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0:02dear reader
0:04everyone wants their life to be
0:05comfortable abundant free of illness and
0:08chaos
0:09and yet we often find that life has its
0:10own plans and can leave us feeling like
0:12a paper boat spinning around on life's
0:14turbulent waters
0:16you may have tried all sorts of popular
0:17methods aimed at achieving happiness but
0:19i wonder how effective you found them if
0:21they conformed to the traditional
0:23worldview
0:24this book introduces many strange and
0:26wonderful things
0:28it is also mind-blowing you might not
0:30want to believe it
0:32but you will not have to believe the
0:34methods introduced here invite you to
0:36test everything out for yourself
0:38and when you do your current world view
0:40will crumble
0:42tran surfing is a powerful technique
0:44aimed at giving you the power to create
0:46aspects of your life in a way that would
0:48ordinarily seem
0:49impossible in particular tran surfing
0:52will give you the power to control your
0:53own destiny as you see fit
0:55i promise no miracles and yet something
0:57greater than a miracle awaits you
0:59you will discover that hidden quality of
1:02reality is more extraordinary than any
1:04mystic tradition
1:06there are many books available now on
1:09how to become successful
1:10rich and happy it is a tempting prospect
1:13for who would
1:14not want these things the problem is
1:16that when you start reading these
1:17self-help books you discover that in
1:19order for the technique to work you have
1:21to do certain exercises
1:22embark on some serious soul-searching
1:24meditate and straight away your
1:26enthusiasm wanes
1:28for most people life is busy and
1:30stressful enough without having to add
1:31to the workload by giving yourself
1:33any more to do the books will tell you
1:36that you are imperfect and that change
1:38will have to start with yourself
1:39otherwise there is no point in hoping
1:41for anything more
1:43you might not be entirely satisfied with
1:45yourself but deep down you know that you
1:46do not really want to change
1:48and neither should you have to be
1:50careful of anyone who tells you that you
1:52are less than perfect
1:53for how could anyone else possibly know
1:55how you are meant to be
1:57if you are told that you must change
1:59yourself in order to achieve the things
2:00you want in life
2:02the solution is not where you were
2:04looking for it
2:06the main idea of trans surfing is based
2:08on the existence of the alternative
2:10space
2:10which stores the scripts of all possible
2:12events
2:13the number of alternatives is infinite
2:16just like the number of possible points
2:17on a coordinate graph is infinite
2:19and the alternative space is written
2:22everything that was
2:23is or ever will be under certain
2:26conditions
2:27a person's thought energy can
2:29materialize a given sector of the
2:30alternative space
2:33a potential alternative is embodied in
2:35physical reality like a reflection in
2:37the mirror of alternatives
2:39the individual is capable of shaping
2:41their own reality as long as they
2:43observe
2:43certain rules the mind tries
2:46unsuccessfully to influence the
2:48reflection
2:49instead you have to change the image
2:51that is being reflected
2:53in this book we are not going to do
2:55exercises meditate or obsess with the
2:57self
2:58trans surfing is not so much a method of
3:00self-improvement as a fundamentally
3:02different way of thinking and behaving
3:04in order to get what you desire out of
3:06life
3:07it implies exactly this to get what you
3:10desire from life
3:11rather than having to fight for it the
3:13method of trans surfing is not aimed at
3:15changing the self
3:16it offers a way of returning to self
3:20we all make mistakes in life and then
3:22think how wonderful it would be if we
3:24could turn back the clock and put
3:25everything right
3:27i'm not promise you promising you a
3:29train ticket back to your childhood but
3:32mistakes can be put right
3:34and doing so is a bit like returning to
3:36the past or even stepping
3:37forward into the past the meaning of
3:40these words will become clear towards
3:42the end of the book
3:44you will not have heard or read anywhere
3:46else the things i'm going to tell you
3:47here so be prepared for the unexpected
3:50as enjoyable as it is surprising
3:54chapter one the alternatives model
3:58dreams don't come true the rustle of the
4:01morning stars
4:02i was woken by the neighbor's dog
4:04barking the nasty animal was always
4:06waking me up
4:07how i hated it why should i have to be
4:10woken up by the noise of someone else's
4:11pet
4:12i decided to go out for a walk calm down
4:15and distract myself from the intense
4:16desire to set fire to my neighbor's
4:18house
4:19they say dogs are like their owners this
4:21one was
4:22there always seemed to be some idiot in
4:24my life trying to get me down
4:27feeling stressed i started to get
4:28dressed my slippers had disappeared
4:30again
4:31where are you you sneaky little buggers
4:33when i find you i will chuck you out
4:36it was foggy and damp outside i walked
4:38along the slippery path through the
4:40gloomy forest
4:42almost all the leaves had fallen
4:43exposing the great trunks of half-dead
4:45trees
4:46why do i live in the middle of this
4:48depressing bog
4:50i reached for a cigarette i didn't
4:53really want one but old habits told me i
4:55needed one
4:56need at what point had i become addicted
4:59to cigarettes
5:00it's not very pleasant smoking in the
5:02morning on an empty stomach
5:04i used to be a social smoker it had been
5:06fashionable a symbol of freedom and
5:08style
5:09but the party ends and the great drizzle
5:10of everyday life sets in
5:12bringing with it problems and patches
5:14like slimy puddles
5:17you smoke each problem away several
5:18times as if saying to yourself
5:20i'll just have this quick smoke catch my
5:22breath then launch
5:24back into the dreaded routine
5:29smoke
5:34the smoke got in my eyes making them
5:35sting so i placed my hands over them for
5:38a minute like an upset
5:39child i was so fed up of everything
5:43as if reading my thoughts a birch branch
5:45bent spitefully and hit me hard on the
5:47forehead
5:48bastard in my outrage i broke off the
5:50branch in half and threw it to one side
5:53the branch got caught in a tree and
5:55bounced from side to side and sprang up
5:57and down like a jack-in-the-box as if
5:59mocking my inability to change any
6:01aspect of my world
6:03feeling very low i pushed on
6:07every time i tried to battle with the
6:08world it would at first yield
6:11giving me false hope only then to come
6:13back at me with a hard slap
6:16it's only in films that the hero sets
6:17off toward his goal casting aside
6:19anything and everything that stands in
6:20the way
6:21in reality things are a bit different
6:24life is like a game of roulette
6:26you win once twice even three times
6:30you imagine yourself the prize winner
6:32with the world at your feet
6:33but always end up with less than you
6:35started you are just the turkey fattened
6:37up to be roasted and devoured to the
6:39sounds of happy music and laughter
6:41you were fooling yourself it's not your
6:43lucky day
6:44you made a mistake wallowing in dark
6:47thoughts i arrived at the beach
6:49sharp waves were biting viciously at the
6:51sandy shore
6:52the cold damp sea breeze blew at me
6:55bitterly
6:56fat seagulls wandered around the
6:57shoreline lazily pecking at rotten waste
7:01their eyes carried a cold black empty
7:03look as if reflecting the cold and
7:04antagonism of the world around me
7:07a was collecting empty bottles on
7:09the beach i wished he would disappear
7:11i wanted to be alone but he was walking
7:13towards me probably wanting to scrounge
7:16something i decided to go home was there
7:18no peace anywhere
7:20i was so tired i realized that the
7:22feeling of tiredness
7:23never left me even when i was relaxing
7:27at some point i had started killing time
7:29as if
7:30sitting out at a prison sentence
7:33i was always waiting for things to
7:35change for a new stage in my life to
7:37begin
7:38where i would be different and able to
7:39enjoy life but that stage was always
7:41somewhere in the future
7:43in the meantime it was the same old
7:45drudgery
7:46i kept waiting but the better future
7:49remained as elusive
7:50as ever i would return home and do the
7:54same thing i always did
7:56eat a boring breakfast and then leave
