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Life-Changing Dynamics for a Happier & Healthier Life
What is Holographic Psychology?
Holographic Psychology (HP) is the most important discovery in the late twentieth century, revealing that the self-image is part of a process of human perception that evolves through three different realities.
It is a realization that the senses do not give us meaning and feeling regarding our so-called external world.
What we witness or ‘see /sense’ externally is not the cause of our frustrations but the meaning we ascribe to that sensed experience.
It presents a paradigm shift in which a person changes from an external objective world orientation to an internal subjective orientation. It is where the individual discovers the source of all existence as a collective base that is innate in nature.
This paradigm shift in understanding entails accepting a pre-existing potential that is omnipotent (all power), omniscient (all intelligence) and omnipresent (everywhere present).
Our Purpose & Mission
The mission of Holographic Psychology is teaching you how to live a happier, healthier life on a permanent basis.
- Explaining how your beliefs may have held you back from true happiness 
- Showing the fallacies of an objective world orientation 
- Revealing the secrets of the mystics 
- Teaching you how to attract what you want instead of what you don't want 
- Showing you how your own evaluation creates your state of mind and therefore your state of health 
Our Books
Meet the Author - Dr. Margrit Spear
Margrit Spear, Ph.D. (Psychology), is an experienced Psychotherapist, Licensed Marriage, Family and Child Counselor, Researcher.
She is a pioneer in the integration of Body, Mind, and Spirit, and is dedicated to developing the potential within each person by teaching various methods of self-empowerment to live life to the fullest.
“Dr. Margrit Spear is one of the brightest and most innovative authors in the field of contemporary psychology today.”
— Ann Tutwiler Dwyer
 
        
        
      
    
     
            
              
            
            
          
               
                 
                 
                 
                