From the author: Fresh article from my website They say that Albert Einstein’s insight came in an instant. The scientist was allegedly riding a tram in Bern (Switzerland), looked at the street clock and suddenly realized that if the tram now accelerated to the speed of light, then in his perception this clock would stop - and there would be no time around. This led him to formulate one of the central postulates of relativity - that different observers perceive reality differently, including such fundamental quantities as distance and time. Scientifically speaking, on that day Einstein realized that the description of any physical event or phenomenon depends on the frame of reference in which the observer is located. “It turns out that we are no longer able to separate the behavior of the particle from the process of observation. As a result, we have to accept the fact that the laws of nature, which quantum mechanics formulates in mathematical form, do not relate to the behavior of elementary particles as such, but only to our knowledge of these particles.” W. Heisenberg, physicist, Nobel laureate. Each parallel Universe has its own observers who see this particular set of quantum alternatives, and all of these Universes are real. J. Wheeler, physical scientist. Every person is born for happiness. Every person is good by nature. I became convinced of this by working with a variety of people, including drug addicts and criminals. And, it would seem, what could be simpler, to live and rejoice, love, dream, realize your abilities, create something new...? After all, this is how it should be!!! Why is there so much hatred, evil and rejection, fear and despair in people? Why do people destroy themselves and the world around them, realizing this, and not being able to stop?...Does a person have the opportunity to choose? The reality of each person is subjective. Any situation is neutral in its essence. We ourselves give it meaning, evaluating it and interpreting it in our own way. As we “see” her, that’s how she becomes for us. In the same situation, some see opportunities, while others see obstacles. One considers it a blessing, and the other considers it a curse. Someone believes that his illness is curable and recovers, while another dies from exactly the same illness, perceiving it as “incurable”. The observer creates what he observes and then experiences it himself. Can we stop creating suffering, failure, illness and our endless problems? We can! Only when we see and realize how we do this, how our reality is created, and what part we take in this process. How does the process of perception and the birth of reality occur? Let's watch together. We look up. What do we see? The brain processes the information received from the sensory organs (in this case, vision) and gives it meaning in accordance with the available information. We see “clouds”, “sky”, “sun”, “plane flying across the sky”. Ask a two-year-old child what does he see? I asked! He sees a long white stripe in the sky. He doesn't see the plane. In the database of his brain there is no information yet that this strip is the trace of an airplane. In the database of a two-year-old child there are no such concepts as “good” and “evil”, “resentment” and “betrayal”, “good” and “bad” , “harmful” and “useful”, “right” and “wrong”, “happiness” and “unhappiness”, “love” and “hate”, “want” and “should”, etc. And therefore, his perception and attitude are still very different from the perception of adults. But it's just a matter of time. And very soon, the child is already repeating after his mother that dad is a “scoundrel”, and after his father that his mother “does not let him live the way he wants.” His brain absorbs information from the outside, and it becomes his “own” vision. And he will subsequently defend this “own” vision in disputes and defend its truth. So who is the observer who creates the observed? And this is nothing more than our brain and nervous system, processing the flow of incoming signals into.