THE UNITY IN THE UNIVERSE

About the Book

I was advised to start this book with where I studied and who my teachers where. I’m not going to do that. I am an ordinary person with unordinary thoughts. My autobiography consists of what I’ve done, mainly discoveries combined with theory. This is what you are holding in your hands now, and the incredible applications that follow from them. For many people where they studied and who taught them it is important, but for me it does not matter. Pierre Fermat was educated as a lawyer. In his spare time he was engaged in mathematics and left to mankind a number of mathematical discoveries. Evariste Galois did not even finish high school and was left without a degree because he could not take the Matura exam in mathematics. However, he left humanity almost all modern mathematics. Thomas Edison was almost illiterate, but this did not prevent him from becoming one of the most prolific inventors in his time. At the same time, tens of thousands of scientists work in institutes, leaving piles of books to mankind without any discoveries in them. In their scientific works there are only findings. Most of them are convinced that they do not make any discoveries because everything is already discovered. The truth is quite different. What we know is limited, but what we do not know has NO boundaries. I wrote this book because some omnipotence forced me to do this. My research showed that there are amazing events that are associated with rapid technological and spiritual development and change in the structure of human society. All this will be accompanied by natural cataclysms. Therefore, some biblical texts are misunderstood and misinterpreted. Under these conditions it is impossible to stay calm. Don’t let the mathematical formulas scare you. You can do without them. Read on and you will understand, because it is a theory of reality.

About the Author

Author considers that from the book content it is getting clear that the he is not unlettered person. He is an opponent to all standard structures in the sphere of science and education. He thinks that we cannot evaluate people according to their titles or position in society but the important thing is what actually man create and leave for the generations to come. It is less important where he has received his education, how many publications he has, how many titles he has awarded with and whom he has worked for. He wants his biography not to influence over the readers’ attitude and opinion.