#2—A Holographic Model for Creative Education

This article was presented to an Institute for Neuroscience Association group in Austin, Texas in 2007. It delves into Karl Lashley's experiments on memory and explores a holographic view of mind. The difference between brain and mind, pattern recognition, how perception works and many such topics are discussed as a prelude to an introduction to Rowena's "morphotypes" (as found in her book, Sophia's Body: Seeing Primal Patterns in Nature). This article discusses such questions as "Is the Human a Hologram of the Universe,"Is Co-Creation the Role of the Human/" and "What are the Templates or Archetypes of Holograms?"