Yet the question remains. How was Carroll able to convey certain details of the story without having had a single mushroom experience let alone relate in mythic terms what only a person having the knowledge and experience of someone like Terence McKenna could relate?

And bear in mind that Mckenna had experienced hundreds of hallucinogenic experiences before he began to theorize about the nature of hallucinogens and their effects on the human mind.

In my article Alice and the Rabbit Holographic Universe I begin my attempt to offer an explanation that centers on Jungian notion of the collective unconscious. My treatment also draws upon what what modern science calls the holographic paradigm.

In part one of Alice and the Rabbit Holographic Universe (ARHU) I lay the theoretical framework for the mechanism capable of relaying what I term non-local information. That is information gained via some other medium other than direct experience or learning. The Holographic Paradigm offers a working model of the Universe that helps explain all manner of paranormal experiences.

In my yet to be published part 2 of ARHU I delve into the specific examples of of the Wonderland story that could only have come via a non-local mechanism.

If you would like to read part one of ARHU please go to http://emergent-culture.com