A4 - Friday, September 7, 1984 - North Shore News

IN WEST VANCOUVER
Coho festival begins tomorrow

THE FUN starts in West Vancouver tomorrow as
the fifth annual Coho Festival kicks off.

The festival, which salutes

the return of salmon to
North Shore streams and
rivers, runs Saturday and

Sunday with a full list of
events on both days.

Saturday’s events include
a number centred around
Park Royal shopping centre

model of the universe.

In the manuscript for his
book, Miracles And Other
Realities, Vancouver
psychologist Lee Pulos draws
on the works of physicist
David Bohm and
neurosurgeon Karl Pribham
to explain such paranormal
phenomena as psychic heal-

ing, clairvoyance and
telepathy.

We all know what
holograms are, don’t we?

Those little 3-D pictures tin
glass. According to physicist
Bohm, those cute little
devices are ‘‘a metaphor for a
new description of reality.’’

Take a deep breath.”
Holography is a method of
‘‘lenseless photography.’’
Two interfering waves of
light are scattered on a
photographic plate. The ef-
fect is like two pebbles hitting
a still pond at the same time,
setting off overlapping
ripples.

If a laser beam 1s fired
through the plate at that ins-
tant, the ripples are ‘‘frozen”’
where they meet A_ three
dimensional image 1s) cap
tured and projected
Neurosurgeon Pribham sug
gests the hologram 1s a model
for the

way the memory
storage system ino our brain
works Bohm takes this a

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that combine fun and educa-
tion in meeting one of the
objectives of the festival —
expanding public awareness
and raising funds for salmon
enhancement programs in
West and North Vancouver.
Events include a colofing
contest that will be judged
by members of the Van-

couver Whitecaps, a contest
to guess the species of salm-
on displayed, a fish pond
and a number of displays
highlighting the work of the
Salmonoid Enhancement
Program in both the north
and south mails.

An added competition will
be to guess the number of
salmon that return to the
Capilano River Hatchery be-
tween noon Saturday and

Strictly personal

by Bob Hunter

ur subject today — to help bring our minds
back to reality now that the election is done
with — is the Pribham-Bohm holographic

simple but breathless step
further and offers the
hologram as the model for
the way the whole universe
works.

The unique feature of a
hologram 1s that the plate can
be chopped into hundreds of

bits, yet each of the
fragments can be used to
recreate the entire original
image.

Any one part of the
hologram contains the
blueprint for the whole
hologram

At this point, the thinking
of two leading Western scien-
lusts begin to sound
much like Zen.

Bohm suggests the universe
is constructed on the same
principle as the hologram.
Our senses only perceive the
surface aspect where
everything appears separate
and isolated. The physicist
calls this the ‘‘untolded order
of things "’

very

“‘Enfolded’) within,
however, is the BASIC order
of things an indivisible

energy sea of clectromagnetic
waves, clectron beams, sound

waves “and other energies
and tesonances that include
conserousness, |) Pulos
Whites

Are we still here”? Hang in
What this means is that the

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basic orde of the universe
has nothu., to do with ume
or space, shape or color. It
has to do, at bottom, with an
invisible mata from which
your mind and mine are ac-
tually ‘‘hfting’’ impressions
of a concrete reality.

In other words, Pulos
writes, ‘‘the brain is a
hologram, interpreting a

holographic universe... the
brain could not operate as a
hologram unless it were part
of a larger hologram.”’
People who have studied
yoga or meditation will pro-
bably nod their heads at this
point. Oh right. How you can
reach that point where you
are ‘‘one with the One.”’
Buddhists, too, will recognize

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You saw this efficient buift-in
retrigeration system at the
P.N.E. fenn-Als/Sub-Zero display

noon Sunday.
Funds for salmon
enhancement programs, car-

ried out by a number of
schools and community
groups, will be raised

through a tag day-type sale
of roe-shaped pins, and cans
of salmon will be sold from
fod outlets and special
-bpoths at the mall.

Sunday features a number
of special events, starting at

the pornt being made. And in
the Hindu religion, the selt ts
part otf a Higher Self, which
is part of the Atman, the Self
of the Universe.

| don’t know about you
Christians, heretics, atheists
and whatnot, but that makes
a lot of sense to me. My
deepest intuition is that | am
just one more filter through
which the universe is busy
looking back at itself.

In this view, there is no
ultimate difference between
animate and inanimate mat-
ter, between species or in-
dividuals, or for that matter
between life and death.

This underlying unity ex-
presses itself, | believe, in
what we call love. Love is a
tipple of knowing that goes
between people when they
begin to recognize each other
as themselves. It is not just
that I love you, | AM you.

Just thought I’d pass that
along. Cheers. NOW are you
over the election?

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Other events during the
day include a pancake
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