7:57for my dull job
7:59forcing myself to produce results which
8:01mattered to someone else
8:02but not to me it would be just another
8:05day of the same tiresome
8:07meaningless life i was woken by the
8:10russell of the morning stars
8:12what a sad dream it was as if i had
8:15returned to a period in my past
8:17thank goodness it was only a dream i
8:20stretched with relief just like my cat
8:22does
8:23there he was lying lazily sprawled out
8:25only as ears giving any sign that he was
8:27aware of my presence
8:29get up you whiskered thing are you
8:30coming with me for a walk
8:33i had placed an order for a sunny day
8:34and so set off towards the sea
8:37the path led through the forest and the
8:38rustle of the morning stars gradually
8:40faded
8:41giving way to the multivoiced choir of
8:43the bird nation
8:44someone in the bushes was trying
8:45especially hard food
8:48food there he was the little wretch
8:50however can such a little ball of fluff
8:53squawk so loudly only now did it occur
8:56to me
8:56although every bird had a different
8:58voice none were ever out of tune with
9:00the rest of the choir
9:02they always managed to produce such a
9:03graceful symphony
9:05no orchestra however sophisticated could
9:07be favorably compared
9:10the sun stretched out its rays between
9:12the trees creating a magical
9:13backlighting that highlighted the
9:15voluminous depth
9:16and richness of the colors of the forest
9:18and transforming it into one miraculous
9:20hologram
9:22the path led me diligently towards the
9:24sea the emerald waves exchanged
9:26whisperings with a warm sea breeze
9:28the shore seemed endless and empty but i
9:31felt comfortable and at peace
9:32as if the overpopulated world had
9:34created a secluded corner just for me
9:37some people believe the world is an
9:39illusion created by the mind but i could
9:40not imagine having such a high opinion
9:42of myself
9:44that i could think that all this beauty
9:45was the product of my own consciousness
9:49still feeling the effect of my
9:50oppressive dream i began to reminisce
9:52about my former life
9:53which had actually been as dull and
9:55gloomy as my dream
9:57like a lot of people i had often
9:59demanded that the world give me all i
10:01felt it owed me but in response
10:03it had turned its back on me an
10:04indifference
10:06i was advised by others wiser and more
10:08experienced in myself not to give up
10:10because the world doesn't give up that
10:12easily either you have to fight for what
10:14you want
10:15so i tried battling with the world but i
10:17didn't get anywhere and ended up
10:18exhausted
10:20my advisors had a ready answer for this
10:22too you are the problem
10:23change yourself before you start
10:24demanding things of life
10:26so i battled with myself but this turned
10:28out to be even harder than battling with
10:30the world
10:33then one day i dreamed that i was in a
10:34nature reserve in the dream i was
10:36surrounded by
10:37indescribable beauty i was walking
10:40through the reserve and admiring the
10:41full wonder of it all when i came across
10:43an angry old man with a gray beard
10:45who as far as i could make out was the
10:47guardian of the reserve
10:49he watched me in silence i walked up to
10:51him but as soon as i opened my mouth to
10:53speak he cut across me
10:55in a cold tone he said that he didn't
10:56want to hear a word he was tired of
10:58noisy and capricious visitors who were
11:00constantly displeased
11:01always making demands and left mountains
11:04of rubbish after themselves
11:06i nodded in sympathy and walked on
11:09i was amazed by the unique beauty of the
11:11reserve and wondered why i hadn't
11:13visited it before
11:14enchanted i continued to wander around
11:17taking in the magnificence on all sides
11:20no words could fully describe the
11:21perfection of the landscape
11:23my mind went blank and stunned
11:26admiration soon the guardian appeared
11:28before me again
11:30the austere look on his face had
11:31softened and he beckoned for me to
11:34follow
11:34we climbed to the top of a green hill
11:36and from there the spectacular view of a
11:38picturesque valley opened before us
11:41i could make out some kind of village
11:43with toy houses decorated with plants
11:45and flowers
11:46like an illustration in a book of fairy
11:48tales had the scene before me appeared
11:50more real
11:51i could have stood regarding it with
11:53delight for some time
11:56as it was i started to suspect that such
11:58fabulous beauty was the stuff of dreams
12:00and not real life
12:02i turned to the guardian with a
12:03questioning look but he just sneered
12:05into his beard
12:06as if to say we're only just getting
12:08started
12:10as we descended into the valley below it
12:12began to dawn on me that i could not
12:13remember how i had arrived at the
12:15reserve
12:16i was hoping the old man could give me
12:17an explanation then i must have made
12:19some clumsy remark about how it must
12:21feel pretty damn good to be one of the
12:23lucky ones who could afford to live in
12:24such a beautiful place
12:26to which openly displaying his
12:28irritation the guardian replied
12:30who is stopping you from joining them i
12:33started to go on about how not everyone
12:34was born rich
12:35and we don't choose our fate the
12:38guardian ignored my words and said
12:40that's the point everyone is free to
12:42choose any destiny they wish
12:44the only freedom we truly have is the
12:46freedom of choice
12:47you can choose anything you want
12:50his statement did it not at all fit with
12:52my philosophy of life
12:54and i made to argue with him but the
12:56guardian would not listen
12:58fool he said you have the right to
13:00choose
13:01but you don't exercise it you do not
13:03even understand what to choose really
13:05means
13:06this is ridiculous i thought what does
13:08he mean by i can choose whatever i want
13:11anyone would think that you could just
13:14conjure up anything you wanted at that
13:17moment i suddenly realized that i was
13:19dreaming
13:20the situation threw me and i did not
13:22know how to behave
13:25as far as i can recollect i hinted to
13:27the old man that he could choose to
13:28speak rubbish whether in a dream or in
13:30waking but there ended the extent of his
13:32freedom
13:33my comment did not seem to bother the
13:34guardian at all in fact he laughed in
13:37response
13:38aware of how ridiculous the situation
13:40was what was the point of getting into a
13:42debate with a figure from my own dream
13:44i was considering whether it would be
13:46better to wake myself up
13:48as if reading my mind the old man said
13:50that's enough we don't have much time i
13:52hadn't expected them to send me a
13:54like you
13:55but i must carry on with what my mission
13:57entails nonetheless
14:00i was going to ask him what his mission
14:02was and who
14:03they are but he ignored me instead
14:06giving me a riddle
14:07which at the time seemed quite absurd
14:10everyone can have the freedom to choose
14:12whatever they want but there's a riddle
14:14for you
14:15how do you acquire that freedom when you
14:17guess the answer correctly
14:18your apples will fall to the sky what
14:21apples
14:22i was beginning to lose patience and
14:24said that i had no intention of solving
14:26any riddles
14:27miracles only happened in dreams and
14:28fairy tales in reality
14:30apples generally fall to the ground to
14:32which he replied that's enough
14:34let's go there's something i must show
14:36you
14:37regrettably when i woke up i could not
14:39remember the end of the dream
14:40however i did have the distinct feeling
14:42that although i was unable to
14:44express it consciously the guardian had
14:46imparted some kind of information to me
14:48just one word seeped through in into my
14:51mind
14:52but i had no idea what it meant tran
14:54surfing
14:56the thought i found going around my mind
14:58was that i did not have to totally
15:00furnish my world myself
15:02that everything that was to be mine had
15:04been created long ago without my
15:06participation
15:07but for my own well-being there was
15:10absolutely no point in battling with the
15:12world for a place under the sun
15:14and no one was stopping me from simply
15:15choosing the life that i wanted to have
15:19at first the idea seemed absurd i would
15:21probably have forgotten all about it if
15:23i had not
15:24to my amazement soon afterwards started
15:26having very clear recollections of what
15:28the guardian meant by the word
15:29choose and how to actually make a choice
15:32the answer to the guardian's riddle came
15:34to me of its own accord
15:36as knowledge does sometimes seem to come
15:38from nowhere every day i learned
15:40something new and each time i felt
15:42huge surprises sometimes bordering on
15:45fear
15:45i can give no rational explanation of
15:48how this knowledge came to me
15:49but one thing i am certain of i could
15:53never have myself made it up
15:56ever since i discovered tran surfing or
15:58rather since it was given
16:00to me to discover my life has been
16:02filled with joyful meaning
16:04anyone who has ever been involved in
16:06some kind of creative work will know the
16:08happiness and fulfillment that comes
16:09along with creating something with your
16:11own hands
16:12imagine in the feeling of creating your
16:14own destiny
16:16even the expression to create your own
16:17destiny as it is
16:19interpreted in the usual sense fails to
16:21describe what i mean here
16:24tran surfing is a method that frees you
16:26to choose your own destiny
16:28literally like you would choose
16:29something in a supermarket
16:32i want to share this with you so that
16:34you can understand why
16:35apple's fall to the sky why the morning
16:37stars rustle
16:38and many other curious things the
16:41guardians riddle
16:43there are different interpretations of
16:45the nature of fate one interpretation
16:47is that fate is your lot in life
16:50something predetermined
16:51and which however hard you try you
16:53cannot ever escape
16:56this definition is rather limiting as it
16:58suggests that if
16:59a rough lot has befallen you in life
17:02there is no hope
17:03of anything ever getting any better
17:05despite this
17:06there will always be those who willingly
17:08accept this definition of fate because
17:10it is convenient
17:11they would rather life be reliable and
17:13the future more or less predictable
17:15than live with the fear of uncertainty
17:18nonetheless the total inevitability
17:21implied by this interpretation of fate
17:23leaves one feeling dissatisfied and even
17:25a little resentful
17:27people who are deprived of good luck
17:29lament their fate and naturally question
17:31why life is so unfair
17:33why is it that some people have more
17:34than they could ever desire while others
17:36never seem to have enough
17:38why is it that things come easily to
17:40some while others never achieve results
17:42however hard they try
17:44some people are endowed with natural
17:45beauty intellect and strength
17:47while others seem to have inferior goods
17:50label
17:50stuck to their forehead for their entire
17:52life as if paying for some kind of
17:54previously committed sin
17:56why does such inequality exist why does
17:59life and its endless diversity place
18:01limits on certain groups of people
18:03and where exactly did those less lucky
18:05go wrong
18:07people often feel hurt and indignant
18:09when they realize they are less
18:10fortunate than others
18:11and they search for an explanation for
18:13their circumstances
18:14this is when many people turn to
18:16teachings that support ideas such as
18:18karma
18:18and retribution for sins committed in
18:20previous lives
18:22one would think that all the lord our
18:24god had to do
18:25with his time was discipline his naughty
18:27children
18:28and that despite his omnipotence he
18:30evidently struggles with the parenting
18:32side of things
18:33putting off the punishment of
18:35retribution until a later date
18:37one wonders what the point could be of
18:40punishing a person
18:41for something they do not actually
18:42remember doing
18:45another popular explanation for
18:46inequality spreads the false hope
18:48that those who suffer and live their
18:50lives in need will later receive
18:52generous compensation
18:54although it is not clear whether good
18:55fortune awaits them in heaven or in a
18:57future life
18:58whatever the arrangement explanations
19:00like these can never leave one fully
19:02satisfied
19:04whether past and future lives exist or
19:05not is also of little significance
19:08you can only be aware of the life you
19:09are living now and in so
19:11it is the only one you have if you
19:14believe that your fate is predetermined
19:16then the best remedy for the despondence
19:18you may feel is acceptance
19:21there will always be people around you
19:22to give you good advice like
19:24if you want to be happy just be happy be
19:26optimistic
19:27be satisfied with what you have there
19:29will always be someone to tell you that
19:31the cause of your unhappiness is your
19:33own constant complaining and unrealistic
19:35expectations of life
19:37and that you could be happy by
19:38definition if you would simply
19:40reconnect with your inner drawdule
19:44inner child i guess you might
19:46half-heartedly agree whilst at the same
19:48time awkwardly
19:49acknowledging how uninspired you really
19:51feel about greeting your dull life with
19:53newfound joy
19:55surely we have the right to expect more
19:57why should we have to force ourselves to
19:58be happy when it is as futile
20:00as trying to force yourself to love
20:02someone
20:04then there are the quote-unquote
20:06enlightened individuals preaching
20:08universal love and forgiveness
20:10the world is like a blanket of illusion
20:12that can pull up
20:13over your head to protect yourself from
20:15encountering the severity of life
20:17head-on
20:18and everything does get a little easier
20:20as a result
20:21deep down however it is still difficult
20:23to comprehend why you should forgive
20:25those you hate
20:26and love those you have no genuine
20:28feeling for what good is happiness if it
20:30is faked
20:32surely happiness should come naturally
20:33rather than being squeezed from the soul
20:35like the last drop of toothpaste from a
20:37tube
20:38there are others who refuse to believe
20:40that life is boring and primitive enough
20:42to be reduced to
20:43predetermined fate this type of person
20:46would rather be satisfied with what they
20:47have
20:48managed to achieve by their own
20:49abilities than accept the lot they have
20:51been
20:52dealt this is a different perception of
20:54fate whereby you make your own luck
20:56and good luck has to be fought for that
20:59is just how it is
21:00wise people will tell you that life is
21:02not given to anyone on a plate
21:04and that if you are not satisfied with
21:06what you have you must dig your heels in
21:08and work hard to attain the happiness
21:09you want
21:11the history books describe brave heroes
21:13who fought and labored day and night
21:15overcoming unimaginable obstacles
21:17the victors were rewarded with the
21:18laurels of success but only after
21:21suffering all the burdens and privations
21:23of battle
21:24this take on fate is not very logical
21:26either millions of people battle in
21:28labor but true success
21:30comes to but a few you can spend your
21:32entire life struggling desperately for a
21:34place under the sun
21:35and yet get nowhere why would life be so
21:38cruel
21:38and unyielding what a heavy burden it is
21:41to have to battle with the world to get
21:43what you want
21:44and if the world does not respond to
21:46have to battle with yourself
21:47how hard is it to believe that if you
21:50are poor ill
21:51ugly or unlucky it is your own fault
21:54that you are flawed and so you must
21:56change these ideas suggest that you are
21:58an accumulation
21:59of various shortcomings and defects
22:01which must be worked on
22:03unless you are lucky enough to be born
22:05rich and happy your lot in life is
22:07either to humbly bear your own cross
22:09or dedicate your entire life to fighting
22:11against it
22:12it is somehow not a view of life that
22:14ready fills the heart with joy
22:18surely there is a glimmer of hope among
22:20these dismal beliefs
22:22fortunately there is a glimmer of hope
22:24that comes
22:25from a totally different view of things
22:28the solution is as simple as it is
22:30enjoyable in contrast to the other views
22:32described above
22:34in trans surfing the concept of fate is
22:37based on alternative model of the
22:38universe before you wave your hand in
22:41disappointment and decide that you are
22:42being fed yet another
22:44chimera remember that every known
22:47concept of fate originates from a
22:49specific world view
22:51which in turn is based on a number of
22:53unproven principles
22:55for example materialism is founded on
22:58the proposition that matter is primary
23:00and consciousness is secondary idealism
23:03claims the opposite
23:04neither of these philosophies has been
23:06proven and yet models of the universe
23:08and constructed
23:09are constructed around both each model
23:12is convincing enough
23:13and has its own loyal defenders both
23:15materialism and idealism explain the
23:17phenomenon of the world via philosophy
23:20science and religion and both are right
23:22and both are wrong
23:24in their own ways man will never be able
23:26to describe
23:27absolute truth with total accuracy
23:29because the notions used in our attempts
23:31to describe the truth
23:32are of themselves relative there is a
23:35well-known
23:36parable about three blind men who
23:37describe an elephant by studying it
23:39with their hands the first blind man
23:42touches the elephant's trunk
23:44the second touches the leg and the third
23:46touches the ear
23:48each draws conclusions about what kind
23:50of animal the elephant represents based
23:52on their own findings
23:53it would be pointless to try and prove
23:55that only one description of the three
23:57is correct
23:58what is important is that the
23:59description be relevant and
24:01applicable you have no doubt heard the
24:04idea expressed that reality is an
24:06illusion created by the mind
24:08but no one has explained in detail where
24:10the illusion comes from
24:12does it mean that we are all in a sense
24:14watching a film
24:15of course it is highly unlikely that a
24:17concrete rational substantiation of this
24:20idea will ever be upheld
24:22others hold the opposite opinion that
24:23the material world is simply a mechanism
24:25which functions according to its own
24:27immutable laws
24:28and cannot be governed by human
24:30consciousness there is surely
24:32an irrefutable grain of truth in this
24:34idea
24:35the human mind likes to have its feet on
24:38solid ground
24:39free of ambiguity and so for centuries
24:41scholars have been tearing
24:42one theory to pieces in favor of another
24:45which is then placed high on a pedestal
24:48after every fight on the intellectual
24:49battlefield for truth
24:51just one fact remains undefeated every
24:54theory
24:55represents a separate aspect of the
24:57phenomenon of a multi-faceted reality
25:02each theory that stands the test of time
25:04has its place for they all represent
25:06one aspect of reality if you decide that
25:09fate is something pre-predestined
25:11that you cannot personally change then
25:13this is how it will be
25:15in effect you are voluntarily giving
25:17yourself to the will of others
25:19becoming like a small boat floating at
25:21the mercy of the waves
25:23if however you decide that you can
25:25create your own destiny then you will
25:26consciously take responsibility for
25:28everything that happens in your life
25:30battling against the waves in an attempt
25:33to sail your little boat
25:35you may have noticed that whatever you
25:37choose is always manifested
25:39what you choose is what you get whatever
25:42worldview you choose to believe in
25:44the truth of that worldview will always
25:46be on your side and others will argue
25:48with you because they too are right
25:52any aspect of reality can be taken as a
25:54starting point
25:55and subsequently developed into a whole
25:57field of knowledge
25:58and it will have logical consistency and
26:00successfully reflect one manifestation
26:02of reality
26:04an entire field of knowledge can be
26:06substantiated by just one fact
26:08which although not fully understood has
26:11its place
26:12for example quantum physics is based on
26:15a number of unproven truths
26:17and postulates which cannot be proven
26:20because they serve as the basic starting
26:22point for a given field
26:24of knowledge in quantum physics a
26:26microcosm sometimes acts as a particle
26:29and sometimes as a wave unable to
26:32provide an unambiguous explanation for
26:34such dualism
26:36scientists took the phenomenon to be an
26:38axiom
26:39the postulates of quantum physics bring
26:41together different aspects of reality in
26:43all its diversity of form
26:45just like the blind men in the parable
26:47in one case proclaimed that the elephant
26:49functions like a stump
26:50and in another like a snake if
26:54in describing the microcosm one chooses
26:56chooses to start with its
26:58particle quality as fundamental then one
27:01arrives at the model of the atom
27:03created by the famous niels bohr
27:06in the bohr model the electrons rotate
27:08around the nucleus like the in the
27:10planets in the solar system
27:12if on the other hand one takes the main
27:14quality to be the wave
27:15then the model of the atom will look
27:17like a blurry dot
27:19both models work reflecting different
27:21manifestations of reality
27:23in this case too one could say that the
27:25scientists get what they choose
27:28any manifestation of reality can serve
27:30as a postulate
27:31or the basis for an argument which will
27:33undoubtedly make sense and have its
27:35place
27:36in search of truth people have always
27:38striven to understand the nature of the
27:40world
27:41studying its individual parts bodies of
27:44scientific knowledge were created to
27:46describe and explain the various
27:47phenomenon of nature
27:49and often they contradict each other the
27:51nature of the world is one
27:53but it reveals itself to us in many
27:54guises
27:56as soon as one face has been studied and
27:58explained another appears that does not
28:00fully correspond to the first
28:02scientists have attempted to overcome
28:03these contradictions by encompassing
28:06the diverse manifestations of reality in
28:08a single model of the universe
28:10but this is no easy task there is one
28:12irrefutable fact that
28:14unites and reconciles all branches of
28:16knowledge
28:17and that is the diverse and multifaceted
28:19nature of reality
28:21variability is the world's most
28:23fundamental quality
28:27for some reason the defenders of
28:28different fields of knowledge disregard
28:30this fact in their attempts to describe
28:32individual phenomenon despite the fact
28:35that there is so much
28:36that could be learned from it
28:38variability is a key reference point
28:40just like zero is the main reference
28:42point for a coordinate grid
28:45any starting point for a particular area
28:47of knowledge is secondary in relation to
28:50this key reference point of variability
28:52and yet it is bypassed as if it held no
28:55information
28:57nonetheless it does carry information
28:59and information of quite an
29:00extraordinary nature
29:02to solve the guardian's riddle we will
29:04take the quality of variability as a
29:06starting point
29:07in other words we will take a postulate
29:09the fact
29:10that reality manifests itself in an
29:12infinite variety of forms
29:15despite the very general nature of this
29:17postulate it reveals quite fascinating
29:19knowledge
29:20we start with the idea that all diverse
29:22manifestations of reality
29:24originate in a common source the world
29:26manifests itself
29:28as movement of matter through time and
29:30space and this movement
29:32is subject to certain laws
29:35as you know points are plotted on a
29:37graph in accordance with mathematical
29:39formula
29:41you could say that the function which
29:42determines how points are plotted on a
29:44graph
29:44is also a law so where are the laws of
29:48the universe
29:48written formula-like laws are but an
29:52abstract product of the human mind
29:54created for the convenience of
29:55expressing concepts
29:57it is highly unlikely that the laws of
29:59nature are recorded anywhere
30:02could a graph be created that marked the
30:05position of all points of matter
30:07of course one could theoretically mark
30:09the coordinates of the infinite number
30:10of all existing points in the universe
30:12but the capacity of the human memory is
30:14too limited to cope with such a massive
30:17volume of data
30:19nature on the other hand has no
30:20difficulty with eternity
30:22nature has no need of a formula to
30:24generalize the position and movement of
30:26points on a graph
30:28if the graph line were to be broken up
30:30into infinitely small points then every
30:32point could be seen as a cause
30:34and the next point as the consequent
30:36effect whereby any movement of a point
30:38of matter through time and space
30:40could be perceived as an infinite chain
30:42of infinitesimal
30:44examples of cause and effect
30:49in science we describe the movement of
30:50matter in terms of laws
30:52but in nature this movement exists in
30:54its natural form as the infinite flow
30:56of cause and effect generally speaking
30:59information concerning all possible
31:01points along the path of moving matter
31:03is stored in an information field which
31:05we refer to here as the alternative
31:07space
31:08the field contains information about
31:11everything
31:12that ever has been is and
31:15ever will be the alternative space is a
31:18material information structure
31:21it is an infinite field containing
31:23information on all possible scenarios of
31:25any event that could ever
31:27possibly take place one could say that
31:30the alternative space contains
31:31absolutely everything
31:34we can hardly guess the form this
31:35information takes
31:37and yet our purpose here does not
31:38require us to know this
31:40the important thing is to establish that
31:42the alternative space
31:44serves as a template or coordinate grid
31:47for the movement of all matter in time
31:50and space
31:53every point in space contains its own
31:55version of a given event
31:58for the ease of understanding let us say
32:00that each variation or version has a
32:02script
32:02and scenery the scenery is the external
32:05form of a phenomenon
32:07whereas the script is the path that
32:09matter moves along
32:10for the sake of convenience the
32:12alternative space can be said to have
32:14different sectors the greater the
32:16distance between the sectors the more
32:18the script and scenery will differ
32:21a person's destiny also has numerous
32:23alternatives
32:25theoretically speaking there are no
32:27limits to the scripts and sceneries of
32:29human existence because the alternative
32:31space is infinite
32:33any seemingly insignificant event can
32:35affect a twist of fate
32:37a person's life just like any other
32:39movement of matter represents a chain of
32:41cause and effect events
32:43in the alternative space the effect is
32:45always located in close proximity to its
32:47cause
32:49one follows the other and so the sectors
32:51of a person's destiny create a lifeline
32:54the scripts and settings of the sectors
32:56on one line are more or less uniform
32:58a person's life flows evenly in one
33:00direction until such time as an event
33:02occurs that changes the scripts and
33:04sceneries
33:05when this happens destiny takes a turn
33:08and shifts to another lifeline
33:10experiencing lifelines placed very close
33:13together is like watching a play
33:14and then the next day going to the
33:16theater again to see the same play
33:18but this time the stage scenery is
33:20different
33:21if during the next theater season you
33:23saw the play with the same actors
33:25but there had been a significant change
33:27to the script this would be like
33:28experiencing a lifeline situated
33:30slightly further away
33:32in the alternative space finally if you
33:35watch the same production in a different
33:37theater you would see a totally
33:38different interpretation of the play
33:40and this would be like experiencing a
33:42lifeline that exists
33:44a significant distance from the first
33:47reality has such diversity of form
33:49because the number of alternatives for
33:51its manifestation
33:52is limitless any starting point for one
33:56or another form of manifestation results
33:58in a chain of cause and effect
34:00relationships
34:02one could say that reality unfolds
34:04through life depending on the selection
34:06of the original reference point and so
34:08ultimately
34:09everyone gets what they choose you have
34:12the right to choose precisely because an
34:14internal number of alternatives
34:15already exist no one is preventing you
34:18from choosing the destiny you would feel
34:20comfortable having
34:22managing your own destiny comes down to
34:24one single thing
34:25making the choice tran surfing shows you
34:28how to make that choice
34:31so an information structure exists that
34:34contains an infinite number of potential
34:36alternatives each with its own unique
34:37script and scenery
34:39the process of transformation into
34:41physical reality corresponds to that
34:43laid down in the information structure
34:46how matter moves through the alternative
34:47space can be demonstrated by the
34:49following metaphor
34:52imagine a water pipe with a cooling ring
34:54that moves slowly along the pipe
34:55causing the water inside it to freeze
34:58the effect of the cooling ring makes it
35:00look
35:00as if a crystal of ice is moving through
35:03the water
35:05water molecules tend to remain in
35:06roughly the same place in a relatively
35:08free state
35:10at the moment that the cooling ring
35:12passes through a given sector of water
35:14the molecules inside the ring are
35:16solidified into a frozen crystal
35:19as the ring moves further down the pipe
35:21the frozen water in the area behind the
35:23ring
35:23melts again and the molecules are once
35:26again freed up
35:27it is not the crystal itself that moves
35:29in other words
35:30it is not a single chunk of ice that
35:32floats through the water
35:33but the potential to create the
35:35structure of ice i.e
35:37the frozen state the water in the pipe
35:40serves as an analogy for the alternative
35:42space and the crystal
35:44of ice as an analogy for the material
35:46manifestation of a particular
35:47alternative
35:49the water molecules are like people and
35:51their position to the crystal
35:53structure is like a manifestation in
35:55physical reality of one possible fate
35:58there is no single answer to the
36:00question of what the cooling ring
36:01symbolizes in other words how and why
36:04the information structure transforms
36:06into physical matter
36:07no one can say in a microcosm
36:10matter can behave as a bundle of energy
36:13we know that in a vacuum for example
36:15microparticles undergo a continual
36:17process of birth and annihilation
36:19suggesting that matter is present and
36:21yet does not represent
36:22a physical substance the one thing that
36:25is clear
36:26is that the things we can touch have an
36:28intangible energetic
36:29foundation to them i hope i have not
36:33overwhelmed the reader with too much
36:34physics
36:35particularly as we are just at the very
36:38beginning of trans surfing
36:40the things you learn in this book may
36:42come as a bit of a surprise
36:44so naturally i offer some theoretical
36:46substantiation
36:48just to help the mind keep a firm
36:50footing
36:51do be patient the wave is another
36:55analogy for the process of physical
36:56manifestation in which the sea
36:58is the alternative space and the wave
37:01the material manifestation
37:02of a given alternative take a wave that
37:05forms in the sea after an earthquake
37:08it looks like the wave moves across the
37:10surface of the sea
37:11in a hump but in fact the water remains
37:14in one place
37:15it is not a mass of water that is moving
37:17across the sea so much as the energetic
37:20potential for transformation into
37:22physical reality
37:23it is only when the accumulation of
37:25water finally reaches the shore
37:27that it breaks on the ground any other
37:30wave
37:31behaves in the same manner does this
37:33mean that material manifestation moves
37:35through time and space
37:36while the potential alternatives remain
37:38in one place for eternity
37:40in the space of everything that was is
37:42and will be
37:44why not time of itself is as static as
37:48space
37:49the passing of time is only felt when it
37:51turns like
37:52film footage one shot following another
37:55if you unroll the film and look at all
37:57the frames put together
37:58there is no time because all the frames
38:00exist simultaneously
38:03time is static until we start looking at
38:05each frame in sequence
38:07it is the same in life which is why the
38:10idea that everything comes and goes
38:12is so deeply rooted in our minds
38:15everything that is recorded in the field
38:17of information has always been there and
38:19will always be there
38:21lifelines exist like a reel of film
38:24things that have happened in the past do
38:26not just disappear
38:27and what has yet to be in the future is
38:30already present here
38:31in the now the current section of a
38:33person's life is a material
38:35manifestation of the alternative space
38:37in this section of their lifeline this
38:40idea might be slightly perturbing
38:42and you might be asking yourself how it
38:45is possible
38:46for countless alternatives of your own
38:48fate to exist simultaneously in
38:50stasis who is responsible for this
38:53god or the laws of nature perhaps
38:57imagine a point on a coordinate grid in
38:59school we are taught that any point on
39:01the grid
39:01can have any x and y coordinate from
39:04minus to plus infinity
39:05and yet it does not occur to anyone to
39:08ask why a point can have absolutely any
39:10coordinate
39:12imagine if the point that moves along
39:13the function line
39:15we're surprised and asked how can this
39:17be
39:18that the path i have traveled so far has
39:20always existed
39:22and always will and how can it be that
39:24the path i'm about to travel
39:26has already been outlined in advance
39:30it would seem strange to the point but
39:32not to you
39:33because you are observing its path from
39:35above and able to see things
39:37from a different perspective
39:40the alternative space serves as a
39:42template that determines how physical
39:44reality can show itself
39:47imagine a person walking through a dark
39:49forest with a torch
39:50in the dark the person holding the torch
39:52lights up a small area around themselves
39:55the entire forest is like the
39:56alternative space
39:58while the area which is lit up is like
40:00the physical manifestation of the
40:01alternative in that area
40:03the question remains as to what provides
40:06the light
40:06in other words what ignites ie
40:09materializes a particular alternative
40:12within the template
40:14to answer this question we need to take
40:16a different starting point
40:18nowadays most people agree that thoughts
40:20are material
40:22there is also evidence that reality
40:23takes two forms
40:25on the one hand material existence
40:27defines consciousness
40:28and on the other hand there is clear
40:30evidence to the contrary
40:31indicating that consciousness also
40:33defines physical existence
40:36therefore thoughts not only provide the
40:38motivation for human action
40:40they also have a direct influence on our
40:42reality
40:43for example our worst expectations
40:46generally tend to come true
40:48of course one could argue that this is
40:50not because our thoughts were
40:52materialized
40:53but rather that our thoughts were a
40:55premonition of impending misfortune
40:58that would have occurred anyway there is
41:01undoubtedly much that is unclear and
41:03ambiguous about paranormal phenomena
41:06however that does not mean that one
41:07should ignore or negate the relationship
41:09between thought and the process of
41:11material realization
41:12much evidence exists to indicate the
41:14direct impact
41:16of thought on reality one way or another
41:20individual consciousness shapes a
41:21person's destiny
41:23this book focuses specifically on how
41:25this is possible
41:27thought energy transforms possible
41:29alternatives
41:30into physical reality this statement
41:34is correct because reality can be
41:35manifested in any form defined by
41:37consciousness
41:39evidence of this hypothesis can be found
41:41not only in everyday life but also in
41:43the experiments of quantum physics
41:46for our purposes the specific mechanism
41:49by which thought energy interacts with
41:50this alternative space
41:52is of no great consequence it is not yet
41:55clear by what means the transfer of
41:57information takes place
41:59whether on an energetic level or by some
42:01other means
42:03for convenience sake we will simply work
42:05with the idea
42:06that thought energy lights up a certain
42:09sector of the alternative space
42:11as a result of which one alternative is
42:14transformed into physical reality
42:17waves of thought energy find the sector
42:19in the alternative space that
42:20corresponds in quality
42:23the alternative of that sector is then
42:24made manifest on the physical level
42:27marking the process of how consciousness
42:29creates reality
42:31you should bear in mind that this is
42:33only one way of manifesting reality
42:36generally speaking it is not possible to
42:38create the reality you desire simply by
42:40sitting in one place and contemplating
42:42it
42:43although people do exist who are capable
42:45of materializing object
42:47literally out of air they are very few
42:50in number
42:50and as a rule do not advertise their
42:52abilities
42:53nonetheless thoughts have as much impact
42:57on a person's destiny as concrete
42:59actions do
43:00people are used to the idea that there
43:02is a visible and clearly comprehensible
43:04connection between their actions and the
43:06consequences of them
43:08by contrast the impact of one's thoughts
43:11imperceptibly and so appears
43:14inexplicable
43:14and unpredictable it might seem
43:17difficult to determine a causal
43:19relationship
43:19between one's thoughts and subsequent
43:21events but soon you will see that the
43:24connection is quite direct a person gets
43:26what they choose some may conclude that
43:30i
43:30seem to be saying that the seas
43:33mountains
43:34planets and the galaxy are all just a
43:36product of their personal thought energy
43:39this is because people have a tendency
43:41to consider themselves the center of the
43:42universe
43:43whereas in an actual fact they are just
43:46a tiny dot
43:47in infinite space the world is inhabited
43:50by millions of living organisms and
43:52every single one of them
43:54contributes to the creation of reality
43:57every living being has its own
43:59characteristic thought energy
44:01if you are not comfortable viewing
44:02plants as capable of thought
44:04then you can refer to the process
44:06differently it does not change the
44:07nature
44:08of the phenomenon nobody can say with
44:10certainty that inert objects do not have
44:12a quality similar to the thought energy
44:14emanated by living beings
44:16to say nothing of the one spirit
44:18permeating all things which we call god
44:21every being has consciousness
44:23and forms the layer which makes its own
44:26world
44:27one could say that everything in this
44:29world carries a particle of god
44:32and this is how he governs the whole
44:33world
44:35we all live in the same world and yet
44:37every individual moves along their own
44:39lifeline
44:40the qualities of the material world are
44:42the same for everybody
44:44it is just that its concrete realization
44:46is unique within the
44:48context of a person's life for example
44:51imagine that you are a tourist walking
44:53around a beautiful city
44:55you admire the sights and the
44:56architecture you take in the flower beds
44:59the fountains
45:00the park avenues and the smiling faces
45:02of the city's prosperous inhabitants
45:05then as you pass by a rubbish bin you
45:07see a homeless person
45:08he is in the same city as you in the
45:10same dimension
45:12but he does not see what you see he sees
45:14an empty bottle in the bin
45:16a dirty wall his competitor who wanted
45:19the bottle too
45:20and a policeman eyeing him with
45:21suspicion you live on one lifeline and
45:24the homeless man on another
45:26your lifelines intersected at a point in
45:28the alternative space
45:30bringing you together into the same
45:32world in the dimension of physical
45:33reality
45:35all manifestation of a material nature
45:37has an energetic foundation
45:39the energy field is primary and all
45:41physical manifestation is secondary
45:44scientists attempt to unite different
45:46manifestations of energy
45:47within the context of a single theory
45:50and soon they will achieve good results
45:52however they will find that they have to
45:55keep adding many more things to the
45:57theory because reality takes on
45:59an infinite number of forms without
46:01going into too much detail we will take
46:03energy to be an abstract force which is
46:06invisible but nonetheless exists
46:09for our purposes it is enough to accept
46:11the fact that the energy of human
46:13thought is material
46:14thought energy does not just spin round
46:17inside a person's head
46:18it flows out into the space beyond the
46:21head and interacts with the wider energy
46:23field around us
46:25few would dispute this fact now for
46:28convenience sake we can talk about the
46:30parameter of thought energy that is
46:31frequency
46:33just as radio waves have a frequency
46:35whenever you think about something in
46:37particular the frequency of your
46:38thoughts becomes attuned to a certain
46:40area within the alternative space
46:42when the thought energy reaches the
46:44relevant sector in the alternative space
46:46the potential reality held within that
46:48sector begins to materialize
46:50energy has a highly complex structure
46:53and permeates everything that exists in
46:55the world
46:56when energy passes through the human
46:57body it is modified by that person's
46:59thoughts
47:00by the time it exits the body it has
47:03acquired the same parameters as the
47:05thoughts
47:06a radio transmitter works in the same
47:08way energy absorbs
47:10the characteristics of the thoughts of
47:11one's mind when energy exits the human
47:14body it radiates outwards in a thought
47:16wave that in turn transforms the sector
47:18of the alternative space
47:19into physical reality whenever you think
47:22about something be it negative or
47:24positive you are radiating thought
47:25energy in the alternative space
47:28modified energy accumulates in a
47:29specific sector of the field
47:31and this has the effect of introducing
47:33corresponding changes
47:35into your life the circumstances of a
47:38person's life are not only created by
47:40their actions but also by the nature of
47:42their thoughts
47:43if a person has a hostile attitude
47:45toward the world they will find the
47:46world responds to them with the same
47:49if a person constantly expresses
47:51dissatisfaction
47:52they will find more and more reasons to
47:54be dissatisfied
47:55if a person's attitude to life is
47:57predominantly negative
47:59the world will show them the worst side
48:00of its nature conversely
48:03having a positive attitude is the most
48:05natural way to change your life for the
48:07better
48:07people get what they choose like it or
48:10not that is how life works
48:12whilst your thoughts are pretty much
48:14homogeneous you will stay
48:16on the same lifeline as soon as your
48:19relationship to reality changes in any
48:21way
48:22the parameters of thought energy take on
48:24new characteristics and the material
48:25manifestation of the layer of your world
48:28shifts to another line on this new line
48:32events unfold according to a different
48:33script in accordance with the parameters
48:35of thought
48:36if for some reason you dislike the new
48:38script you will struggle to change the
48:40situation
48:41people tend to react negatively when
48:43they come up against obstacles
48:45expressing their dissatisfaction or
48:47falling into despair
48:49as a result the thought energy they
48:51radiate refocuses
48:52to a line on which the number of
48:54obstacles is
48:55even greater making it seem as if their
48:58life is a slippery slope
49:00it might seem as if this process cannot
49:02be controlled but in fact
49:03the individual is in control and it is
49:06their own thoughts that they are
49:07directing the path of material
49:08realization into problematic areas of
49:11the alternative space
49:13people think that obstacles can be
49:14overcome by action but in actual
49:16fact they ultimately experience whatever
49:19their dominant thoughts are
49:21so if you choose to battle against the
49:22obstacles on your path
49:24you will experience an abundance of
49:26obstacles if you are absorbed by
49:28thoughts about your own problems
49:30you will find that there are always
49:31problems in your life
49:33even if you take action to change the
49:34situation on your current lifeline on
49:36the material level
49:37it will not change the original script
49:39in the alternative space
49:41all you can effectively do is choose a
49:43different script
49:45by trying to change parts of the script
49:47you do not like you inevitably get
49:49caught up thinking about what you do not
49:51like
49:52your thoughts are then successfully
49:53realized and you end up
49:55getting what you do not want you cannot
49:58change anything about the current
50:00lifeline
50:01just as in an art gallery you cannot
50:03take away or reconstruct
50:05exhibitions that are not to your taste
50:07as you are not the owner
50:09however no one is to stop you from
50:11turning around
50:12and walking into the next room to look
50:14at something you can appreciate more
50:17of course the shift to a lifeline in
50:19which everyone else gets what they want
50:21on demand
50:22does not happen simply by wishing for it
50:24not all thoughts can be
50:26realized and not all desires are
50:28fulfilled
50:29the reason for this is not the content
50:31of a person's thought so much it is as
50:33their quality a dream or wish does not
50:37qualify as a choice
50:38dreams do not come true to create the
50:41reality you want
50:42you have to observe certain conditions
50:45which you will read about later in this
50:46book
50:48the alternative space contains an
50:49infinite number of possible lifelines
50:51for every individual
50:53no one should feel hard done if they do
50:56not like their fate
50:57because everyone has the right to choose
51:00the problem is that we do not know how
51:02to choose
51:03the world has such diversity of form one
51:06would think it was created to satisfy
51:08any need everyone can find whatever
51:11their heart desires
51:13even in the academic world life
51:15manifests the side of it we wish to see
51:18for example idealism holds that the
51:20world is an illusion
51:22and life agrees materialism says the
51:24opposite
51:25and then again the world has nothing
51:28against that
51:28people argue with each other trying to
51:30force others to accept their
51:32relationship to the world
51:33and yet the world shows that they are
51:35all right
51:36is that not wonderful the alternative
51:39space is the so-called illusion and
51:41material realization is what is meant by
51:43physical reality
51:44we always get what we choose
51:48those who are familiar with the
51:50principles of islam will understand what
51:52is meant by a person's fate is written
51:54in the book
51:55this means that fate is preordained and
51:57therefore cannot be changed or avoided
52:00similar statements can be found in other
52:01religions in a sense
52:03a person's destiny is indeed already
52:06preordained
52:07the error of religion is in teaching
52:09that there is just one version of a
52:10person's fate when in fact there are
52:12endless alternatives
52:14they say you cannot avoid your own fate
52:15and to some extent this is true because
52:17it is impossible to change the script
52:19with any given alternative of it
52:22to battle with the world around you in
52:24the hope of changing your fate is a
52:25difficult and thankless task
52:27it is not worth trying to change the
52:29script it is far more effective to
52:31choose a different alternative
52:32more to your liking this is all
52:36quite strange and you might may quite
52:38reasonably have your doubts
52:40i do not expect anyone to accept the
52:42alternatives model just like that
52:45i did not believe in it myself until i
52:47became convinced that it actually works
52:49and flawlessly at that
52:51it makes no sense to give preference to
52:53one model of the universe over another
52:56just for the sake of some absolute truth
52:59it is not the model itself that has
53:01meaning so much as what it can help you
53:03to achieve
53:04different mathematical models can
53:06illustrate the same physical phenomenon
53:08in different ways
53:09it would be hilarious if specialists in
53:12analytical geometry suddenly took up
53:14arms against mathematical analysts
53:16and tried to prove that geometry is the
53:17only true mathematical discipline
53:20mathematicians have been able to agree
53:22among themselves
53:23but philosophers and religious leaders
53:25have not
53:26it is difficult to say where the
53:28alternative space actually is
53:30from the point of view of our
53:32three-dimensional reality one could say
53:34that it is everywhere
53:35and nowhere imagine an endless surface
53:38without beginning and without end
53:40inhabited by two-dimensional people
53:42these people would not suspect the third
53:44dimension exists
53:45they would believe that the surface that
53:47they live on is the only world that
53:49exists
53:49and could not imagine that anything else
53:51existed beyond it
53:53we know though that a third dimension
53:55should be added to this model
53:56and that an infinite number of similar
53:58surfaces could be created
54:01so there is no need to be concerned if
54:02you cannot visualize an
54:04infinite number of parallel worlds aside
54:06from our own it is just a matter of
54:08perspective
54:09it is hard to believe in the existence
54:11of parallel worlds
54:12having said that how easy is it to
54:14believe in the theory of relativity
54:16which claims that an accelerating body
54:19increases its mass
54:20reduces its size and slows down the time
54:23through which it moves
54:24it is impossible to test the theory
54:26firsthand but that does not matter
54:28it does not matter whether we understand
54:29a theory what matters
54:31is the practical benefit that can be
54:33derived from it
54:35in the context of infinite space it is
54:37ridiculous and even petty to argue about
54:39the advantages of one model over another
54:42try to imagine the infinite in terms of
54:44increasing distance that never reaches a
54:46horizon
54:47oddly enough infinity in terms of
54:49decreasing distance has no limit either
54:52we can only observe a limited portion of
54:54the visible universe
54:55for telescopes and microscopes have
54:57their limits too
54:59nonetheless infinity in the context of
55:01the microcosm is no different from
55:03infinity in terms of the macrocosm
55:07there is a theory that the visible
55:08universe emerged as a result of the big
55:10bang
55:12according to the theory the universe has
55:13been constantly expanding ever since
55:16celestial bodies moved through the
55:17cosmos with phenomenal speed
55:20but when we take into account the huge
55:21distances involved it seems as if the
55:24expansion of the universe is taking
55:26place incredibly slowly
55:28it is also a well-established fact that
55:31in a vacuum
55:32at any given moment in time elementary
55:34particles are born out of nowhere and
55:36then immediately disappear
55:38we do not yet know the exact structure
55:41of elementary particles
55:43but given the relativity of time and
55:45space there is nothing to stop us
55:47perceiving each
55:48particle as if it were a separate
55:49universe like our own
55:51physicists claim that they can appear
55:53either in the form of waves
55:55or in the form of particles the further
55:57one goes into the microcosm the more
55:59relative distances appear huge
56:02and for the internal observer time slows
56:04down
56:05to an external observer our universe
56:07might appear to last for just
56:08one brief moment like a particle birth
56:10and extinguished in a vacuum whereas
56:13we its natural observers perceive the
56:16universe
56:17to have been in existence for billions
56:19of years
56:21the next time you take a mouthful of
56:23coffee ask yourself how many universes
56:25you have just swallowed
56:26infinity cannot be divided into parts
56:29and so if you think
56:30about it every time you swallow a
56:31mouthful of coffee you are swallowing an
56:33infinite number of universes
56:35flying through a microcosm takes as long
56:38and seems
56:39as far as it does flying through the
56:41boundless expanse
56:42of outer space time like space
56:46goes on for infinity whether you look
56:48backwards or forwards
56:49intervals of time can be as infinitely
56:52large as they can be infinitely small
56:54any point within a time interval can be
56:57seen as a reference point
56:59both sides of which extend into the
57:01infinity of time
57:03changing the reference point to another
57:05place within the time interval
57:07does not change the extent of infinity
57:09in either direction
57:11the infinity of worlds within worlds
57:13exists simultaneously
57:15the center of the universe is at the
57:17same time to be found in every point in
57:19matter because every point is surrounded
57:21by infinity on all sides
57:23all events exist concurrently for the
57:26same reason that the center of the
57:28universe is located in every point at
57:30the same time
57:32this is difficult to imagine but so is
57:34it impossible
57:35to grasp infinity in one moment of
57:38contemplation
57:39even more convoluted theories have been
57:41designed which claim
57:43that the visible universe becomes a
57:45finite sphere
57:46in fourth dimensional space but that
57:48does not help particularly because
57:50theoretically speaking
57:51an infinite number of dimensions could
57:53exist
57:54unable to clearly imagine all of this we
57:57have to content ourselves with a narrow
57:59aware perspective
58:00and at least pretend that we understand
58:02something of these theories
58:05there are many things about contemporary
58:06science that are impossible
58:08to explain or comprehend however this
58:10should not prevent us from benefiting
58:12from the fruits of scientific thinking
58:14applying the principles of trans surfing
58:16can lead to stunning results
58:18the important thing is to decide from
58:20the very beginning not to torture
58:22yourself with the questions of
58:24why and how exactly it all works which
58:26would be as productive as a child asking
58:28a physicist
58:29why different bodies attract the
58:31scientists would reply
58:32because of the law of gravity then the
58:35child then follows the next
58:36question how does the law of gravity
58:39work why do bodies attract
58:41there is no answer to this question so
58:43we will leave the thankless task of
58:44trying to explain these things
58:46for it is not ours to know and
58:48understand everything
58:49we will simply enjoy the results of the
58:51alternatives model
58:53from the alternatives model it follows
58:55that man can create his own destiny
58:57in trans surfing the concept of fate
58:59differs from other more widely accepted
59:02interpretations
59:03the difference is that in the context of
59:05trans surfing a person can choose their
59:07happiness
59:08they do not have to fight for it there
59:11is no need to accept or reject the
59:13alternatives model straight away
59:15first ask yourself this question have
59:17you achieved much by battling with the
59:19world to find happiness
59:21each person will decide for themselves
59:24whether they wish
59:25to carry on in the same vein or whether
59:27they would prefer to try using a
59:29different method
59:30a person can spend their entire life
59:32battling without achieving anything at
59:34all
59:34would it not be simpler to act in a way
59:37that encouraged life to meet you halfway
59:39for all life does is help manifest your
59:41personal choice
59:43whatever you order your choice is always
59:46granted
59:46unconditionally choice however is
59:49different
59:50from desire wishes are only granted in
59:53fairy tales and most people
59:55just keep on wishing it is no wonder
59:57that the belief is so ingrained in our
59:59minds
1:00:00that wishes are very difficult if not
1:00:02impossible to fulfill
1:00:04we have already taken the first small
1:00:06step towards solving the guardian's
1:00:07riddle
1:00:08soon you will find out why wishes are
1:00:10not granted and dreams do not come true
1:00:14summary reality is manifest in an
1:00:18infinite variety of forms
1:00:21variability is the world's most
1:00:23fundamental quality
1:00:26any model of the universe represents
1:00:28just one manifestation of reality
1:00:32any branch of knowledge bases itself on
1:00:34one chosen aspect of the manifestation
1:00:37of reality
1:00:39your choice is always realized you
1:00:41always receive what you choose
1:00:44the alternative space is an information
1:00:46field recording all that was
1:00:48is and ever will be the information
1:00:52field contains potential alternative
1:00:54scenarios to any event
1:00:57each alternative has a script and
1:00:59scenery
1:01:00space can be divided into sectors and
1:01:02each sector contains
1:01:03an alternative scenario of an event
1:01:07the greater the distance between sectors
1:01:09the more the alternatives will differ
1:01:13sectors with roughly uniform parameters
1:01:16are arranged
1:01:16in a lifeline material realization moves
1:01:20through space like a bundle of density
1:01:24the radiation of thought energy
1:01:26materializes as an alternative
1:01:30every organism contributes to the
1:01:31creation of material realization
1:01:35when the parameters of thought energy
1:01:37change a shift occurs to a different
1:01:39lifeline
1:01:41you cannot change the fact that scenery
1:01:43exists but you can choose a different
1:01:45type of scenery
1:01:47you do not have to fight for happiness
1:01:49you simply have to choose an alternative
1:01:51reality
1:01:52that is more to your liking

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