=> Principle of Love... tion would stop, so the world would annihilate and its essence will disappear, but it is not like that. [II.677.12]. It is very clear that Ibn al-Arabi is describing here a singularity or a Black Hole that “is the bottom of void with the most extreme density and darkness, which is still ...
=> The Age... fusing, but there are some references in Ibn al-Arabi's writing that seem to parallel what is known in modern cosmology as the 'bubbles' model of the universe, where the universe is full of black holes that cause a large curvature in space-time in such a way that each can be considered as ...
=> Time in Modern Science:... time and prevent your parents from having any children (Arntzenius 2002: 169-200). Another kind of time travel is caused by the curvature of time due to extreme gravity. If you fell into a black hole, then you'd travel to a time after the end of the universe, as measured in a reference fr ...
=> Reviews of Published Books... ar but tantalizing. For example, he argues that ancient alchemy can actually be understood as a precursor to quantum mechanics, and that Ibn al-Arabi anticipates contemporary discussions of black holes." -- Kirkus Reviews "According to Haj Yousef (The Single Monad Model of the Cosmos, 2007 ...
=> Kirkus Review of teh Duality of Time... ar but tantalizing. For example, he argues that ancient alchemy can actually be understood as a precursor to quantum mechanics, and that Ibn al-Arabi anticipates contemporary discussions of black holes. But Haj Yousef can sometimes enthusiastically overemphasize the explanatory power of Ib ...
=> TIME CHEST - 1.9 Time Travel... time and prevent your parents from having any children (Arntzenius 2002: 169-200). Another kind of time travel is caused by the curvature of time due to extreme gravity. If you fell into a black hole, then you’d travel to a time after the end of the Universe, as measured in a reference ...
=> TIME CHEST - 3.2.3 Least Action and the Principle of Love... tion would stop, so the world would annihilate and its essence will disappear, but it is not like that. [II.677.12]. It is very clear that Ibn al-Arabi is describing here a singularity or a Black Hole that “is the bottom of void with the most extreme density and darkness, which is still ...
=> TIME CHEST - 3.3.3 The Two Arrows of Time... them; so we need infinite time to conceive the details of all space. If we exist in the real dimensions of space we would conceive it all at once, as what happens in the event horizon of a black hole. So for us it appears as if time is real and space is imaginary, while the absolute reali ...
=> THE DOT POSTULATE - 5.2. The Two Arrows of Time:... them; so we need infinite time to conceive the details of all space. If we exist in the real dimensions of space we would conceive it all at once, as what happens in the event horizon of a black hole. So for us it appears as if time is real and space is imaginary, while the absolute reali ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - D: Cited Books and Articles on Philosophy, Cosmology and Time:... fornia: Wadsworth Publishing Company 266. Hawking, S. (1998) A Brief History Of Time: The Updated and Expanded Tenth Anniversary Edition , New York: Bantam Publishing; 10 th ed. 267. (1994) Black Holes and Baby Universes and Other Essays , New York: Bantam Publishing 268. Heath, T. L. (198 ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 9.3. Time Travel:... time and prevent your parents from having any children (Arntzenius 2002: 169-200). Another kind of time travel is caused by the curvature of time due to extreme gravity. If you fell into a black hole, then you'd travel to a time after the end of the universe, as measured in a reference fr ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 19. The Age:... confusing, but there are some references in Ibn Arabi's writing that seem to parallel what is known in modern cosmology as the 'bubbles' model of the universe, where the universe is full of black holes that cause a large curvature in space-time in such a way that each can be considered as ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 3. The Different Names of the Single Monad:... s a point. Also if we suppose we go outside the world, we shall see it as a point; that is as the Single Monad indivisible but compound. This also has its example in modern cosmology as the black hole which occupies a single point in our space but itself is considered complete world.[106] ...
=> The the Cosmological Constant Problems Based on the Duality of Time Theory... could potentially take any arbitrarily small value. This value would be larger in empty space and smaller in dense material, and thus much smaller in the early history of the universe or in black holes. That is why quintessence models would be promising in this regard, since they are formu ...
=> Solving the Problem of Physical Information Based on the Duality of Time Theory... Time book, and some of the details are discussed further in other chapters, as well as Volume III that is the Ultimate Symmetry . Physical Information Does the collapse of wave-function or black holes horizons irrevocably destroy physical information, and how is quantum information stored ...
=> Problem of Planck Scale Based on the Duality of Time Theory... existence of a fundamental particle with mass equivalent or close to Planck energy. Therefore, this particle would be enormous compared even to the Higgs particle, so it could form a micro black hole. It is not yet known whether such particles exist or have existed in the Planck scale. In ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - IV.2.3 The
Real-Through-Whom-Things-Are-Created... oint. Similarly, if we suppose we go outside the Universe, we shall see it as a point; that is as the Single Monad, indivisible but compound. This is also similar in modern cosmology to the black hole, which occupies a single point in our space but itself is considered a complete world. Th ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - i.4 The Principle of Love and
Stationary Action... uld stop, so the World would annihilate and its essence will disappear, but it is not like that. [II.677.12]. It is very clear that Ibn al-Arabi is describing here a singularity or a Black Hole that is the bottom of void with the most extreme density and darkness, which is still con ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - I.4.1 The Three Hypothesis of the
Single Monad Model... oint. Similarly, if we suppose we go outside the Universe, we shall see it as a point; that is as the Single Monad, indivisible but compound. This is also similar in modern cosmology to the black hole, which occupies a single point in our space but itself is considered a complete world. &n ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - II.2.5 The Planck Scale... existence of a fundamental particle with mass equivalent or close to Planck energy. Therefore, this particle would be enormous compared even to the Higgs particle, so it could form a micro black hole. It is not yet known whether such particles exist or have existed in the Planck scale. In ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - II.4.2 The Two Arrows of Time... them; so we need infinite time to conceive the details of all space. If we exist in the real dimensions of space we would conceive it all at once, as what happens in the event horizon of a black hole. So for us it appears as if time is real and space is imaginary, while the absolute reali ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - III.1.2 Symmetry in General Relativity... tions of these equations can be found without further assumptions to simplify the analysis. Therefore, various solutions are tailored to model many gravitational phenomena, such as rotating black holes, expanding Universe, and gravitational waves. When Hilbert applied the principle of leas ...
The science of Time is a noble science, that reveals the secret of Eternity. Only the Elites of Sages may ever come to know this secret. It is called the First Age, or the Age of ages, from which time is emerging.
