"Double Mirrors" is an autobiographical account of a spiritual journey by Dylan Tauber, starting in a yeshiva in Milwaukee and ending with a round the world journey to find a Pacific island with dolphins and seclusion. In addition to philosophical and spiritual examinations, Dylan Tauber shares some of the personal experiences, anecdotes, triumphs, and tragedies, that brought him to these realizations. The work begins with light autobiographical writing, and gradually increases in depth and philosophical content, with the extended Double Mirror Theory, which explains the human vision of the infinite.
Dylan Tauber is an award winning and visionary electronic musician, cyberartist, photographer, and author, who has been a master of his craft for over two and a half decades. After graduating from Columbia University in 1996, Dylan has been based in NYC, Jerusalem, Miami, a remote island in the south western Pacific, and now a kibbutz in northern Israel where he is Artist-in-Residence.
Dylan Tauber has been producing music, artwork, and writing since he began his prolific 26 year career in 1996 with the ambitious Double Mirrors anthology, which includes a book, photo slide shows, soundtrack, and one of the only artist websites still online since 1996, DoubleMirrors.com. The Double Mirrors project evolves years later, as Tauber continues to explore the cyber-spiritual revolution.
In addition to releasing sixteen critically acclaimed transcendental electronica music albums (most for free download) through his Son of Waves Studios music label, Dylan runs a network of 24 websites which showcase his electronic music, music videos, cyberart, writing, and photography. This network of websites has reached over 5.4 million page views since 1996, and millions of video views. Dylan's music is a unique blend of electronic, vocal trance, chill out, and world music, and his photographs and cyberart explore the relationship between nature, technology, and spirituality. 12 vocalists have worked with Dylan on his music projects.
Dylan completed a circle around the planet from 2000-2001, beginning and ending in Israel.
Dylan Tauber is the founder of the Double Mirrors Theory in 1994, and the Ones and Zeros Theory in 2000. In 2022, According to the artificial intelligence Open AI - Chat GTP, the Double Mirrors Theory has become an influential theory in the fields of psychology, philosophy, and neuroscience. These theories have each had over 1.5 million video views on Facebook, and are available on Dylan's websites, and also as an ebook on Apple bookstore and as a paperback on Amazon.com.
Dylan also published two books in 2001, two ebooks in 2013, and three more books in 2018 and 2019. A picture book of Dylan's photography and digital art was published in 2005, and revised in 2018 with Blurb.com.
In 2015, Dylan Tauber completed his eighth album, titled “Near Death Experience”. Also in 2015, Dylan produced a 9th album titled “Dolphin Trance”. In 2016, Dylan completed a new 10th album, “Dolphin Trance 2”, and an 11nth album, which is a compilation of all his best songs from 2006- 2016 (the second ten year period of Dylan Tauber’s career). This new project is entirely electronic music with vocals.
In October, 2017, Tauber released a new 12th album, "Sounds from Space", featuring ambient soundscapes, and the vocals of Enlia and Francessca Belisario. A single from this album, "He Loves Carmen Remix (Radio Edit)", was released in July, 2017. The original version of this track "Carmen Song," has reached 40,000 plays on Soundcloud, as of December, 2019. As of November, 2021, Dylan's music has had 741,649 plays on Soundcloud.com.
Dylan’s music has been featured on over 120 radio stations since 2013, reviewed in approximately 100 music publications, and his music video "He Loves Carmen Remix (Radio Edit)" was shown on Channel 98 TV in Israel in December, 2017. This video reached 645,200 views on Facebook as of February, 2021. 11 more Son of Waves Studios music videos were shown on channel 98 TV in Israel, in 2018.
"Son of Waves" : A screenplay / short story by Dylan Tauber, was released on 3/30/18 for free download, on Apple Books, and as a paperback on Amazon.com. There have been a total of over 19,745 downloads as of November, 2020. An audiobook was released for this “Son of Waves” screenplay on 4/17/18, also for free download.
In 2019, thirteen of Dylan Tauber's photographs were exhibited in eleven galleries internationally: two at the BBA (Berlin Blue Art) Gallery in Berlin, Germany; two at the Ravnikar gallery in Ljub
Wow. This is an intense read. Not only lengthy, but it really makes you think. Mr. Tauber’s beliefs are several steps away from mine, but that does not bother me. We all have to work out our faith with fear and trembling.
There were times I read sections repeatedly to try and understand where he was coming from. I had to remind myself at times that parts of this work are sort of a stream of consciousness journal, so it doesn’t flow like most books.
The writing is raw. I felt like I should put it down sometimes because it was very personal and real.
I’m rating it a four because it was hard to follow, yet I did not feel like throwing in the towel and stopping all together. In a way, the lack of editing made it more like reading someone’s journal/diary. All in all, it was an interesting and intriguing read. It didn’t change my views on faith, but it did help me see someone else’s spiritual journey through their own eyes.
I would like to see a description on the order page.
The book does mention is it best when "combined with the website: http://DoubleMirrors.com website, updated continually, and the Project Double Mirrors CD ROM, which includes multimedia, animation, hundreds of images, and an original ambient/techno soundtrack." I did not utilize these tools during my reading.