Michael Talbot's book is based on the hypotheses of two outstanding modern scientists - the pioneer of quantum physics David Bohm, a student and follower of Einstein, and the famous neurophysiologist Karl Pribram. They came to the conclusion that the entire material world, from snowflakes and electrons to baobab trees and shooting stars, does not have its own reality, but is a projection of the deep level of the universe. The Universe - and this is confirmed by a number of serious studies - is a gigantic hologram, where even the tiniest part of the image carries information about the overall picture of existence and where everything, from small to large, is interconnected and interdependent. According to many modern scientists and thinkers, the holographic model of the universe is one of the most promising pictures of reality at our disposal today.