More than four decades of research. Seven chapters that span the entire history of human thought. A single guiding thread: the search for a principle that connects everything we know.
In 1998, after years of cross-referencing ancient oracular systems, comparative philosophy, and contemporary physics, Juan Carlos Pérez Velázquez identified what he calls the Quantum DNA of Creation: an ordered set of natural laws that, according to his thesis, lies behind every phenomenon in the universe and every tradition of wisdom humanity has built to try to understand it.
The Truth of the Future. Vol. I: Reflections is the conceptual platform for that research. Here the reader finds a rigorous journey through Ifá and the I Ching, the great philosophical movements from Thales of Miletus to Marx, the world's religions, hypotheses on the origin of the cosmos, unresolved historical mysteries, and space-time theories. The methodology is systematic: identifying the "drop of truth" that each system of thought contains and showing how those fragments form a larger design.
The first volume of the Encyclopedia of Quantum DNA, this work establishes the methodological framework of a proposal set to change the way we understand reality.
A version designed for those who want to go straight to the methodology and central themes.
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