Beyond human imagination

What do we know about the world around us in which we live? Not much. Only what we can feel with the help of the five sensory cells located in the body: the eyes, mouth, nose, ears and skin. Our smaller brothers - animals, birds, fish and insects - can feel, for example, sounds, an electromagnetic field, smells and other things that a person cannot distinguish. According to people who practice esotericism, we are not alone on Earth. There are many other beings around us, but our senses do not allow us to recognize them. They can live in so-called parallel worlds, where life, time, speed, and other physical quantities behave differently. Scientists cannot and cannot prove this hypothesis. In this book, the author made an attempt to explain such a mystery as parallel worlds in easy-to-understand words. Many philosophers, religions, and cultures believe that death is not our "final destination" and that our souls are immortal. It's up to you, my reader, to believe in it or not.