The Invisible

The World as We Don't Know It

The objects we see around us in our everyday lives look mostly the same every day, and our visual sense has got used to seeing cars, trees, streets, people, and other familiar and tangible things. We've come to acknowledge them as visible, solid objects, and we've got used to thinking of these objects as either alive or dead and as having colour, shape, size, and state of matter. We have therefore limited our minds and our senses to following these patterns and functioning in the most superficial way.

Tangible objects appear to be static, but, in fact, they are not. Between one object and another are spaces that help us differentiate between them. We have built relationships with these objects, ascribed feelings to them, and given them value. Everyone loves their car! This biased mode of thinking, of labelling, of assigning value biases our perception and makes us view the world as a distortion, an illusion. You might wonder, what's beyond all that we perceive in the world as we know it?

What would happen if we removed these biases from our thinking? It's simple – we would see the very nature of things. Let's consider a glass half-filled with water. Matter is present in all three phases in that glass: the glass itself is a solid, the water is a liquid, and air filling the rest of the glass is a gas. That's quite simple; a student in grade 3 already knows that. If we go deeper inside, we observe that the glass is made up of very small silica molecules packed tightly against each other, but as we know, the particles in solids are not so tightly packed; there is space between them, and in that space, every molecule vibrates with a small amount of energy.

Now let's have a closer look at the water in that glass. Water is made up of molecules of hydrogen and oxygen that have more space between them than the silica molecules in glass, and they have more energy, so they vibrate more rapidly. In the section of the glass filled with air, we see those molecules have still more space between them and have still more energy than those of water and glass, and so they vibrate the most rapidly. So, these materials are present in three different forms because of the different configurations of their molecules and their differing amounts of energy. Furthermore, we mustn't forget that although the upper half of the glass looks empty, it is full, but of a gas, whose particles vibrate at a higher frequency than the liquid in the glass or the glass itself.

Most people will only detect and acknowledge those substances in the solid state and in the liquid state, whose molecules are packed together closely enough to reflect colours and take different shapes, and these people will ignore objects with molecules separated by more distance and vibrating more rapidly because they cannot see them. But human vision is only able to detect objects whose molecules emit or reflect energy within a limited range of frequencies.

The range we can detect, with some slight variations among people, is in frequencies from as low as the lowest-frequency particles in the body to as high as the highest-vibrating particles. Most of what we're used to seeing is a solid because we've been trained to acknowledge these objects through our evolutionary process. However, in general, people who monitor the internal processes of their bodies such as the changes in their emotional state are more in touch with the invisible in the external world as well, so these people will observe a wider range of objects, which is often accompanied by many other benefits for their understanding of the world. The range of what is visible for other creatures besides humans is also limited to objects that vibrate with frequencies in the range of the frequencies within their bodies as well.

We can begin to realize that there is a mysterious, completely different world beyond the visible world, a set of frequencies which we fail to detect with our eyes. The things that we don't see are much more complex and beautiful, and they affect our lives more profoundly than the things we see. This invisible world contains many states of invisible energy either confined to a certain space or spread all over. Given that what exists in the invisible world is energy and that we know quite a bit about energy from our scientific studies, we are able to study, observe, and apply existing theories to this invisible world and its effects on our lives.

We defined consciousness earlier as the amount and intensity of communication between different parts of the brain, and we can extend that to communication between the brain and the body and the outside world. We can further extend this definition to say that a human's level of consciousness is determined by how much a person's mind can translate external phenomena into information, store it, and recall it at appropriate times to use it to affect the person or his or her external environment.

At our current level of consciousness, with the help of scientific instruments, we are able to detect frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum ranging from radio waves at 104 Hz to gamma rays at 1020 Hz, with visible light between 4.3 × 1014 Hz and 7.9 × 1014 Hz, this is not all of the spectrum; however, this is not the entirety of the spectrum. After all, along a spectrum, or continuum, there is no specific point at which one item ends and the next begins. However, this doesn't mean that we aren't able to differentiate the items along the continuum. In fact, if we expand and strengthen our consciousness, as reading this book will help you do, we will be able to detect waves at frequencies higher than those in the electromagnetic spectrum – one of the amazingly useful benefits of religion.

Our consciousness is on the verge of the next stage of evolution. Most people are able to perceive and understand visible objects, some are also able to perceive and understand the invisible to the limit that science has explained it, and some of these people can also perceive the invisible beyond what science has explained and approved, giving them a deeper insight into life than all others have, enabling them to become psychics, spiritualists, and others involved with what scientists consider supernatural. Everyone has the potential to be a psychic, and in my opinion, psychic insight is one of the most necessary tools for understanding our current times and the next stages of our evolution.

The real frequency range of the universe is infinite, and we will be going on a journey together in this book to explore how these frequencies shape not only the physical universe around us but also our lives in the present and future and beyond the death of our physical bodies.

Connectedness and Oneness

We have seen that everything around us is not static but is vibrating with energy within space, whether the particle is visible or invisible. Einstein's famous equation E=mc2 tells us that everything we see, everything that has mass, has energy. If the energy were removed, there would be no mass, and if the mass were removed, the energy would scatter into space.

We now...