A Simple Explanation of Absolutely Everything: A Simple Fractal Model of the Conscious Universe

This ten-year edition of “A Simple Explanation of Absolutely Everything” contains new material not included in the previous editions, including expanded sections on evolutionary theory, reincarnation, and meme theory. Every concept in the book is explained thoroughly, using non-academic language for the lay reader. Each page features diagrams and illustrations to make every idea easy to understand and accessible. Plus, this kindle ebook edition contains color illustrations, while the paperback is in black and white. Using only four basic ideas, explained over and over, you will come to see the universe as consciousness itself. If this sort of discussion interests you, you will not find a more engaging and approachable theory of everything. The Simple Explanation of Absolutely Everything brings together science, philosophy, ethics, and religion seamlessly. The Simple Explanation states that every thing comes into our universe as forces produced by the universal algorithm with working instructions that govern its behavior. From particles on up, every piece of material in our universe "knows" how to do its job because it is a local knot of forces and patterns produced by the universal unit of consciousness, and the Universal Unit of Consciousness knows all there is to know about creation because it created it and holds all the formulae. Before any of this came to be, the basic matrix was and is consciousness, known throughout the ages as the One or the Father. Consciousness produced a thought--that thought being a Unit of Consciousness. Our material universe is formed through the will of the Universal Unit of Consciousness and the information and order it provides. In the case of an atom, its particular knot reaches out to other atoms with patterned forces that bond to form molecules. Likewise, molecules reach out to form elements. Life-forms follow the same pattern of reaching out and bonding: organelles know how to bond to form cells. Cells know how to bond to form organs. Organs bond to form creatures. Each livin