Meg Benedicte – I have always been fascinated by the power of the holographic mind and the human ability to transcend the physical realm, to instantaneously shift into the imaginary world of cognitive visualization. Not only can we imagine an entirely different reality in our mind, but the body responds to that virtual reality as if it is ‘real’.

Astonishingly, the brain cannot distinguish between an imagined experience or an actual physical experience…the mirror neurons in the brain act in similar fashion whether we are the observer or the participant. The body responds the same to both experiences. Human beings are wired for empathy. Continue reading →