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What is called matter in philosophy and the three gunas are essentially the same thing.

World of phenomena. What is meant by matter in science (physics) is the matter of the world of phenomena, guna rajas.

Astral world. Like the matter of the physical world, we can also talk about the matter of the astral world. Astral matter in Hinduism is sometimes called drachma, drachma vibrations, vibrations of drachma, guna tamas.

Causal world. Like the matter of the physical world, we can talk about the matter of the causal. Causal matter is mystical light, guna sattva. Causal stores information about everything. Information in the causal exists in the form of mystical light.

World of Nirvana. According to the concept, Nirvana is inseparable, therefore it is not accepted to single out any components of it. It is customary to study Nirvana from the point of view of unknowability, universality, indivisibility, constancy, eternity, absoluteness. In the world of Nirvana, they place Absolute. There is also a clarification that the Absolute and the world of Nirvana are identical.

According to the law of conservation of matter and energy, neither energy nor matter can flow from one dimension to another. Causal, astral and reality interact with each other by the mechanism of identification.

Parallel universes (double universes, parallel realities, double realities) do not exist. The past cannot be changed.