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universe. Evolution is much more than our eyes can see. It is the movement and change of consciousness from the simpler, biological life-forms to the progressively more complex and organized, non-physical life-forms. Each life-form continues its evolutionary journey within the multidimensional universe. Each continues to grow and change, slowly learning and adapting to its new challenges and adventures, to its new forms of expression. To truly comprehend evolution, we must explore and observe the sub-structure of the universe: the non-molecular energy structures and systems that cause the physical changes we perceive around us. Einstein’s Dream The dream of Einstein and every other physicist has been to understand and explain the structure of the universe. For many decades, physicists have hoped to discover a single theory that explains and unites all energy, space, and time concepts. This single unified theory is often referred to as grand unification. Most physicists now believe that undiscovered energy reactions are occurring just beyond our current technological vision. As modern science explored into the heart of matter, an incredible discovery was made: elemental physical particles possess no inherent material attributes or properties. The primary building blocks of matter become progressively frequency-like. This discovery has far-reaching implications. When we recognize the frequency-like nature of physical particles, the concepts of multiple dimensions of energy are not as far-fetched as they may first appear. For example, Newton’s classic experiment with the prism showed that visible light contains different frequencies that appear as colors. The various light frequencies exist together within the same spacetime that we observe, yet each frequency of light also exists completely separate from the others. The electromagnetic wave spectrum displays an incredible array of radiation, from gamma rays to long radio waves. Since different frequencies of energy coexist within the same space-time that we occupy, why couldn’t entire energy environments and possibly even worlds coexist with our visible physical universe? This question is taken seriously by modern physicists around the world. Physicists are now convinced that something of substantial proportion exists just beyond our technological vision. This unseen and unexplored energy is thought to be the key to understanding the structure of matter and the universe. I believe that Einstein’s ultimate dream of grand unification can be realized by developing new methods to explore and verify the reality of the multidimensional universe. The scientific recognition of the multidimensional universe and the continuum of consciousness is the primary missing element in our comprehension of the unseen nature and structure of all energy throughout the universe. Grand unification can be realized if modern physicists are willing to refocus their attention from elementary particles to non-physical wave function. This is not a dream but a reality patiently waiting for our scientific perceptions to evolve beyond their current obsession with physical particles. The New Frontier of Science In the twenty-first century, science will recognize that the answers to the elusive physical mysteries of our existence—the cosmology of the universe, the unseen nature and structure of matter, the evolution of our species, and even the existence of life after death—can be found only by exploring the unseen substructure of the universe. This recognition will be a major evolutionary step of science and a turning point in human evolution. Slowly we will move from being an externally focused, biological species to being an increasingly multidimensional species. This process of change has already begun. Astrophysicists, quantum physicists, and particle physicists are even now conducting extensive experiments that support the concept of a multidimensional universe. This trend will continue throughout the twenty-first century. Once we begin to explore the interior of the universe, a new age of scientific research and discovery will emerge. Modern science will expand its current observations of matter and reality beyond all current concepts. Science will begin to explore the unseen source of physical energy and matter. As we evolve, we will begin to chart the unseen universe much as astronomers are now charting the visible universe. The exploration of the interior of the universe is a massive endeavor reaching far beyond our current intellectual concepts of time, space, and energy. The exploration of the unseen dimensions is a task that all of us will eventually confront, for it is our birthright and our destiny to explore beyond our primitive biological vehicles and experience the magnificence of our true home within the multidimensional universe. CHAPTER 4 Transformative Qualities Knowledge is the antidote for fear. —Ralph Waldo Emerson The benefits of out-of-body exploration extend far beyond the limits of our physical senses and our intellect. After an outof-body experience, many people report an inner awakening of their spiritual identity, a transformation of their selfconcept. They see themselves as more than matter—more aware and alive. They express a profound inner wisdom based on personal spiritual experience. Many report being connected to something greater than themselves, connected to the very source of life itself. They describe a powerful feeling of breaking through a dense barrier of ignorance, fear, and limitation. During my workshops, I often hear reports of an increase in personal knowledge and an inner connection to spirit. Many describe a dramatic expansion of their ability to perceive—a new capability extending far beyond their physical limits; an overwhelming sense of knowing based on direct personal experience. Perhaps the most important benefit of out-of-body experiences is that we recognize our personal ability to discover the answers for ourselves. 32