Zhen G. Ma, Ph.D., is a space and black-hole scientist whose ongoing research involves the quantum-plasma mechanisms of cosmic consciousness at the dying stage of the human brain. He was formerly an associate research professor at the National Astronomical Observatory and the National Space Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, an NSERC visiting fellow at the Canadian Space Agency, and a senior research fellow on a NASA-JPL project at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. He is currently a visiting professor in Canada, living in Montreal.

• Foreword: Toward the Great Unityby Brian Thomas Swimme, Ph.D.AcknowledgmentsIntroduction to the Holographic Unity of Heaven, Earth, and Humankind1 Statement of the Problem2 Historical Background3 The Wisdom of Eastern Philosophy4 Swimmean Spiritual Evolutionism 5 Quantitative Principles of the Holographic Universe6 Holographic Theory of Everything—A ConclusionAppendix A: A Representative Set of 325 Cycles Appendix B: Rule of the Distributions of Qi n the I-torus TopologyCompendium of Celebrities and Chinese Terms and TextsReferencesIndex

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