The physics of holography was explained with the emphasis on fourier transforms being the mathematics that can convert any image into a series of waveforms and vice versa. How a holographic film can record waves and interference patterns and the holographic property of each piece of a holographic film containing the information of the whole was emphasized. This "each part containing the whole" property was related to concepts in mathematics such as fractals and phi, the golden ratio, which is found throughout nature. The brain and its holographic properties were explained, with an in depth look at how all 5 senses are based on vibration and a small range of frequencies, and how things such as memory, vision and movement are stored in the brain holographically. Ideas from ancient Hermeticism and Vedic science were reviewed and related to these concepts.