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Chapter 6: Interworld – a construct of here and now and hereafter?

With the help of our mind and our consciousness we humans can create our own reality. We do this by »deciphering« the space of all possibilities that surrounds us completely with our consciousness and subconsciously connecting scenes with our neuron network in the brain and stringing them together. So we get the impression of a timeline. The perception of time is born this way. Everything that we perceive happens without exception in the now. If we think of the past, we do this from the now. If we think about the future, this also happens from the present moment. Our consciousness with our mind has its origin in the immaterial world. This spiritual world uses matter to experience itself, like the fish moves in water without ever thinking that it swims in it and that it is also made of water. There is a kind of »memory of the universe« in which all information that arises or has ever arisen is stored. We are surrounded by information potentials, a world of ideas and already existing experience potentials of the past and the future, because only when the spirit dips into the material world and connects and identifies with forms do we move in the duality, which creates the illusion of time and space. We do not live in a Newtonian universe that meshes like a clockwork and in which everything can be calculated mathematically. In such a cosmos there is probably no place for free will either. Our universe holds much more in store than what we have explored so far. Modern quantum physics says that we live in a space full of possibilities. Our consciousness is able to move through this space and thus focuses with the information and idea fields on the realities that it wants to experience. As soon as this happens, we become observers and participants alike. This creates quantum particles and our material world becomes reality. When these quantum particles have revealed themselves in their potential energy state, when they appear in the form of matter, only then are forces and information transmitted and our physical world appears as if by magic. It is the observer within us who deciphers and decodes and lets quantum particles arise that make our visible world tangible. Our reality arises from the ability of the consciousness to observe and to use the mind as its tool for the implementation of information potentials. It sets the course for a sustainable experience and consciously links thoughts. Mind and consciousness therefore belong closely together and form the source for the world as we experience it. Look around, no matter where you are: Can you perceive TV or radio waves, waves from your mobile phone or shortwave radiation anywhere? No. However, this information is always in the room you are in. All you have to do is decode it using a TV, radio or smartphone - and you will get the information you need. The room with its »radio wave salad« penetrates us like a fishing net the water, which we can symbolically imagine as a place of all information and possibilities. From this sea of possibilities, we use suitable technical devices to filter out the programs we need. In a figurative sense, our brain functions like a mobile phone, like a receiver and transmitter, but not for electromagnetic waves, but for and with consciousness. In his book »Quantum Philosophy and Interworld«, Dr. Ulrich Warnke describes this interworld and gets to the point:

»The interworld surrounds and penetrates us - it is within us. However, it can only be found to a limited extent in the activities of our brain, as it is to a certain extent 'censored' by it. In extended states of consciousness and also in our dreams we are part of the interworld and can access it by calling up events. It is like in a dream: Everything that our mind directs its attention to becomes a perceived reality.«

With everything we do, with every thought and every feeling, we spiritually feed this interworld, we load information into it and unconsciously collect data by being inspired by it. Secrets don't exist. Everything is irrevocably stored in the so-called »world memory«, which is also known as the »Akasha Chronicle«. Clairvoyance, telepathy, fortune telling, remote viewing or palm leaf readings are only possible through the interworld and connect us with all beings. The interworld is comparable to a memory module of a computer filled to the brim with data, in which all information is already available as action potentials, but can only be read out and implemented in actions with the appropriate software. Without this selection and conversion of the stored information, they would remain useless in the memory and could not move anything. Without software it is not possible to read out data from the memory chip and without the mind and brain there cannot be a conscious stringing together of experience potentials in a temporal sequence of events like human reality, which we call time. The following picture should illustrate this again.

Illustration 12: Man in the interworld

This interaction of the subtle and material world is similar to a manuscript for a stage play that is no longer in a drawer, but is to be brought to life with us as actors and a stage design. We are and experience the role we play and identify with it. At this moment we forget our real everyday world and surrender to the act, just as we forget the world on the soul level when we immerse ourselves in this life with the reality perceived in it. The everyday world is lost on the theatre stage in order to protect the actor from all sorts of distractions and outside information that could prevent his full identification with the role in the play. But as long as the script is in the drawer, it is like the memory chip filled to the brim, which cannot act on its own. Only the interaction of information from the author's script and the actors' actions creates a story for the viewer of the stage play.

