The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond

Have you ever experienced coincidences that cannot be logically explained? This book helps the readers understand the meaning of synchronicity, or remarkable coincidences in people's lives. This work not only explains the mystery of synchronicity, originally introduced by Carl Jung, but it also shows how to make simple calculations to estimate the chances that coincidences are not due to mere randomness. The reader will learn how to prove that the coincidences in their lives have meaning, rather than being a 'fluke' of pure luck.

By showing that the role of chance in such phenomena is unlikely, this work uniquely connects the synchronicity phenomenon with the questions of the Universe's origin, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles and with the incredible beauty of the laws of nature. The book demonstrates that our world cannot be viewed as purely materialistic, defined by randomness, cause-and-effect chains and social behavior. Where science does not provide definitive answers, this book offers explanations based on the idea of our consciousness's connection to the fundamental informational reality that shapes the events and processes of our world. It argues that everything we know about the Universe is fully compatible with the existence of God.

English translation of the original Russian edition (May 2024): "Неслучайный Мир Информации: Невероятная Реальность за Гранью Нашего Мира" (С. В. Чеканов / S.V. Chekanov).

Editorial reviews

When coincidence meets meaning: unveiling the creator of the universe via an exploration of synchronicity ... Exceptionally fascinating and interesting! This book dwells on planes of thought much above the ordinary and hence, isn't a book for everyone. However, I think the right audience will find it simply gripping! ... Additionally, it has content to spark new ideas for sci-fi filmmakers and writers that blended with their own, might result in the production of new, spellbinding movies or books. Hence, I recommend it to them as well. ? Raju Chacko (Senior Reedsy book reviewer / IT engineer) ?

I met my friend Sergei several years ago when we began working on the encyclosphere together. I was delighted to learn he had written this book. He introduced me to the Pauli-Jung conjecture and the concept of synchronicity, and his exploration of these ideas is deeply fascinating. While Sergei's spiritual journey and his understanding of the divine differ from my own Christian faith, I believe he is on to something profound and potentially groundbreaking in this work. ? Tim Chambers, former Deputy Director of the Knowledge Standard Foundation ?