Holographic Psychology is an abrupt change from the customary behavioristic psychology because its focus lies in actualizing the potential within the individual rather than feeling controlled or victimized by his or her environment.

Holographic Psychology can make the individual aware that his or her reality can be changed by examining his or her belief systems.

The fact that habitual negative habits may be harmful to the individual's state of mind is generally not yet widely accepted. Even today behavioristic orientation is still dominating most cultures. It is where the object of blame is outside the individual, where someone or something else is responsible for our circumstances and our feelings.

Realizing that the causal factor to reaction is due to an internal or "inner" psychological evaluation is new to a first reality understanding yet it was practiced centuries ago by giants like The Buddha, Jesus and Spinoza. For example, Jesus taught that the kingdom of God is within but first level of awareness is not sufficiently developed to comprehend or test its true meaning.

Realizing where ‘Location of Comprehension’ takes place will change our therapeutic approaches to healing and will end the belief that the cause for unhappiness in the individual's life is based on "external" circumstances.

Holographic Psychology principles eliminate the middle man or the subject or object of blame as the individual begins to realize where his or her feelings and interpretations take place.

The psychological principles have to do with unfolding hidden talents that have been asleep perhaps for decades (pre-existing potential) rather than focusing on areas that do not work beneficially for the individual.

What is often expressed as pathological behavior emerged from limiting beliefs that were accepted and then nurtured on a daily basis. These beliefs created a current reality (self-image) for the individual and subsequently justified their behavior or situation.