The Duality of Time Theory

Similarly, the Universe, by definition, may not be explained in terms of anything else, and yet nothing may be fully explained in terms of its parts. Observations, that rely mainly on seeing, hearing and other sensations, or any more accurate technological tools, since they are all eventually channeled through intellectual reasoning, are significantly limited in terms of the information that they may convey, and the observations can only be explained in terms of previous similarly incomprehensive observations. Therefore, we can only hope to understand the Universe through inner insight and the higher spiritual powers, which are at least outside its apparent physical composition.

When we look at the Universe, we are actually looking at our own image in a mirror that extends boundlessly in all directions; not realizing that it is a mirror, and not realizing also that we are actually outside, as metaphysical consciences or spiritual essences. The perceived dimensions of the image are therefore always fewer than the actual dimensions of the object. The differences between real objects and their reflected images are immensely huge.

For example, the difference between an apple and its picture, no matter how close and accurate we may try to get, by using higher resolutions and sensitivity when taking and displaying the image, even with modern holographic techniques that may preserve some aspects of the physical dimensions, still in the end it is impossible to understand the important properties of the apple, such as its taste and nutritional benefits, by merely studying its picture, without having full hold of a real one. What is even more frustrating is that, in the case of the Universe, and in all the possible physical observations that may be performed, we are merely looking at some partial dimensions of a tiny part of the vastly capacious and dynamic image, without knowing at all what are the original dimensions that are producing it!

It is rather astoundingly strange how physicists speak about what might have happened atseconds after the Big Bang singularity, and they use their abstract reasoning to explain how the Universe developed to its current state after 13.8 billion years! Despite the advanced technology, they can’t even see more than a tiny small image of the deep capacious sky. Yet all observations are only a few temporal frames of the continuously changing physical and cosmological phenomena. In fact, as we will see in this book, the actual reality reveals itself only between the moments, so it can never be captured at all by any physical means.