What does the universe know about you?
The information field, the TimeWaver
and how coaching gains a new dimension

"There are moments when a person learns something about themselves — not because they said it, but because it was simply there. As if it had always been known."

Why does life sometimes feel like a puzzle with a missing piece?

Maria is 42, a project manager, mother of two. From the outside, everything looks fine. And yet there's that quiet, heavy feeling every morning. Not a crisis — more like a question without an answer: Where to, exactly?

She's tried coaching. Meditation. Books. Each time she reaches a point where words stop working — where what truly moves her lies deeper than anything she can express in conversation.

Then she has her first TimeWaver analysis. And something shifts.

What is the information field — and why should I care?

Imagine that beneath visible reality there is a deeper layer. Not metaphorically — actually: a subtle dimension where all the information of a system is stored. Not as text or image, but as patterns of vibration.

This concept is called the information field. It describes the idea that mind and matter are not separate worlds — but communicate through an invisible medium that quantum physics is already beginning to explore.

Biologist Rupert Sheldrake calls a related idea morphic resonance: nature has a memory. Systems — whether cells, people, or entire cultures — store patterns that reach across time and space. Your brain, in this view, is not a transmitter but a receiver.

How does the TimeWaver connect to the information field?

I remember 2009 clearly — the first time I met Marcus Schmieke, the founder of TimeWaver. He explained how the device works. My first reaction: scepticism. Spiritually open, yes — but a machine connecting to the subconscious? That was a different order of magnitude.

I agreed to an analysis anyway. And then I sat with the results and noticed: this fits. Not vaguely — but precisely. Uncomfortably precisely.

The technical core: the TimeWaver uses the light quantum effect. A laser sends individual photons toward a half-silvered mirror. Whether the photon is reflected or passes through — that is a pure quantum event, completely unpredictable. In that tiny moment of "maybe," a channel opens. The device generates a number sequence from this, matched against an extensive database — revealing patterns that consciousness alone could not perceive.

What actually happens during a TimeWaver coaching analysis?

Back to Maria. In her analysis, two modules are activated: the Coaching Module, which examines 14 life areas — from career and finances to relationships and inner strength — and the TimeLine Module, which traces patterns across past, present and future.

The system finds resonances in areas Maria never mentioned in any conversation. A pattern around the theme of performance and self-worth. A tension between what she gives to others and what she allows herself.

Not as a diagnosis. As a pointer. As a question that finally has a shape.

That is the moment when real coaching begins. Where the diffuse becomes tangible — not because someone told her, but because the mirror showed it.

What does this mean for you personally?

The information field is not an esoteric formula. It is an invitation to view your own reality in multiple dimensions — not just what is visible and measurable, but what operates beneath the surface.

A TimeWaver analysis doesn't replace therapy. But it can do something no conversation alone can: it shows what the field knows about you — beyond what you can put into words yourself. Sometimes that is the first real step.