*Holographic Crucifixion*

Q:  A couple of years ago I read "Bringers of the Dawn," by Barbara
Marciniak...

B:  Yes.

Q:  ... there was one segment in the book where they say that the
crucifixion of Jesus was a hologram.

B:  Yes.

Q:  Okay, that completely goes over my head, I can't fathom this, how would
that have been?

B:  What you are interpreting as a hologram is simply that it meant it was
a multidimensional event that was perceived in a number of different ways,
depending upon the direction from which the perceiving was done.  It took
place multidimensionally, simultaneously, in a variety of expressions, not
viewed in the same way from all places.  Holographic simply means it
represents the totality of all in one spot, and when viewed from a
particular perspective will be seen in a different way, according to those
perspectives, assumptions, expectations, belief systems, so on and so
forth.  Does that make any more sense to you?

Q:  Yes, that does, I can grasp that.

B:  You understand the physical nature of what you call a physical hologram
on your planet, a three-dimension picture?

Q:  Well, I do, yes.  I do understand that.

B:  Do you understand that you can store a whole set of images on the same
piece of film?

Q:  Yes.

B:  If you view a hologram from one direction, you will see one kind of
object, if you change the angle slightly you see a completely different
object in the same piece of film.  That is what is meant by holographic
structure.  Everything that does exist, all exists within that one spot.
You can access different aspects of the totality, depending upon your
approach to it, from that one spot.  In ancient times the analogy of the
hologram was called in your language, in your culture, Indra's net.
Indra's net was a net of pearls, perfectly round reflective pearls.  If you
think about it for a moment, you realize that each and every pearl, by
definition, must contain the reflection in its surface of every other pearl
in the net.  You follow me?

Q:  Yes.

B:  Do you see how that can be so?

Q:  Yes.

B:  Therefore, all you need to do to understand the information of all the
pearls of the net is simply to refer to the reflections in one pearl.  You
don't have to go all over the place, if you just go with one pearl,
depending upon the /angle/ you are looking at it, you will receive or access
the information of all the pearls in the net, that is what is meant by the
holographic structure.

Just the crucifixion, as an event, along with many other events in your
reality -- in fact in all reality, every event -- but the crucifixion and
many other events that had a great degree of momentum and potential energy
behind it, a great degree of consciousness reverberation and impact behind
it, a great degree of a mass elective consciousness behind the creation of
that event -- had the ability to reflect /any/ aspect in the totality of
creation in that one event.

And was in fact experienced by different individuals in completely
different ways, depending upon who they were as an individual.  Some
individuals actually saw that personage of Jesus die on the cross and that
was it.  That was it.  Some individual's saw that personage convert into
light right there on the cross and disappear, and a variety of perceptions
in-between -- each was a reflection of the individuals viewing it.  Make
sense?

Q:  Yes.

B:  Does that help answer the question and illuminate the mechanism a
little bit more clearly for you?

Q:  Yes, it does.

B:  Thank you.

Q:  Thank you very much.