1.3.9 The Principle of Love
The Duality of Time Theory explains everything in terms of the inner and outer levels of time; starting from the individual dimensions space and their subsequent condensation that develops into all kinds of matter and energy phenomena. The real continuous flow of the inner time creates infinite flat space, which condense into matter when interrupted in the outer level. The creation of the cosmos is therefore like splitting the the infinite, two directional, flat space into two separate, and opposite, dimensions of time, which form a universe and and anti-universe. These two complementary universes are going in parallel and they are intermingled because they have a natural tendency to re-unite again into flat space, and this is the most fundamental cause of motion, that we call the “Principle of Love”, from which the principle of steady action will follow. The parallel particles of the Universe are naturally seeking each other and continuously annihilating into their original flat space, and separating back again into opposite times, just like water droplets or waves when they are excited out of the surface of the sea.
All these and other innovative concepts will be discussed in more details in the following chapters, starting from chapter IV, after reviewing the most important concepts in ancient philosophy and modern physics and cosmology, in chapters II and III, respectively.