Einstein once said that if, according to quantum theory, an observer creates or partially creates what is observed, then a mouse can remake the universe just by looking at it. Schrödinger proved that an ordinary cat can exist in the mathematical conditions of an “eigenstate”, where the statement that the cat is dead and the statement that the cat is alive make equal sense, and the statement that the cat is both alive and dead also makes sense . Wigner expanded on Schrödinger's arguments by showing that even if a cat became definitely dead (or definitely alive) to one physicist, it remained both dead and alive to another physicist outside the laboratory. Robert Anton Wilson (the author of this book), without mathematical formulas and highly specialized concepts of psychology, proved that such “miracles” happen at every step of our daily lives. Quantum psychology, a science of the 21st century, explains how the observer creates the observed, the patterns and paradoxes of this process. The book, written with lively humor and equipped with practical exercises at the end of each chapter, was created as a teaching aid for those who want to understand what kind of reality they live in and how to deal with it.