The modern application of the holographic heart story offered here actually has its source in antiquity. An ancient Mayan Prophecy chiseled into stone tablets thousands of years ago notes the importance of a stellar event that would begin the last cycle, before the Mayan calendar ends in 2012. That event was the Supernova 1987a. The other critical source for the story is the visionary mind and heart of Jennet Inglis.

Strange thing was that, in Manhattan, 13 months before the light from the event reached earth in February of 1987, Jennet Inglis had already begun painting a series based on a visionary stellar event that taken up residence in her cerebellum. In the 13 months before the rest of the world found out about the event, Jennet broke down the moving imagery into some 200 still images that became the foundation of the Radiance Series. Since then the artist has created hundreds more images of the still unfolding story of the Supernova. The evolving imagery and information about the "pause between the heart beat" continues to show its magic through Jennet's eye, mind, heart, and hands.

By the way, the Supernova never blew itself up in 1987 when it should have. The remaining star, with its unusual properties and activities, remains to this day a holographic and philosophical wonder, as well as a profound scientific mystery, still fathomless in many aspects.

The Color Column you saw at the www.InglisArt.com portal represents the gateway to the global holographic heart.

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