The Truth of the Future, Volume II: Natural Laws of Creation

Since 1998, Juan Carlos Pérez Velázquez has worked on a single pursuit: tracing what he calls the Quantum DNA of Creation and putting it into writing. Natural Laws of Creation is the second volume of that work and the one that upholds all the others.

The volume does not popularize existing science or interpret other authors. It proposes its own, self-contained system: sixteen laws, each named and defined, the Space-Time Properties and Principles that govern them, and the Quantum Design of Creation—the template that distributes the information of any creation, from a cell to a civilization.

Each law is presented with its statement, its conditions, and its exceptions, supported by more than one hundred fifty diagrams and a glossary that fixes, term by term, a vocabulary that until now did not exist.

This is a reference work more than a straight-through read: it is meant to be returned to, its laws compared against one another, following the thread into the volumes that follow.

If the framework holds, it changes the starting point of nearly everything currently taught about the origin of things. This is the volume where verification begins.