Richard Tarnas took C.G. Jung's concept of synchronicity, spent thrirty years doing meticulous and careful research on hundreds world events and historical figures, and now has a hefty volume of correlations between planetary alignments and human affairs.

While I like to think that a small amount of the contents of this book are questionable, I feel it's still a very good book on the holographic model of the universe since it draws so much from credible scientist's and accounts that support the holographic model.

One of the worlds most notable scientist's, Collins presents several scientific as well philosophical cases for the existence of God(Intelligent design not included). If you're one of those people who like to just skate over serious issues concerning spirituality and don't want to do it feeling uncomfortable, this book is for you.

What the bleep is probably one of the most famous and passed around movies that talk about the holographic model of the universe. Easy to watch and is entertaining at the same time. You'll probably feel like a different person after watching this.

Jung is probably one of my favorite authors, his thinking is as influential as it was unconventional for his time. This is a brief argument for the existence of acausual meaningful coincidences. If you want more bang for your buck, i would recomend cosmos and psyche because it goes into so much more depth.