Consciousness Holography under the Mind-Matter Unity Perspective: A Dynamic Model of Storage and Retrieval

Addressing the "Hard Problem" of consciousness and the theoretical dilemma of mind-body dualism, this paper further explores the holographic temporal attributes of consciousness based on the ontological hypothesis of Mind-Matter Unity established in The Unified Model of One Body and Three Functions. We propose that the Ground Consciousness Field (GCF), as the hypothetical ontological background of all existence, holographically accommodates all potential and manifested temporal information in an implicit state of "Super Implicate Order." By defining the dynamic mechanisms of "storage as implicit manifestation" and "retrieval as explicit unfolding," this paper demonstrates the modulating roles of thought triggers and consciousness intensity in information extraction. This model not only fundamentally explains the logical gap regarding how matter produces subjective experience but also provides a new cognitive perspective for clinical anomalies such as near-death panoramic retrospection and memory persistence under cellular metabolism.