The Illuminati's Six Dimensional Universe
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Publisher Description
The cosmology that underlies the Pythagorean Illuminati's ancient religion of Illuminism is based on six dimensions - three of real space, and three of imaginary space.
Discover how this model explains all of the mysteries of Einstein's special theory of relativity and quantum mechanics, and disproves the theoretical basis of M-theory.
This book explains the true nature of time and the speed of light, and thereby explains how God, the soul, and the afterlife are all inevitable.
This is extremely complex philosophical, mathematical and scientific material that reveals the staggering difference between the childish cosmology of the Abrahamists compared with that of the Illuminati.
No scientific materialist would find it easy to reveal any flaws in the Illuminati's six-dimensional cosmos. On the contrary, Illuminism exposes the enormous holes in the ideology of scientific materialism.
Customer Reviews
Enlightening but seemingly incomplete
I found this a fascinating ideology as a mathematical explanation to the universe and life itself although I felt it was somewhat incomplete. The author chastises faith based religions for their requirement to simply believe without thinking (which I agree with, especially when evidence continues to surface which questions the facts behind these religions) in favor of mathematical formulas he/she (the author uses a pseudonym making gender unknown) alleges proves the claims being made. I am no mathematician but I will concede them correct for the purpose of the analysis presented. My issues with this work are: 1. The proof presented is in the form of theoretical mathematics - while it looks impressive how is it evidence of anything? I wanted to say that it is the same as faith (which at this point it appears to be) but it is not the same as the faith based religions where there is evidence of being based on lies. This at least has not been disproven to my knowledge. 2. My other issue is it makes similar promises to faith based religions - heaven vs. gnosis - but lacks a plan to achieve the goal. Faith based religions do provide a guide to achieve their goal - yes their plan is flawed and based on pure faith (which is ludicrous) but there is a plan. Is there a known way to achieve gnosis? Aside from an impressive formula is there any proof of gnosis?
I am not saying what the author is saying is false and I enjoyed this from scientific and philosophical points of views but would love to know how to use the ideas presented. I would also like to know the credibility of the author as it is penned under a significant historical pseudonym.
Overall I would recommend this to anyone - it is not an easy read as it involves higher level mathematics and physics -as it does present a fascinating view of the world and how it operates physically and non-physically using equations from the greatest thinkers of our time.