It is as if this book »Illusion human« is unused on the shelf. Only through the viewer does an interaction arise between my mind, the information potential from the book and the thoughts of the reader. Since I am already in contact with the interworld while writing, and you are now while reading also in connection, this creates something new again and with the enrichment of your additional and new thoughts we work together on a new version of this book that is better and gets better. We collectively create something new, in an everlasting process of creation. Consciousness and spirit are the source of everything, and by using all possible informational potentials we pave the path to self-knowledge. If consciousness is in this world, we are focused on our body. On the other hand, if it is in the hereafter, as in dreams or near-death experiences, it is outside our body, that is, it is not only in our four-dimensional space-time, but in an expanded, multi-dimensional space. It could just as easily move in a fifth or sixth dimension. Both worlds, this and the hereafter, I call, based on Dr. Ulrich Warnke, »the interworld« so as not to confuse the reader with additional terms. If we open our awareness to the interworld, we are creative creators and use our full potential. If we close ourselves to the interworld by living out our ego, there is a risk that we will become prisoners of the material world. We set ourselves apart and think in terms of hierarchies. Duality keeps us firmly in hand and forces us to think in terms of categories such as »black and white«, »good and bad«, »love and hate« or »war and peace«. What world do you want to live in? There are many savants or intellectual geniuses like Nobel Prize winner Albert Einstein who intuitively understand how to »tap« the information fields of the interworld. A very well known and extremely controversial spiritual medium until his death in 1951 was the Brazilian Carmine or Carlos Mirabelli. The magazine Parapsychologie reported in 1927 on him in detail. He spoke in a state of medial ecstasy (trance) in 26 languages including seven dialects and wrote in 28 languages and native dialects: in German, French, Dutch, English, in four Italian dialects, in Czech, Arabic, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Hebrew and Albanian, in African dialects, in Latin, Chinese, Modern Greek, Polish, in Syrian-Egyptian dialects and in ancient Greek. He dealt with topics that were far beyond his knowledge and his bourgeois life. It was about medicine, law, sociology, economics, politics, theology, psychology, history, natural sciences, astronomy, philosophy, logic, musicology, occultism and literature. A 20-person commission, which was supposed to check his abilities, was of the opinion that the form and content of the foreign language lectures exceeded the natural level of human memory and could not be produced using trickery. In contrast to the highly educated Cardinal Mezzofanti, who is considered one of the greatest linguistic geniuses, it is completely unclear where Mirabelli's language acquisition and all his knowledge came from.

Cardinal Giuseppe Mezzofanti lived in Rome in the middle of the 18th century and is said to have understood 45 languages and spoken 38 of them. If you add your knowledge of individual dialects, the number increases to 78. According to this, it is possible for all beings, under certain conditions, to consciously or unconsciously access the interworld, to call up information, to save and also to help shape it.

Illustration 13: Cardinal Giuseppi Mezzofanti

Illustration 14: Carlos Mirabelli

All beings with one consciousness contribute to ever new information. In this way, the interworld and its potential for ideas continue to grow and we have a universe that thinks and is subject to spiritual evolution. Is our universe a higher organism? This question literally comes to mind. And if so, is this organism God? In a potential multiverse with hundreds, thousands or even millions of other universes, are there many gods or again only one god who is above all gods? Can we as humans ever even begin to understand the real greatness of God?

Even the Bible speaks plural times about »the gods«. The first commandment is roughly: »» Thou shalt have no other gods before me.« And the second commandment is:

»You shall not make yourself an image or any simile, neither of what is in heaven above, of what is below on the earth, nor of what is in the water under the earth: do not worship them or serve them.«

Our minds are unable to grasp God in his entirety. There is a risk that we will ascribe everything that cannot be explained to us or that is in the world of mysticism to a self-made God. The result is then the belief in this loving and punishing God, the belief in a purgatory after our death, if we have not lived in a God-fearing manner and an original sin that we have already received just because we were born in this world. All of these things sound entirely like the human EGO and its inventiveness to justify a belief system.