Seeking the Primordial: Exploring Root Concepts of Cosmological Creation

Amazingly unique book. I came across concepts not read or heard anywhere else and I've read and seen a lot. Also very challenging to understand, on a par with Stephen Hawkins A Brief History of Time in that respect. Particularly appreciated the concept of the rise of dimensions (it's not enough for scientists to explain the origin of matter and energy, how did spacetime itself arise?). Though lacking in scientific proof, the historical prevalence of the theories in this book gives it all some weight, not to mention that it 'feels' right.

Perfect, exactly as advertised

Well written and full of detail but you've had enough after a chapter or two.

Science studies the seen, but most think there is a very real unseen force acting upon matter. This book intrigues my curiosity for how the universe formed. The author has done a great job of researching ancient cosmology and it’s ties to physics.

This book is written by a strongly deluded person, who knows far too many long words, and appears to have randomly strung them together to produce this dreck. Do not buy this book.