law to explain one phenomenon, another appears to contradict it. This pursuit of truth is as elusive as a shadow and will go on forever. The interesting thing is that the world does not just hide its true face; it willingly takes on whatever guise we attribute to it.
This is clearly evident in all branches of science. For example, if you imagine that a microcosm consists of particles then there will be no shortage of experiments to support this supposition. If you assume that the microcosm is not a particle but an electromagnetic wave, the world won’t object, and will readily manifest itself accordingly.
You could ask the world whether it consisted of solid matter with just the same success. It would answer ‘yes’. Or maybe it consists of energy? Again, it will answer in the affirmative. As we know, micro-particles in a vacuum are constantly being created and annihilated as energy is transformed into matter, and vice versa.
It would be futile to ask the world what came first, matter or consciousness. It would change its mask just as cunningly, revealing to us whatever side of the world we wished to see. Representatives of various teachings argue with each other, each trying to prove an opposing point of view, but reality will always pass a dispassionate verdict because, in essence, they are all right.
The world agrees with us and dodges us at the same time. In other words, it acts like a mirror. It literally reflects all of our notions of reality, whatever they happen to be.
So where does that leave us? If the world always agrees with what we think about it, at the same time, constantly evading a direct answer, are not all our attempts to explain the nature of reality in vain?
The fact is everything is much simpler than that. There is no point in searching for an absolute truth in individual manifestations of a multifaceted reality. We just have to accept the fact that reality as a mirror has two aspects. A physical aspect, which you can touch, and a metaphysical aspect, which lies beyond the limits of perception and yet is no less objective in nature.
At the present time, science deals with the side of life that is reflected in the mirror, whereas esotericism tries to look at life outside the mirror. The entire debate basically boils down to a difference in focus. So what exactly does lie on the other side of the mirror?
Transurfing, like any esoteric teaching, offers one of many possible answers to this question. On the other side of the mirror glass there lies the ‘variants space,’ an information structure, that stores the scripts to all possible events. The number of variants is infinite, as infinite as the number of possible positions of a single dot on a grid. The variants space is a record of everything that ever was and everything that will ever be.
This also means that access to the variants space provides the opportunity for clairvoyance. The only setback is that because the number of variants is infinite, one can see events that will not be realised in physical reality. This is why clairvoyants often make ‘mistakes’ in their forecasts. In the variants space, you can see things that have never happened, as well as things that will never actually happen.
In this sense, you may rest assured. No one can truly know your future because no one can determine which potential version of it will ultimately be played out on the material plane. Similarly, there is no guarantee that what you see in a dream is the actual sector of the variants space that will be embodied in reality.
This is wonderful news. If the future is not predetermined, there is always reason to hope for the best possible outcome. The task of Transurfing is not to look regretfully at the past or even to peer apprehensively into a tomorrow which is yet to come but to shape intentionally your own reality.
It might seem difficult to believe. Just where is the variants space? How can this be possible? From the point of view of our three-dimensional perception of the world, the variants space is everywhere and at the same time, nowhere. It could lie beyond the visible universe, or it could be in your coffee cup. One thing is for certain; it is not in the third dimension.
Paradoxically, we visit the variants space every night. Our dreams are not illusions in the usual sense of the word. People light-heartedly attribute their dreams to the realm of fantasy, not suspecting that they reflect real events, which might have occurred in the past or might still occur in the future.
We know that people sometimes see images in dreams that do not seem to originate in this world. Or at least, it is quite clear, that the dreamer can’t have seen their dream content in real life. If a dream is our brain’s way of imitating reality, where do all these extraordinary pictures and narratives come from?
If we roughly attribute all conscious aspects of the human psyche to the mind, and all its subconscious aspects to the soul, then we could say that a dream is the soul’s flight through the variants space. The mind does not imagine dreams; it actually sees them.
The soul has direct access to the information field, where all ‘scripts and set designs’ are permanently stored like frames on a filmstrip. The phenomenon of time only manifests when the ‘filmstrip’ is moving. The mind acts as an observer and ‘ideas generator’.
Memory is also directly related to the variants space. It has already been proved that the brain is not physically capable of storing all the information a person accumulates during their lifetime. So how does the brain remember things?
The brain does not store the information itself; it stores something akin to an address to where the data is held in the variants space. The reason people don’t remember their past lives is that when the physical body dies those addresses are lost. Under certain conditions, however, the address files can be restored.
The mind is not capable of creating anything fundamentally new. It simply constructs a new version of a house from old building blocks. The material for any scientific discovery or masterpiece of art comes from the variants space and is received by the mind through the heart. Clairvoyance and intuitive knowledge come from the same place.
«A discovery in science», Einstein wrote, «is not accomplished in any logical way. It only takes on logical form afterwards, in the course of exposition. A discovery, even the very smallest, is always an insight. The solution comes from outside, as unexpectedly as if someone had whispered it in your ear.»
The concept of the variants space should not be confused with the well-known concept of a common information field, through which data can be transferred from one object to another. The variants space is a stationary matrix, a structure that determines everything that can potentially take place in our world.
When we accept the simultaneous existence of two aspects of reality, the physical and the metaphysical, then our picture of the world becomes much clearer. When these two aspects of reality come into contact on the surface of the mirror, phenomena arise that are usually attributed either to the paranormal or unexplained mysteries.
Corpuscular-wave dualism in which a microscopic object is perceived as either a wave or a particle is a vivid example of these two realities coming into contact with one another.
However, human beings are the most incredible example of this phenomenon, living creatures, who simultaneously combine the material and the spiritual. In a sense, we are living on the surface of a giant, dual mirror, on one side of which lies our material universe, and on the other stretches the black infinity of the variants space.
Finding ourselves in this unique position, it would be, at the very least, short-sighted to confine ourselves to living within the confines of the conventional worldview making use of just one aspect of reality, the physical aspect.
Given the right conditions, human thought energy is capable of materialising any sector of the variants space. In the state of being referred to in the context of Transurfing as the unity of heart and mind, an unfathomable,
