifies the soul as a whole of which our Self is a part.  The other parts of the soul are invisible to us because they live in other dimensions.  Some view these other lives as reincarnations, however, since time does not exist in multi-dimensional reality, the other Selves actually exist simultaneously, from the soul’s point of view.  The soul is itself a part of an even higher multi-dimensional entity, and this continues until we reach All-Entity.  All these higher entities are immanent in the psyche of an individual according to Holistic Logic.  The individual chooses with which level he wants to identify.

Chapter 8:      Multiple Worlds 

The quantum physics concept of multiple, parallel worlds is explained and elucidated through Holistic Logic.  This leads to a description of how we create our reality by selecting one 3-D aspect out of a multi-dimensional reality that has countless other 3-D aspects.   

PART  3:  

ENTERING MULTI-DIMENSIONAL REALITY

Chapter 9:      Multi-Dimensional Communication 

Chapter 9 begins with a comparison of Holistic Logic versus religious views of spiritual reality. It is explained how Holistic Logic supports the viability of communication with the spiritual realm, followed by guidelines about how individuals can learn to communicate with their own higher Self.  Subsequently, the subject of channeling is discussed and four examples of contemporary channelers are presented.

Chapter 10:    Creating Your Own Reality 

Psychic Dynamics

Multi-dimensional reality unites us all psychically.  Thus Holistic Logic can explain telepathy.  Since the past still exists in multi-dimensional reality, the psychological effect of past events can be changed.  An example is given.  

How You Create Your Reality

Referring to Chapter 8 and to Jane Roberts’ The Nature of Personal Reality – A Seth Book, the process of how we create our reality is explained in more detail.  Seth’s methods of how to become aware of personal beliefs and how to change erroneous beliefs are described and supported with examples from my own personal experience.  It is shown how one can realize a specific personal goal by planting an image of it into multi-dimensional reality through creative visualization.  This is followed by descriptions of related personal experience.  

My Own Approach

I describe my own first attempt to implement my spiritual vision.

PART  4:  

EXPERIENCING MULTI-DIMENSIONAL REALITY

Chapter 11     Two Different Views 

The Death Experience

Reports of near death experiences (NDEs) are given, including quotations from individuals with NDEs.  Descriptions of the afterlife are summarized from channeled sources and regressive hypnosis investigations, as they relate to Holistic Logic.  

Seen from Above

This section begins with a discussion of consciousness.  An individual’s consciousness is described as a holistic subset of God’s (All-Entity’s) all-encompassing consciousness.  A person’s perceived reality is an illusion from God’s viewpoint.  The purpose of this illusion is explained through Holistic Logic.  

Chapter 12     The Challenge 

Why Pain and Suffering?

Suffering is described as a learning experience aimed at avoiding the causes of suffering.  An understanding of Holistic Logic can lessen or eliminate suffering.  

Good and Evil

The purpose of evil is described as the motivating force to experience and appreciate the good and is depicted as a natural component of Holistic All-Entity.

Coping With Global Reality

This chapter describes how Holistic Logic helps us to cope with a disaster such as the 9/11 attack.

Chapter 13     The Solution 

The New Common Sense

Humanity creates its reality just as each individual does.  The mindset of Humanity is defined as the whole that is comprised of all individual human mindsets.  To solve the problems of our planet, I describe how humanity must change its mindset for a better future.  In other words, a large number of people must change their viewpoint.  This will result in a new common sense.  

Awakening

The possibility of spiritual Awakening is described and an approach to Awakening is outlined.  

Is Jesus the Only Way?

A distinction is made between Jesus the man and Christ-consciousness.  Christ-consciousness is the experience of oneness with God that can occur to non-Christians as well.  

Looking Back

Here I take stock of my own life and conclude that I am happy with the result of my spiritual course, while full Awakening is still a goal.

CONCLUSION

The book’s contents are summarized and appropriate action is recommended.

APPENDIX:  SCIENTIFIC ASPECTS

The application of Holistic Logic to the following subjects is described.

I.        Energy - Mass

II.       Quantum Physics

III.      Double Slit Experiment

IV.     Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

V.      Holography

GLOSSARY

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX