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Chapter 1 the variant model this00:00:06
chapter gives a theoretical00:00:08
introduction to transurfing as the00:00:11
conceptual basis of00:00:12
transurfing the00:00:15
variant model is intended to serve us a completely new00:00:17
world view00:00:19
people do not know that they00:00:20
can fulfill their wishes without making00:00:22
a lot of effort why is it possible that00:00:25
dreams remain Dreams00:00:30
the sound of the morning stars00:00:32
the neighbor's dog has00:00:34
done it again this little one is doing a lot with00:00:36
his constant barking I'm tired of00:00:39
constantly being woken up by his annoying yapping00:00:41
I should definitely00:00:43
get out into the fresh air00:00:46
maybe that will distract me from my00:00:47
urgent need to leave the house The00:00:49
neighbor's clothes from this I always say it's00:00:53
a type of dog that's no00:00:55
better than a mutt and constantly touches me with00:00:58
some kind of refute on the balls and00:00:59
makes my life a living hell00:01:07
stupid pine trees, wait when I00:01:09
find you, you'll land00:01:12
outside because it's damp and I'm00:01:15
walking on a slippery path through00:01:16
a dark forest. Almost all the leaves00:01:19
have already fallen off and have exposed the00:01:21
gray trunks of the half-dead trees.00:01:25
Why do I live in the middle of this00:01:27
gloomy swamp?00:01:30
I light a cigarette.00:01:32
Somehow I don't feel like00:01:34
smoking at all. It's more of a habit00:01:37
that forces me to do it,00:01:40
but I really have to.00:01:41
Why has it become an obligation for me00:01:44
and then in the00:01:46
morning on an empty stomach it's actually00:01:49
pretty disgusting,00:01:52
well before in a happy one Dogs that was00:01:57
something else, the cigarette was for00:01:59
me back then a kind of symbol of fashion00:02:01
freedom and self-confidence but all the00:02:05
parties are over for me and then00:02:08
the gray everyday life begins with all its00:02:10
problems as muddy as the00:02:12
rain00:02:14
and with every problem you console yourself00:02:16
several times a cigarette as if you00:02:19
were saying to yourself, now I need00:02:22
one to relax and then to00:02:25
immerse myself in this annoying routine again.00:02:30
The cigarette smoke comes into my00:02:32
eyes like a defiant child, I cover00:02:34
them with my hands, oh how everything00:02:37
hangs in my throat and now So to speak,00:02:40
to confirm my thoughts,00:02:43
a typically crooked00:02:45
birch branch lashes me painfully in the face.00:02:48
Sometimes I'm miserable with anger.00:02:51
I turn it over and quickly let it hang00:02:54
loosely on the tree to the side. It starts to dance back00:02:57
and forth like a jumping jack,00:03:00
making a little heel as I wanted he00:03:02
shows me my complete powerlessness00:03:05
to change anything in this world,00:03:09
dejected, I drag myself00:03:11
on.00:03:13
Whenever I try to fight with this world,00:03:15
it initially gives in and00:03:18
fills me with hope, but only when00:03:21
you unexpectedly give me a big00:03:22
nose-poke, just00:03:26
steer the cinema straight towards your goal and easily clear00:03:29
all obstacles00:03:31
out of the way. In reality it's completely00:03:34
different.00:03:35
Life is like a game of roulette.00:03:38
First you win once, twice or00:03:41
even three times. You would be the winner00:03:44
and you already imagine that you have the whole world00:03:46
in your pocket to have but in the end00:03:48
you always lost, you are like a00:03:50
battle that is fattened for a while00:03:52
and then to be00:03:55
roasted and eaten with cheerful music00:04:07
Finally,00:04:10
small waves eat at the seashore,00:04:13
cut dissatisfiedly into the sandy shore, the sea00:04:16
blows its cold, wet00:04:19
breath towards me in an unfriendly manner, fat seagulls stroll00:04:22
leisurely along the beach and peck00:04:25
some putrid00:04:28
substances00:04:29
out of their eyes here and there, we start a cold,00:04:32
black lesson against the whole00:04:35
environment so cold and hostile that it00:04:40
seems to me to be an almost perfect reflection of our world,00:04:45
a homeless man collects empty bottles on the beach,00:04:49
oh if only you could go to Coco,00:04:51
you old sleeper brother, I would love to be00:04:54
alone, but no, he seems to be coming towards me,00:04:57
probably too to00:04:59
beg me, better I go00:05:02
home again, but that there is nowhere to00:05:04
rest, how tired I am, this00:05:08
tiredness arises over me like a00:05:10
veil, even in my free time, my00:05:13
life is like that of a prisoner00:05:15
serving his sentence.00:05:17
Somehow it seems like that to me Whether00:05:20
everything would have to change soon, yes00:05:22
then a new phase of life begins,00:05:25
I will be a different person and00:05:28
life is not a joy,00:05:30
but all that lies at some point in the00:05:32
future and until then I have to be there in00:05:34
despair as a forced laborer.00:05:38
I wait and wait for them The future00:05:42
just doesn't want to dawn.00:05:45
Now, as usual, I'll tuck my father00:05:48
into breakfast and then00:05:50
drag myself to work and00:05:52
undertake a monotonous activity00:05:55
that may be relevant to someone,00:05:57
but at least not to me.00:06:00
Another day of my arduous,00:06:02
pointless life.00:06:07
I wake up through this The rustling of the00:06:08
morning stars,00:06:11
what a bleak dream I00:06:13
just had. It has returned to me from its office piece of00:06:17
my former life.00:06:20
Well, that was just a dream.00:06:22
I feel relieved in a similar way00:06:25
to how my cat does. He00:06:28
just stretches out in this lazy tooth00:06:31
Its pointed ears show that it00:06:33
is aware of my presence. Get up,00:06:37
you moustache, I'm going for00:06:39
a walk, come with me. I've00:06:42
ordered a sunny day and want to go to the sea.00:06:45
As I walk through the forest,00:06:47
the rustling of the morning stars00:06:49
gradually disappears and the many-voiced choir for it00:06:53
One of them is particularly eager to00:06:55
call for food.00:06:59
He's sitting there in that little bit.00:07:01
You're not good, how do you manage to00:07:04
scream so loudly, you fluffy little beer? It's00:07:08
amazing that I've never noticed that before.00:07:10
The bird species have00:07:13
completely different voices and yet00:07:15
none of them collapse due to discordant sounds,00:07:21
they always create a00:07:23
harmonious symphony that cannot00:07:28
be reproduced by any orchestra, no matter how gifted,00:07:33
the sun sends its rays between00:07:35
the trees,00:07:37
this magical play of light gives00:07:39
the forest such spatial depth and00:07:42
the Colors are so saturated that00:07:45
the whole scene is transformed into a wonderful00:07:47
hologram.00:07:50
The path leads me carefully to the sea. The00:07:53
emerald green waves whisper quietly with00:07:55
the warm breeze. The empty beach00:07:59
seems to stretch on forever, but00:08:01
I feel an inner peace and00:08:03
comfort as if it were ours00:08:06
overpopulated world these are00:08:08
cozy corners specially chosen for me00:08:13
there are people who think the world around us00:08:16
is an illusion, something00:08:20
we have created in our imagination,00:08:22
well maybe I00:08:25
just lack the necessary imagination to be00:08:27
able to claim all this beauty is00:08:30
purely the product of me00:08:31
Perception,00:08:34
still very depressed by my dream,00:08:37
I begin00:08:40
to remember my previous life, which was in fact00:08:42
bleak and dark.00:08:45
Like many other people, I00:08:47
too often tried to demand from the world00:08:49
what was supposedly due to me -00:08:52
the world had given me In return, others turned their backs ice-coldly,00:08:55
others00:08:58
had become wise through experience and told me that00:09:00
the world would simply not give in and that we00:09:03
had to conquer it much more. As a00:09:07
result, I tried my hand at fighting but00:09:10
nothing and in the end00:09:13
I simply ran out of strength.00:09:17
My advisors were also in favor of it this00:09:18
case an answer ready you are bad00:09:22
change yourself first then you can00:09:24
demand something from the world this is how00:09:27
I struggled with myself00:09:29
but this turned out to be even more difficult00:09:32
than my previous attempts00:09:36
then one day I dreamed that I00:09:38
was in a nature reserve I00:09:42
was surrounded by indescribable00:09:45
beauty,00:09:46
entranced by the splendor, I walked00:09:48
through the park and00:09:50
suddenly I met an00:09:52
angry old man with a gray beard00:09:55
who also seemed to00:09:57
be a very natural park.00:09:59
He began to observe me.00:10:01
I went to him and was about to00:10:03
say something He urged me to remain silent00:10:08
in a harsh tone, he explained to me that he did00:10:11
n't want to hear anything, he was tired of00:10:13
the moody, hedonistic00:10:16
visitors who were always dissatisfied,00:10:18
constantly demanding something, doing a lot more00:10:22
and leaving behind mountains of rubbish.00:10:25
I nodded in understanding and went00:10:27
on00:10:32
I was completely amazed,00:10:34
why had I never come here before?00:10:37
As if enchanted, I wandered00:10:39
around aimlessly and looked at everything around me.00:10:42
There are no suitable words to00:10:45
adequately describe the perfection of nature.00:10:49
Consequently, it was only in my head that a00:10:51
mixture of enthusiasm and teaching00:10:55
seemed like a ball that shone The00:10:57
stern expression on his face had once again become noticeable in front of me00:11:00
and he00:11:03
signaled me to follow him to00:11:06
the crest of a green hill where there was a00:11:10
view of a beautiful valley00:11:12
boat in which there was a settlement.00:11:15
From the hill the houses looked like00:11:18
toy houses00:11:20
embedded in a sea of leaves and00:11:23
flowers00:11:24
the whole thing looked like an illustration00:11:27
of a fairy tale00:11:29
the beautiful sight would have moved me to tears00:11:32
if it hadn't seemed somehow unreal to me00:11:36
I suspected that it could00:11:39
only be a dream00:11:42
I looked at it questioningly also very attractive00:11:45
but he just grinned into his beard as00:11:48
if he was saying you'll see00:11:52
while we climbed down a star much00:11:55
more that I couldn't even00:11:56
remember how I got to the nature park00:12:00
I wanted to get an explanation from the old man00:12:02
apparently00:12:04
I did a clumsy remark about how00:12:06
lucky those who00:12:10
lived in the midst of such beauty are,00:12:12
he replied irritably, hindering00:12:15
you because being one of them00:12:19
I gave him the hackneyed phrase00:12:22
not everyone is born with a00:12:24
golden spoon in their mouth and00:12:26
can change their fate No one00:12:29
who seemed to00:12:31
pay any attention to my words at all and said that00:12:33
every person is free to00:12:36
choose their own fate,00:12:38
the only freedom we have is00:12:41
the freedom of choice,00:12:43
everyone can choose for themselves what they want,00:12:49
this statement put my00:12:50
ideas above that Life pretty much00:12:53
turned upside down and again00:12:56
I spoke to the old00:12:58
man but he just didn't want to hear00:13:03
you have the right to choose you00:13:06
just don't use it you don't understand what it00:13:09
means to choose00:13:12
two nonsense I thought to myself how am I supposed to be00:13:15
able to choose what myself I want00:13:18
everything in this world to be in a good mood00:13:21
and suddenly I realized that it was all just00:13:25
a dream. I fell because I had00:13:28
no idea how to behave in this00:13:30
strange situation.00:13:35
As far as I can remember,00:13:37
I explained to the old man that he was in a dream and00:13:40
by the way Even when awake, he00:13:43
can say any nonsense imaginable and that this00:13:46
gives him complete freedom.00:13:50
However, this remark did not impress the00:13:53
supervisor and he just laughed00:13:55
about it. I recognized the absurdity of the00:13:58
situation, why would I want to get involved in a discussion with someone in a dream00:14:04
and I was already thinking about it It wasn't00:14:06
better to just wake up,00:14:09
what would the old man have read my thoughts,00:14:10
he said enough now we have00:14:13
little time00:14:15
I didn't expect that we00:14:16
would send such a fool00:14:19
anyway I have to fulfill my mission00:14:23
I wanted to know what his mission was and00:14:27
who he was with it What he meant was,00:14:31
however, he ignored my questions and00:14:33
instead gave me a riddle on00:14:36
a rather stupid riddle that00:14:42
can give me the freedom to00:14:45
choose whatever he wants.00:14:48
Here comes a riddle for you, how00:14:50
do you gain this freedom?00:14:53
If you guess that, your apples will be00:15:00
What kind of apples are falling in the sky? I gradually lost00:15:03
patience and said I had no00:15:05
intention of solving his riddle.00:15:07
Only in dreams and fairy tales, all00:15:10
miracles are possible. In reality, however,00:15:13
many apples always fall to the ground00:15:16
we00:15:20
I have to show something00:15:22
When I woke up I unfortunately had00:15:25
to realize that I couldn't00:15:26
remember the continuation of the dream,00:15:30
but I was left with the clear feeling that00:15:32
it had given a lot more information00:15:34
that I00:15:36
wasn't able to express in words There00:15:40
was only00:15:42
one strange word stuck in my memory00:15:50
and then there was another thought00:15:52
that I couldn't get out of my head and00:15:55
that was that I didn't have to worry about00:15:58
setting up my world,00:16:02
which had been created a long time ago without my00:16:04
involvement,00:16:06
namely In my opinion,00:16:10
there is no need to fight for a place00:16:13
in the sun, on the contrary, in00:16:17
this way I will achieve the least.00:16:21
Apparently no one is forbidding me00:16:23
to become the world in which I want to live.00:16:29
First we postpone the whole idea, which is00:16:31
completely absurd00:16:34
I soon forgot about this dream, but00:16:37
then, to my great00:16:39
astonishment, I made a discovery00:16:42
in my memory, clearer and00:16:44
clearer memories began to emerge of00:16:47
what he had really understood by the word choose00:16:49
and how one00:16:52
could do that in practice - the00:16:56
solution to the overseer's riddle00:16:58
came It came naturally to me, so to speak,00:17:02
it was a kind of knowledge that00:17:04
appeared out of nowhere,00:17:07
new insights opened up to me every day00:17:09
and every time I was completely amazed,00:17:12
almost frightened00:17:15
by it.00:17:16
I am unable to rationally00:17:19
explain where this knowledge came from,00:17:22
but I am completely convinced That did00:17:25
n't arise in my head.00:17:30
Since I discovered trendsurfing,00:17:33
more precisely since I allowed myself to00:17:36
engage with it, my00:17:39
life has taken on a new meaning, not to00:17:41
say a happy one. Everyone who has00:17:45
at least ever been creatively active00:17:47
knows what it is However, the joy and00:17:50
satisfaction one can derive from the work of one's00:17:53
own hands or mind00:17:56
is nothing compared to00:17:59
creating one's own destiny.00:18:03
In fact, the expression creating one's00:18:04
own destiny is not quite00:18:06
apt.00:18:08
Surfing is much more about choosing one's00:18:11
destiny, much00:18:13
like you do choose a true one in the00:18:16
supermarket00:18:19
how to understand exactly that is what00:18:22
I would like to describe in this book00:18:24
you will find out why apples00:18:26
can fall in the sky what is the noise00:18:29
of the morning and many other00:18:33
extraordinary things00:18:45
the riddle of the overseer00:18:49
there are different approaches to00:18:50
interpreting the fate of one00:18:54
is that fate is something00:18:57
given, something predetermined, no matter00:19:01
what you do, you00:19:03
cannot escape your fate.00:19:06
On the one hand, this view seems depressing00:19:08
because of its inherent00:19:09
hopelessness,00:19:12
because if a person is not given00:19:14
a good fate from the outset,00:19:16
there is no00:19:19
hope of any improvement Situation,00:19:22
on the other hand, there are always people00:19:25
who are quite comfortable with such a situation00:19:27
because isn't it convenient when00:19:30
the future is more or less00:19:32
reliable and predictable and you do00:19:36
n't have to constantly be afraid of its00:19:37
uncertainty,00:19:42
but the00:19:45
fatal inevitability of00:19:48
fate that is inherent in this view arises feeling of powerlessness and00:19:51
inner protest00:19:53
a person who is not favored by success00:19:55
complains about his fate00:19:58
why is life so unfair00:20:01
one lives in abundance the other is00:20:04
constantly suffering from one everything falls00:20:07
into one's lap00:20:09
the other just toils away and dies00:20:11
still comes to nothing,00:20:14
one is endowed by nature with00:20:16
beauty, intelligence and strength,00:20:21
the other is labeled second-class all00:20:23
his life because of some so-called sins, why00:20:29
are there such inequalities,00:20:32
why does life in its00:20:34
limitless diversity experience certain00:20:36
people's limitations on00:20:40
what do they have to do with it? the less fortunate are indebted,00:20:46
the disadvantaged are depressed when00:20:49
I don't listen at all and try to00:20:51
find an explanation for their situation,00:20:54
so they come across a possible00:20:56
teacher who argues with karma and sins from00:20:59
a past life -00:21:02
imagine that God has00:21:05
nothing better to do more than00:21:07
tell his imperfect children but00:21:10
despite his omnipotence he is at a loss for an00:21:12
effective method of education00:21:16
instead of punishing us for our sins in this00:21:18
life he postpones the00:21:20
retribution for some reason until00:21:22
a later life00:21:24
but what sense does it make to punish someone for00:21:27
something that he00:21:29
can no longer remember00:21:33
there is another conception of00:21:35
inequality that consoles those who00:21:37
are now needy or otherwise suffering with00:21:40
ample compensation but00:21:43
again in some heaven or in00:21:46
a future life,00:21:48
whatever such explanations00:21:51
cannot completely satisfy anyone00:21:53
Whether these future lives exist00:21:56
or not is practically irrelevant because the00:22:00
human being only grasps one life with his consciousness,00:22:01
namely the present one, and in00:22:06
this sense it is therefore a00:22:08
single life.00:22:11
If one believes in the predetermination of00:22:12
fate then this is the best00:22:15
remedy against that Worry about humility00:22:18
and there are newfangled explanations like if00:22:21
you are happy then00:22:23
just be happy, be an00:22:25
optimist and be content with00:22:28
what you have.00:22:29
Representatives of this view make us00:22:32
understand who are unhappy because we00:22:35
are constantly nowhere and00:22:39
we should expect too much be satisfied and00:22:41
just enjoy life,00:22:45
many people could probably come to terms with that,00:22:47
the difficulty lies in meeting00:22:49
the gray reality with joy,00:22:54
we really don't want to want more,00:23:00
why should we force ourselves to be happy?00:23:04
That would be the same as if we were00:23:05
force yourself to love00:23:06
[music]00:23:08
these days there are so many00:23:10
bright lights that call for everything, love00:23:12
and forgiveness. Of course, it is00:23:16
possible to lull yourself into such illusions,00:23:18
as if you were putting a00:23:21
blanket over your head to avoid a harsh00:23:23
reality00:23:27
In fact, it may not be so easy to go00:23:30
in the depths of his soul, but00:23:33
it doesn't make sense to people why he00:23:35
should force himself to forgive those who00:23:38
hate and those who live in00:23:40
indifference,00:23:42
because what does he get out of it00:23:45
that is so forced will always remain artificial00:23:49
If the joy doesn't come naturally00:23:51
you just have to squeeze it out of yourself00:23:54
like toothpaste out of a tube. Of00:23:59
course there are people who do00:24:01
n't believe that life can be so00:24:03
boring and primitive that it can be00:24:06
reduced to a predetermined fate -00:24:09
they don't want to be involved content with00:24:11
what they have and prefer to be happy00:24:14
about their achievements and00:24:17
not about reality itself.00:24:20
Such people have a different00:24:22
view of fate, everyone is the00:24:25
creator of their own happiness,00:24:27
so you have to fight for your happiness,00:24:29
which is what other people in the know will00:24:32
say Apparently nothing falls into your lap, so00:24:36
it's undeniable that00:24:39
if you don't00:24:41
want to be content with the luck that comes to you, you have to00:24:44
strive with your elbows to00:24:50
tell instructive stories about how heroes fought courageously and00:24:56
worked day and night with self-sacrifice to overcome incredible obstacles00:24:59
overcome00:25:01
the Sega then acquired the laurels of00:25:03
success after they had left their path of00:25:06
labor and renunciation behind them00:25:10
but here too there is something lazy fighting00:25:13
and working hard millions do but00:25:17
only a few strive for true success00:25:21
you can with your desperate fight00:25:23
for a place the sun the whole00:25:26
life of doing without00:25:29
achieving anything, how cruel and stubborn00:25:32
life is, what an00:25:35
important necessity to00:25:38
fight with the world to achieve your goal but00:25:44
if the world does not give in00:25:47
you have to fight with yourself If you are00:25:50
sick, ugly or unhappy, you have to blame00:25:53
yourself for this.00:25:56
You are imperfect and therefore you are00:25:58
obliged to change. Man00:26:01
is faced with the fact that he has00:26:05
been a collection of shortcomings and vices from the very beginning and that he00:26:09
therefore wants to work hard on himself00:26:12
Quite a bleak picture of00:26:15
whether it is the truth.00:26:18
From all of these we can draw the conclusion that00:26:20
if a person00:26:22
is not lucky enough to be born into retirement from the outset,00:26:24
then it is his lot00:26:27
either to carry his cross in humility00:26:30
or to spend his whole life fighting00:26:36
What reason would there be to be00:26:38
happy about such a life?00:26:41
There really is no ray of hope in all this hopelessness,00:26:47
but00:26:50
in contrast to all the previously mentioned00:26:53
views, the solution is as simple00:26:55
as it is pleasant because it lies on a00:26:58
completely different level00:27:01
Trend surfing, the concept of00:27:03
fate is based on a completely different00:27:06
world view.00:27:08
Please be patient and do00:27:11
n't00:27:12
hit the corner straight away because you think00:27:15
someone will turn him into a new kind of brain00:27:17
ghost00:27:22
of00:27:24
fate is based on a certain00:27:26
world view which in turn is00:27:29
based on unprovable premises,00:27:33
for example in materialism one00:27:36
assumes that matter is primary and00:27:39
consciousness is secondary00:27:43
in idealism the exact opposite is00:27:45
claimed.00:27:47
None of these points of view are proven00:27:49
and yet world views are based on them00:27:51
that sound very plausible00:27:53
and also have loyal followers worldwide00:27:58
in philosophy, science and religion,00:28:01
both directions explain the world in00:28:03
their own way and both are00:28:06
right and not right in their own way.00:28:11
We can never describe the absolute truth with00:28:13
complete accuracy because the words00:28:16
and terms we use in00:28:19
themselves are already relative00:28:22
in the well-known parable of three00:28:24
blind people it is told how each of them00:28:29
touched a different part of the body of an elephant,00:28:31
the first the trunk, the second a leg00:28:35
and the third an ear,00:28:38
then they explained one after the other what kind of00:28:41
picture they had of the animal Having00:28:43
won, wanting00:28:45
to prove that only one person00:28:47
was right and beating the other case00:28:49
would be absolutely pointless, but what is important00:28:52
is the00:28:53
extent to which the respective description00:28:56
corresponds to reality.00:29:00
You have probably already00:29:03
heard of the popular idea that reality00:29:06
is an illusion that we ourselves00:29:08
created If00:29:10
only no one had been able to give a reasonable00:29:12
explanation as to where this00:29:15
illusion comes from,00:29:17
we all only see cinema,00:29:21
which is of course very doubtful, but00:29:24
in a certain sense there seems to be a00:29:26
grain of truth in it. According to00:29:31
another view, exactly00:29:34
the opposite is the case00:29:36
material world is a cold00:29:39
mechanism that works according to the laws00:29:41
and our consciousness has00:29:44
nothing to report.00:29:46
Even the anger cannot deny a00:29:48
certain amount of truth, but00:29:52
the human mind is too00:29:54
wired to strive to00:29:57
have solid ground under its feet without00:30:00
untruth and Ambiguity00:30:04
consequently he wants to stomp one theory into the00:30:07
ground and anchor another on a00:30:10
firm base and this00:30:13
is exactly what scientists have been00:30:15
doing for thousands of years00:30:16
[music]00:30:19
of all the battles for the truth,00:30:21
the only thing that has survived is the00:30:24
following fact00:30:26
Theory represents only a certain00:30:29
aspect of the complex reality since00:30:34
every theory is confirmed over time00:30:37
and thus receives its00:30:39
right to exist,00:30:41
the same applies to any view00:30:44
of life00:30:46
if you have come to the conclusion00:30:48
that fate is something predetermined00:30:50
that you cannot change then00:30:52
It may be the case that00:30:55
they voluntarily place themselves in00:30:57
someone else's hands, it does00:31:01
n't matter,00:31:03
they are like a boat that is at the mercy00:31:05
of the waves,00:31:08
but if you think that you00:31:11
create your own destiny, then you00:31:14
consciously take responsibility for everything that00:31:17
happens in your life sticking00:31:20
with the picture with the boat00:31:22
they fight with the waves and try to00:31:25
keep their course00:31:27
in other words their choice will come00:31:31
true in any case they get00:31:33
what they would be00:31:36
for whatever worldview you00:31:38
choose, the truth will be on00:31:41
your side and the others will00:31:44
argue with them precisely because00:31:46
they too are right.00:31:50
If you put a certain phenomenon in the00:31:52
diversity of reality at the00:31:54
beginning of your consideration,00:31:57
you can derive a whole branch of knowledge from it00:32:01
and this knowledge will00:32:04
not be contradictory in itself, it will00:32:07
actually be To correctly reflect a manifestation of00:32:09
reality,00:32:13
in order to establish an entire branch of knowledge,00:32:15
it is enough00:32:17
to base it on just one or a few facts00:32:20
that are not completely clear but00:32:22
are real.00:32:25
For example,00:32:27
quantum physics is based on a few unprovable00:32:30
truth postulates,00:32:34
they are therefore unprovable She00:32:37
herself as the original starting point00:32:39
of knowledge in which00:32:41
in the microcosm certain00:32:44
objects behave like particles under certain circumstances00:32:46
but then again like a00:32:49
wave.00:32:50
The scientists were not able to clearly clarify this00:32:52
dichotomy of behavior00:32:54
and so they simply adopted the00:32:58
phenomenon as an action in their00:33:01
theory of00:33:04
the postulates Quantum physics00:33:06
try to bring the diversity of00:33:08
manifestations of reality00:33:10
to a common denominator in a similar way00:33:13
as if the blind people00:33:14
agreed that the elephant sometimes00:33:20
behaves like a pillar and sometimes like a snake.00:33:22
When describing the00:33:24
object of the microcosm, one chooses the particles00:33:26
as its own Main property This is how you get00:33:30
the atom model from the well-known physicist00:33:33
Niels Boah.00:33:35
In this model, electrons circle around00:33:38
a nucleus similar to planets in the00:33:41
solar system.00:33:44
However, you choose the wave as the main property. This is how00:33:46
the atom resembles a00:33:49
diffuse spot.00:33:51
Both models work and reflect00:33:55
certain aspects of the00:33:56
diversity of reality00:34:00
Once again we see that we get what00:34:03
we choose,00:34:06
any manifestation of00:34:08
reality can serve as a postulate or axiom00:34:11
and thus the starting point for00:34:14
a branch of knowledge that has its absolute00:34:17
right to exist.00:34:20
In their search for the truth,00:34:22
people have always strived00:34:25
to understand the nature of the world By00:34:28
examining their various aspects,00:34:33
the majority of scientific00:34:34
knowledge has been developed in the way of00:34:36
describing and explaining natural00:34:39
phenomena. This has given00:34:41
rise to various branches of knowledge00:34:43
that contradict each other.00:34:48
The essence of the world is one and00:34:51
divided, but it constantly presents itself to us00:34:53
various external00:34:55
aspects because00:34:57
people do not even manage to00:35:01
examine and explain one aspect thoroughly enough, yet00:35:04
another one appears so easily that00:35:05
completely contradicts the former.00:35:11
Scientists try to00:35:14
reconcile different manifestations of reality00:35:17
in order to get rid of the contradictions00:35:19
But they don't00:35:21
really succeed.00:35:23
There is still a way to00:35:28
explain the hostility and complexity of the manifestations of reality in such a way that all00:35:31
branches of knowledge can be reconciled with each other,00:35:33
namely by00:35:36
accepting that the multi-variability of00:35:39
our world is one of its basic features00:35:45
such an absurd sound but in their00:35:48
enthusiastic efforts to explain the various00:35:50
manifestations of reality,00:35:52
the representatives of individual branches00:35:54
of knowledge for some reason let00:35:57
this very fact say00:36:01
that multivariability must be placed at the beginning of00:36:04
all considerations, so00:36:07
similarly the zero point in the00:36:09
coordinate system00:36:14
is any other starting point of various branches of knowledge In00:36:16
comparison,00:36:21
scientists pay no00:36:23
attention to this original point, as if it does not contain any00:36:26
information [music]00:36:28
but it does contain information,00:36:31
and very extraordinary information at that.00:36:35
In order to solve the riddle of the overseer,00:36:37
we will use the00:36:41
property of multi-variability as a starting point00:36:42
choose00:36:44
in other words we will start from the00:36:47
postulate that reality00:36:53
has an infinite variety of manifestations,00:36:57
see for yourself how many00:36:59
interesting and unexpected00:37:01
insights our postulate has to00:37:04
offer despite its general nature,00:37:07
we will start with the fact that the00:37:09
manifestations of reality00:37:11
have one source must lie on which their00:37:14
diversity can be traced back to00:37:17
where all the laws of our world are00:37:20
recorded00:37:22
what we perceive of the world is the00:37:25
movement of matter in space and time00:37:30
this movement is definitely subject to laws00:37:34
as we know the position00:37:37
of the points in the graphic is determined Representation00:37:40
of a function according to a certain00:37:42
mathematical formula00:37:45
you could still say a function00:37:48
is the law of the movement of a00:37:50
point within a graph00:37:53
but shapes and laws are abstract00:37:56
inventions of the human mind00:37:58
that make it easier for us to understand and00:38:00
so00:38:01
it is very unlikely that00:38:04
nature has them stored somewhere00:38:08
how can you define the arrangement of the points in the00:38:10
graph00:38:11
of course as an infinite set of00:38:14
coordinates of all possible points00:38:18
the capacity of the human brain00:38:20
is limited and therefore00:38:22
cannot do much with such huge sizes00:38:25
for nature, however00:38:27
infinity is not a problem for them00:38:30
for a need to summarize the00:38:32
arrangement and movement of the points in00:38:34
the graph as a formula00:38:39
if we divide the harbor into infinitely small00:38:42
points then you can consider each00:38:46
point as a cause and the00:38:48
following point as an effect.00:38:52
Accordingly, you can also view every00:38:55
movement of a material point in00:38:58
space and time as an infinitely long00:39:01
chain of infinitely small causes and00:39:04
effects,00:39:07
with our knowledge we imagine the00:39:10
movement of matter as a law00:39:12
and in nature we find this00:39:15
movement in its natural form,00:39:17
like an infinite number of00:39:20
causes here and effects00:39:22
Roughly speaking, all possible points00:39:25
of movement are stored in an information field00:39:28
that we want to call the variant space.00:39:33
It contains information about everything that00:39:37
was, is and will be.00:39:42
The variant space is a completely00:39:45
material information structure.00:39:48
This infinite information field has00:39:51
all sorts of effects Variants of00:39:54
any event that can happen,00:39:58
you could say that everything is contained in the variant space.00:40:03
We do not need to00:40:04
speculate about how the00:40:06
information is stored there. This00:40:09
is meaningless for our purposes. The only00:40:11
important thing is that the variant space of00:40:15
any movement of matter covers00:40:18
space and time serves as a template or00:40:20
coordinate system,00:40:27
in every point of space there is a00:40:30
variant of this or that event.00:40:34
To illustrate this, we want to say00:40:36
that the variant consists of a script and00:40:38
a stage set,00:40:42
the stage set is the external aspect of the00:40:45
appearance and the script is00:40:48
the way in which the matter unfolds For the sake of00:40:51
simplicity, we want to00:40:53
divide the variant space into sectors.00:40:55
Each sector has its own00:40:59
script and its own set. The00:41:03
greater the distance between the00:41:04
sectors,00:41:06
the greater the difference between00:41:08
the scripts and the sets.00:41:11
The fate of people can00:41:14
also be seen as a lot of variants00:41:19
theoretically there are no00:41:21
restrictions with regard to the00:41:23
scripts and stage sets of00:41:24
human existence since the00:41:26
variant space is infinitely large, any00:41:29
unimportant event can00:41:32
bring about a change in the fate of00:41:35
human life, and every movement00:41:38
of matter represents a chain of00:41:41
causes and effects The effect00:41:44
in the variant space is00:41:47
located not far from its cause00:41:49
and so causes and effects follow one another00:41:51
and so the00:41:55
sectors of fate line up to form a00:41:56
life line.00:41:59
The scripts and stage sets of the00:42:02
individual sectors located on this line00:42:04
are more or less the same as00:42:07
the human life flows00:42:09
steadily until something of your own00:42:12
occurs that changes the script and the00:42:14
stage setting00:42:16
then fate takes a turn and00:42:18
follows a different line of life.00:42:23
Imagine that you have00:42:25
watched a theater performance.00:42:28
The next day you go to the00:42:30
theater again and see the same play00:42:32
but the stage design is slightly different,00:42:37
these are00:42:39
life lines that are close to each other. In the next00:42:42
theater season you will see the same00:42:43
play with the same00:42:45
actors but with significant00:42:48
changes in the script, this00:42:51
is a slightly more00:42:53
different life line and finally00:42:56
you will see the same play in one In00:42:58
other theaters you can expect a00:43:01
completely different interpretation of the piece.00:43:05
This line of life is already very far00:43:08
removed from the first.00:43:12
Reality has such a00:43:14
variety because the number of00:43:17
variants is infinite.00:43:20
From any starting point you have00:43:22
a chain of causes and effects00:43:29
Once you have chosen such a starting point, you get this or00:43:32
that manifestation of reality.00:43:35
You can say that reality00:43:38
develops in accordance with the line of life00:43:40
and depending on the chosen00:43:42
starting point,00:43:44
everyone gets what they choose.00:43:48
We all have the right to choose because00:43:50
the infinity of variants00:43:53
Nobody already exists, no one forbids us00:43:56
to make our fate according to our taste,00:43:59
the entire control of fate00:44:01
is based solely on our00:44:04
choice.00:44:05
Trend surfing answers the question of how to00:44:08
make this choice,00:44:12
so there is an information structure00:44:15
that contains an infinite number of potential00:44:18
possibilities or variants00:44:20
Through the respective scripts00:44:23
and stage sets,00:44:26
reality is formed according to the content of00:44:28
that structure, the00:44:31
process of movement of matter00:44:34
through the variant space can be00:44:38
illustrated using a mental experiment.00:44:42
Imagine a tube filled with water.00:44:46
A cooling ring moves within the tube00:44:48
the water inside it quickly freezes,00:44:55
so to speak, an ice crystal moves00:44:58
through the water in the tube,00:45:01
the water molecules in the surroundings remain00:45:04
freely mobile, but almost do00:45:06
not move from a spot.00:45:09
As soon as the rain moves a little further,00:45:10
the ice appears behind it again00:45:15
What is moving is not really00:45:17
the ice crystal itself but the00:45:20
ice structure that is carried inside the ring.00:45:26
In this parable the water in00:45:29
the tube is the variant space00:45:32
and the ice crystal is the material00:45:34
realization of the variants.00:45:37
The molecules are the people and their00:45:40
position within the structure of the00:45:42
ice crystal is realized as a00:45:45
variant of fate.00:45:48
There is no clear answer to the00:45:50
question of what the cooling ring stands for in the00:45:54
parable or, in other words,00:45:56
how and why matter from the00:45:59
information structure designed00:46:03
in microcosm, matter can behave like00:46:05
an agglomeration of00:46:07
energy.00:46:09
It is known that00:46:12
Microparticles are constantly being created and destroyed in a vacuum,00:46:14
the matter exists but at the00:46:17
same time it has no actual00:46:20
material substance. Clearly only something00:46:22
we touch has an00:46:26
intangible energetic basis.00:46:30
I hope my excursion into the world of00:46:32
physics hasn't bored you too much00:46:34
We are00:46:36
still at the starting point of transurfing,00:46:40
but what you will learn in this book00:46:42
may shock you to a certain extent,00:46:44
so I can't avoid a00:46:46
kind of theoretical introduction,00:46:49
otherwise you might completely lose your mind.00:46:54
So I would like to ask you something To maintain patience00:47:00
as another metaphor for00:47:01
understanding the realization in the00:47:03
variant space, the sea wave is intended to serve us.00:47:07
We want to assume that the wave00:47:10
was triggered by a seaquake.00:47:13
The quake sets off from the seabed on00:47:15
site and thus forms a wave crest on a00:47:18
sea surface with the water on it00:47:20
What remains in place00:47:24
is not the water itself but rather00:47:27
the manifestation of the energy potential.00:47:33
Only on the coast does the water pour00:47:35
onto the mainland.00:47:39
All waves in00:47:42
this parable behave in the same way. The sea is the00:47:45
space00:47:46
and the wave is the development the00:47:49
material reality,00:47:51
that is, the material realization,00:47:55
what results from the fact00:47:58
that on the one hand the material00:48:00
realization moves in space and time00:48:02
and on the other hand the variants00:48:06
remain in place because I00:48:08
exist [music]00:48:10
that everything was and will be,00:48:14
why not00:48:16
time as well as space are in reality00:48:20
static, the flow of time is00:48:23
comparable to playing a00:48:24
roll of film,00:48:26
the feeling is that the passage of time only arises00:48:29
when the individual images00:48:31
are shown in quick succession,00:48:34
but take the roll of film apart and00:48:36
look at the images at the same time,00:48:38
where is that? Time has remained at once,00:48:43
all images exist at the same time,00:48:46
time only doesn't seem00:48:49
to be static when we look at the images one after00:48:52
the other, but that's exactly what00:48:55
happens in life and so it happens00:48:58
that the00:49:00
idea of everything coming and going is deeply00:49:03
rooted in our consciousness00:49:06
In truth, everything that00:49:07
is stored in the information field has00:49:10
always been there and will always00:49:12
be there,00:49:14
the life lines are like a film,00:49:17
what has passed has not disappeared00:49:20
but remains,00:49:23
just as what is to come is already00:49:27
the current phase of life00:49:29
a material realization of the00:49:31
variant space in the respective sector of the00:49:34
life line.00:49:38
Many people may now ask in words how00:49:41
can it be possible for a huge number00:49:43
of variants of my fate00:49:44
to exist at the same time,00:49:46
who could this serve, God the00:49:51
laws of nature,00:49:53
what use would that have?00:49:56
Try one Imagining a point on00:49:59
a coordinate system -00:50:02
we all learned about this grid in00:50:04
school - a point on a00:50:07
plane can occupy any position on the00:50:22
The point can00:50:25
have any coordinates00:50:29
and now imagine the00:50:30
point that moves on the graph00:50:33
and ask yourself how can it be00:50:37
that the path the path I took in my area00:50:39
always existed and always will00:50:43
and how can it be that the path that00:50:45
only impending is already determined beforehand00:50:49
but you see the path of the point from00:50:52
above and therefore you don't find anything00:50:55
strange about it00:50:58
the variant space serves as a template00:51:00
and it determines in which way the00:51:03
material realization takes place00:51:06
imagine a dark forest and00:51:09
a person in it with a lantern00:51:11
in front of00:51:12
it A person walks through the forest and00:51:14
illuminates a small area in his00:51:16
surroundings -00:51:19
the realization is then disgusting -00:51:23
the entire dark forest is here to be00:51:26
understood as the variant space and the00:51:29
illuminated area as the realization of00:51:31
a variant in a given environment,00:51:37
which is the lighting in other00:51:40
words What is it that makes a variant of the00:51:44
template become reality?00:51:48
To answer this question we have to choose00:51:50
a further starting point.00:51:54
In our time there is no00:51:56
longer any doubt that thoughts are also something00:51:58
material.00:52:01
Reality shows itself to us in two00:52:04
faces.00:52:05
On the one hand, that is definitely the case be the00:52:07
consciousness00:52:10
but on the other hand there are also00:52:13
undeniable confirmations for the00:52:15
opposite conclusion.00:52:18
Thoughts are not only motives for00:52:20
actions, they also have a direct00:52:22
impact on the reality around us,00:52:27
for example, are usually our00:52:29
worst expectations. Of course,00:52:31
one could argue about whether00:52:34
in such In some cases, thoughts actually00:52:36
come true or there is a premonition of00:52:40
future unpleasantness. In00:52:44
fact, there is00:52:46
a lot of uncertainty and00:52:48
ambiguity in paranormal phenomena, but that doesn't mean00:52:51
that you can ignore such aspects of reality.00:52:54
There are numerous00:52:57
facts that confirm a direct influence00:52:59
of thoughts on reality,00:53:03
such as It is also through consciousness that00:53:07
people shape their fate. In this00:53:10
book we are talking about00:53:12
how this happens.00:53:16
We want to start from the following00:53:18
statement:00:53:20
the radiation of mental00:53:22
energy materializes a potential00:53:25
variant00:53:26
[music],00:53:28
we have the full right to this conclusion00:53:31
Because reality00:53:34
actually presents itself to us in such a way that00:53:36
consciousness determines reality,00:53:39
not only00:53:41
facts from everyday life can serve as confirmation of this,00:53:43
but also findings from00:53:46
quantum physics about00:53:49
how exactly the interaction of the00:53:51
mental radiation with the00:53:53
variant space takes place is for us00:53:56
not of fundamental importance, it00:53:58
is still unclear how00:54:01
the information00:54:03
is transmitted energetically or otherwise. For the00:54:06
sake of simplicity, we00:54:09
simply want to say that the radiation of00:54:11
mental energy illuminates a certain00:54:14
sector of the space of variants00:54:16
and that the00:54:19
variant therefore takes on material form00:54:24
The radiation as well as the sector00:54:26
have certain parameters, the00:54:29
mental radiation finds its00:54:31
sector, the variant is realized00:54:34
and so it happens that consciousness00:54:37
determines reality.00:54:41
However, we should not00:54:42
forget that this is only one aspect of the00:54:45
manifestations of reality,00:54:48
it is not possible00:54:50
To create your reality from your armchair,00:54:54
although there are actually people who00:54:58
can literally materialize things out of the air, they are00:55:01
individual cases and do00:55:03
not show off their abilities and yet their00:55:06
thoughts have a strong influence on a00:55:09
person's fate as well as his00:55:12
concrete actions,00:55:14
people are used to their00:55:16
actions having visible and easily00:55:19
explained consequences.00:55:22
The influence of thoughts, on the other hand, works00:55:24
in secret and therefore seems to us to be00:55:27
inexplicable and unforeseeable.00:55:31
It is probably quite difficult to establish a00:55:33
clear causal connection between00:55:36
the thoughts and the00:55:38
resulting ones events00:55:41
but in the following you will be able to00:55:44
convince yourself that00:55:46
people's thoughts actually shape reality very00:55:49
directly, people get what they00:55:52
choose.00:55:55
Someone could now object that this00:55:58
means that the seas, the mountains, the00:56:01
planets and the galaxies are a product of00:56:04
my mental radiation00:56:09
Human beings sometimes have the tendency00:56:11
to see themselves as the center of the universe,00:56:13
in reality they only occupy a00:56:17
tiny niche in the infinite expanses00:56:19
of the cosmos.00:56:21
Our world is inhabited by a countless number of00:56:24
living organisms and each00:56:27
living being has to contribute to00:56:29
shaping it Reality00:56:32
every living being has its own00:56:34
parameters of mental radiation00:56:37
should they not be comfortable, like00:56:39
radiation of a plant00:56:41
to be considered mental then they call it something00:56:44
else00:56:46
essentially nothing changes in00:56:48
the facts we can't even00:56:50
say with certainty that inanimate00:56:52
things don't have something like that an00:56:54
emanation of living organisms not00:56:57
to mention the all-pervading00:56:59
world spirit that we call God.00:57:02
Every being has its consciousness and00:57:05
forms the layer of its world. One can00:57:08
say that everything in this world00:57:10
has a particle of God within it and in00:57:13
this way he guides the entire world00:57:19
Every person follows their own00:57:21
life lines. At the same time, all00:57:24
people inhabit one and the same world. The00:57:26
material world is the same for all of us,00:57:28
but everyone has their own00:57:31
concrete perception of it. Let us imagine that we00:57:34
are a tourist and00:57:36
visit a city worth seeing. They00:57:39
marvel at the sights and00:57:41
architecture They see the flowerbeds,00:57:44
the springing fountains alone and the00:57:48
smiling faces of the passers-by.00:57:51
When he passes by in a waste bin, there is00:57:53
a homeless man standing there.00:57:56
He is in the same world00:57:58
as them and not in a different00:58:01
dimension,00:58:03
but his perception is00:58:05
fundamentally different from theirs The00:58:08
teacher's bottle in the trash, the dirty00:58:10
wall and his competitors who did00:58:12
n't manage to grab the bottle in time00:58:14
and who is00:58:17
careful not to be in the policeman's gaze.00:58:21
They live on their life line and he00:58:24
on the Seine. Their life lines00:58:28
intersect at a point the space of00:58:30
variants,00:58:31
which is why this world is perceived by them as one and00:58:34
the same.00:58:39
All manifestations of material00:58:41
nature are based on an energetic00:58:43
basis. The energy field is primary.00:58:49
All other physical00:58:50
manifestations are secondary.00:58:53
Scientists strive to summarize the00:58:55
various manifestations of00:58:57
energy within the framework of a unified00:58:59
theory and you will00:59:01
soon come to results but there is00:59:04
more to unify because the00:59:06
manifestations of reality are00:59:08
unlimited00:59:10
without going into all these subtleties00:59:13
we want to turn our attention to an00:59:15
abstract force that00:59:18
is invisible but still objectively exists00:59:23
for our purposes it is completely00:59:25
sufficient To accept the fact00:59:27
that the human's mental energy00:59:29
is material -00:59:32
the mental energy not00:59:34
only whirls around in the human's head but also00:59:36
expands in space and00:59:40
interacts with the surrounding00:59:41
energetic field.00:59:44
Hardly anyone today will want to deny this fact for the sake00:59:50
of simplicity We00:59:52
assume that the mental00:59:55
radiation has a frequency similar00:59:57
to that of radio waves.01:00:01
If you think about something, the01:00:04
frequency of your mental energy is placed on01:00:06
a certain sector in the variant01:00:08
space,01:00:11
then the energy enters the sector of the01:00:13
variant space, the material variant takes the01:00:16
front and01:00:19
has the energy a complex structure01:00:22
and penetrates everything that exists in this world01:00:26
while it remains in the body it is01:00:28
modified by the thoughts and when it01:00:31
leaves the body it01:00:33
forfeits the parameters that01:00:35
correspond to these thoughts.01:00:40
A radio station also works according to this principle,01:00:42
taking the parameters of the energy01:00:45
Characteristics of thoughts01:00:47
in this way, when the01:00:50
energy comes out of the body, the mental01:00:52
radiation is preserved,01:00:54
which will transform the corresponding sector of the01:00:56
variant space into material reality.01:00:59
If you think about something01:01:02
bad or something good, you01:01:04
send your mental energy into01:01:07
the variant space modified01:01:10
energy is transferred to a01:01:12
specific sector and thus brings about the01:01:15
corresponding changes in your life01:01:18
the circumstances of life develop not01:01:20
only according to concrete actions but01:01:23
also through the nature of a person's thoughts01:01:27
if they are hostile to the world the01:01:30
world will treat him in the same way01:01:33
if they are constantly expressing your dissatisfaction,01:01:35
there will be more and more reasons for this01:01:39
if there is previously a negative attitude in your relationship with the environment,01:01:44
the world will show you its01:01:45
worst side,01:01:48
conversely, a positive attitude will01:01:50
naturally change your life for the best -01:01:55
the person gets what he gets choose this01:01:58
is reality whether you like it01:02:00
or not01:02:04
as long as your thoughts run more or less01:02:07
in a certain direction01:02:09
you are hardly on the same01:02:12
line of life01:02:13
but if your relationship to01:02:16
reality changes to this or that side01:02:19
the parameters of your mental01:02:22
charisma acquire new values01:02:26
and the material realization of the01:02:28
layer of their world goes to another01:02:30
line01:02:32
there the events develop according to01:02:35
a different script and according to01:02:37
the parameters of their broadcast.01:02:40
If for01:02:42
some reason you no longer like the script01:02:44
you will fight to change your situation When people01:02:48
come across obstacles,01:02:51
they generally react by01:02:53
expressing their displeasure or by falling into melancholy,01:02:57
their mental aura is01:03:00
directed onto a path where the obstacles01:03:02
become even greater, their lives are saved,01:03:05
then they often get out of hand,01:03:08
this process seems to01:03:10
go unguided, cautious, but in reality01:03:13
they are in control through their thoughts they focus on a01:03:17
problematic region of the01:03:19
variant space,01:03:21
they think through their actions01:03:24
they could overcome the obstacles, but01:03:26
actually you always get what01:03:29
you have chosen. If01:03:30
you fight with obstacles,01:03:34
they will appear in front of you en masse.01:03:36
They are mentally01:03:39
engrossed in problems They will also experience01:03:42
problems with their01:03:45
actions. They want to bring about a change01:03:47
in the situation on their current01:03:49
life path, but they are not able to01:03:53
change the script in variants space. They can only01:03:55
become a different script01:03:57
if they try to change the unpleasant01:04:00
passages in the script to change think01:04:03
about what you don't like,01:04:06
this will ensure that your choice will be successfully01:04:08
implemented and you will get what01:04:11
you don't want.01:04:14
It is not possible to change something within the framework of a01:04:15
certain line of life.01:04:19
Similarly, as a visitor to01:04:21
a gallery you cannot rearrange the pictures01:04:23
or end the exhibition because you01:04:26
are not the owner of the house, but no one is01:04:28
stopping you from going to another01:04:30
exhibition hall and looking at something01:04:33
that you like better. Of01:04:36
course, there is a transition to01:04:38
another line of life where everyone lives according to their01:04:41
needs, not just on us,01:04:43
not all thoughts are01:04:45
realized not all wishes come01:04:48
true it is not about the01:04:51
content of the thoughts but rather about01:04:53
their nature01:04:56
a dream or a wish is not yet a01:04:58
choice01:04:59
dreams remain dreams01:05:02
you have to meet certain conditions you01:05:07
will find out everything about them in this book01:05:09
in the variant space There are01:05:11
an infinite number of01:05:13
fate lines for every person. We have no reason to be concerned01:05:16
with our fate because we01:05:19
have the right to become one. Our01:05:21
problem is solely01:05:24
that we don't know how we can do it.01:05:27
The world shows us a big one01:05:29
Diversity as if it were created01:05:31
to fulfill any need,01:05:34
everyone can find everything their heart01:05:37
desires, even when it comes to knowledge and knowledge,01:05:40
the world shows us from the01:05:43
side we want to see,01:05:45
for example idealism claims01:05:47
the world is an illusion and the world01:05:50
seems to agree with this,01:05:53
materialism claims exactly the01:05:55
opposite and again the world has nothing01:05:58
against it, people argue01:06:00
with each other and try to01:06:01
impose their world views on each other01:06:04
and the world seems to be right in everything,01:06:07
isn't it wonderful the01:06:10
variant space represents the so-called01:06:12
illusions and the material one01:06:14
Realization is what is meant by the01:06:17
material world. We01:06:20
always get what we choose.01:06:23
Anyone who is familiar with the principles of Islam01:06:25
knows the meaning of the01:06:27
words. The fate of man is01:06:30
recorded in the book.01:06:33
This means that the fate01:06:35
is predetermined and that no one01:06:37
inside him can.01:06:39
Similar statements can also be found in01:06:41
other religions and man's fate01:06:44
is actually predetermined.01:06:48
The only mistake in religion is01:06:50
that there is not just one variant01:06:52
of fate but an infinite01:06:55
number of01:06:57
you cannot escape your fate,01:06:59
even that is until To a01:07:02
certain extent it's just right01:07:04
since you can't change the script of a variant.01:07:07
Fighting with the world to01:07:10
change your fate is a very01:07:13
difficult and thankless task,01:07:16
but you don't even need to do this,01:07:19
you can just choose a variant01:07:22
that you like01:07:24
of course It all sounds very01:07:26
unusual and raises understandable01:07:28
doubts,01:07:30
but I didn't01:07:31
expect that they would willingly01:07:33
accept the variant model. After all,01:07:36
I didn't believe in it myself until01:07:38
I was able to convince myself that01:07:40
trend surfing actually works01:07:42
and without any problems -01:07:45
it makes no sense or01:07:48
to give preference to that model with the aim of01:07:50
achieving a so-called absolute truth.01:07:55
A model in itself has no meaning01:07:58
but rather the result that01:08:01
can be obtained with its help.01:08:03
Different mathematical models01:08:05
can represent one and the same physical01:08:07
phenomenon in different ways.01:08:09
It would not be It's funny when01:08:12
specialists in analytical geometry01:08:14
suddenly start campaigns against analytical01:08:16
mathematics in order to prove01:08:19
that geometry is the only true01:08:21
mathematical discipline.01:08:24
The mathematicians have01:08:26
agreed with each other.01:08:28
Philosophers and religious followers,01:08:30
on the other hand, don't know01:08:33
where is the variant space?01:08:35
This question was not difficult to01:08:37
answer From our01:08:39
three-dimensional perception01:08:42
you can say that it is everywhere and nowhere.01:08:46
Imagine a level without beginning01:08:48
and end on which two-dimensional01:08:51
people live. They have no idea that there01:08:53
is a third dimension.01:08:56
They are of the opinion that their level is01:08:58
the only world and can We don't01:09:00
understand that there01:09:02
can be anything else beyond that,01:09:04
but we know that it's worth01:09:08
adding a third dimension to this model.01:09:10
In addition, you can01:09:13
create infinitely more dimensional levels,01:09:16
so we don't need to be worried01:09:18
if we can't imagine01:09:20
which one Way next to our world an01:09:22
infinite number of parallels01:09:27
it is not easy to believe in the actual01:09:29
existence of parallels01:09:32
but it is easy for you01:09:35
to believe in the theory of relativity01:09:37
according to which the mass of a body01:09:39
increases with increasing speed its01:09:42
size is reduced and the Time01:09:45
delays01:09:46
[music] it is01:09:47
impossible for us to check these things based on01:09:49
personal experience. What is01:09:50
important, however, is not whether we01:09:53
understand this theory or not, but01:09:55
what practical use we can get from it.01:10:05
Arguing in limitless space about the advantages of this or that model is simply nonsensical and01:10:07
to be petty, imagine if01:10:10
we take a distance and01:10:12
increase it to infinity,01:10:16
we would never reach a limit,01:10:18
but the same thing happens if we01:10:23
reduce the distance to infinity.01:10:24
There is no limit there either,01:10:27
we can only see the limited part of what is01:10:30
visible Looking at the universe, both01:10:33
the telescope and the microscope01:10:35
have their limits - infinity in the01:10:39
direction of the microcosm is01:10:41
no different from infinity in the01:10:43
direction of the macrocosm.01:10:45
There is a hypothesis that the universe visible to us01:10:49
was created from a big big bang.01:10:54
Since then it has supposedly been01:10:56
constantly changing01:10:58
The celestial bodies move through the01:11:00
cosmos at huge speeds.01:11:05
Considering the risk distances,01:11:07
the expansion of the01:11:09
universe seems to occur very slowly. It01:11:13
is also known that in a vacuum,01:11:16
elementary particles appear out of nowhere at any moment01:11:19
and immediately disappear again.01:11:23
We take into account the relativity of01:11:25
space and the time there is nothing to prevent us from01:11:31
viewing each of these particles as a separate universe that01:11:34
is similar to ours.01:11:37
However, we do not know anything precise about01:11:40
the nature of these particles.01:11:42
According to physicists, they01:11:45
sometimes behave as waves and sometimes as mass01:11:47
particles, we push them even further in the01:11:50
microcosm, the relative01:11:53
distances become huge again and01:11:56
time is also delayed for the inner01:11:58
observer. For an external observer,01:12:01
our universe only exists for a01:12:03
moment, just as the01:12:08
ponds that arise and disappear in a vacuum exist for us as inner observers01:12:11
Universe for01:12:14
billions of years,01:12:16
next01:12:19
time you take a sip of coffee, think about how01:12:21
many universes you have just01:12:22
swallowed. An01:12:24
infinite number because infinity01:12:27
cannot be divided.01:12:29
A flight into the microcosm is just as01:12:32
long and far as a flight through the01:12:34
vastness of the Everything01:12:37
is similar to space, which is01:12:40
infinite in both directions.01:12:42
Periods of time can be both infinitely short and01:12:45
infinitely slow, no matter01:12:46
which point in a period of time we01:12:49
choose as the starting point. The01:12:51
infinity of time extends in01:12:53
both directions.01:12:55
Any shift in the01:12:57
starting point does not change01:12:59
this Day01:13:02
the whole infinity of these01:13:03
nested worlds01:13:05
exists at the same time01:13:08
the center of this universe01:13:11
is at the same time in every point in01:13:15
every point is surrounded on all01:13:17
sides by the same infinity01:13:20
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and all events take place at the same time01:13:24
and for the same reason01:13:27
The center of the universe is at01:13:29
a certain point,01:13:32
it's hard to imagine it, but01:13:35
ultimately01:13:37
infinity cannot be grasped at a glance, no matter01:13:40
how far you move through space in your thoughts,01:13:42
infinity01:13:43
extends much further, there is even01:13:47
more There are more confusing theories01:13:50
according to which our visible01:13:52
universe turns into a finite ferry in01:13:55
four dimensional space, but01:13:58
that doesn't make it any easier for us01:14:00
because there can be an infinite01:14:02
number of theoretical dimensions01:14:10
To content ourselves with our narrow perspective01:14:12
and pretend to understand01:14:15
something01:14:17
in modern science, there are01:14:19
much more incomprehensible things that are01:14:21
inexplicable, but that doesn't01:14:23
stop us from using the fruits of their01:14:25
findings.01:14:27
If we apply the principles of friends01:14:29
surfing, we get the01:14:30
shocking results01:14:34
we want Don't deselect us at the same time as the01:14:36
question of why and how exactly it01:14:39
all works. This effort would be01:14:41
about as promising as01:14:43
a child asking in physics class01:14:45
why is one celestial body01:14:48
attracted to another. The teacher would01:14:51
answer that it is due to the law of01:14:53
gravity. The question will follow01:14:56
and why is there this law of very01:14:58
heavy force which01:15:00
causes gravity and there is01:15:03
no answer to that, so we would01:15:06
rather avoid this wonderful activity01:15:08
and simply get the results of01:15:10
the variant model. After01:15:13
all, we cannot understand everything that results01:15:16
from the variant model01:15:19
Man creates his own fate,01:15:22
but there is a difference01:15:24
between the term fate in grand01:15:26
surfing and its meaning in01:15:28
general usage.01:15:30
The difference01:15:34
is that you can choose your luck01:15:36
and don't have to fight for it.01:15:40
It would not be advisable to rush into the variant01:15:43
model accept or01:15:44
reject, just ask yourself the01:15:47
question: did you01:15:48
manage to achieve this in your fight with the01:15:50
world?01:15:52
Everyone has to decide for themselves01:15:54
whether they want to continue in the corpse spirit01:15:56
or try it in another01:15:58
way, but you can01:16:03
spend your whole life fighting like this without achieving anything significant,01:16:05
perhaps it would be01:16:07
easier to act in such a way that the world01:16:09
accommodates us01:16:11
because the world only what they01:16:14
initiate through their choice.01:16:18
Their choice is always fulfilled unconditionally.01:16:22
However, the choice is not the01:16:24
same as a wish Something01:16:26
else that you will01:16:29
find out in this book Wishes only come01:16:31
true in a fairy tale. It is not for nothing that01:16:34
the belief has prevailed.01:16:35
Wishes are either very difficult or01:16:37
impossible to fulfill.01:16:39
We have only taken the first step towards01:16:40
solving the riddle of the overseer01:16:44
You will learn why01:16:46
wishes and dreams do not come true.01:16:51
Summary01:16:53
Reality has an infinite01:16:55
variety of manifestations.01:17:00
The multi-variability of the world is the01:17:03
most important of its basic features.01:17:07
Each model represents only one aspect01:17:10
of a manifestation of reality since01:17:15
each branch of knowledge is based on a01:17:18
chosen aspect of one Manifestation01:17:20
of reality01:17:23
your choice will be realized in any case01:17:25
what you choose01:17:28
you will also get01:17:31
the variant space is a field of01:17:33
information about what was and will01:17:37
be01:17:40
a variant consists of a script01:17:43
and a stage set01:17:47
you can divide the space into sectors and these in01:17:50
turn divide into variants01:17:55
the greater the distance between two01:17:57
sectors the greater the differences01:17:59
in the variants01:18:04
sectors with approximately the same01:18:06
parameters come together to form a01:18:08
life line01:18:12
the material realization moves01:18:15
through space like a condensed01:18:17
lump01:18:20
the radiation of mental01:18:22
energy materializes the potential of01:18:24
a possible Variant01:18:29
the organism makes its contribution01:18:32
to the form evaluation of the material01:18:34
realization01:18:39
the parameters of the01:18:40
charisma change then the transition01:18:43
to another line takes place01:18:48
you cannot change the script01:18:50
but you can choose another one01:18:55
you don't need to fight for your happiness01:18:58
you can follow01:19:00
choose a variant according to your heart's desire01:19:03
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