[Preliminary Version] A Spiritual Perspective on Pure Time: Reconciling Science and Faith [Preliminary Version]

For an accessible and popularized exploration of the concepts introduced in this article, please refer to my essay titled 'Discovering Pure Time: A Theory Unifying Science and Connecting It to Spirituality' (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14736079). This work explores the profound intersections between science and spirituality through the concept of "Pure Time." Building on the foundations of my recent scientific publication (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14656692),the article proposes a novel hypothesis: that time is the first fundamental law—a generative and intentional structure governing the dynamics of possibilities and the universe's framework. Through two complementary essays, it delves into the spiritual and scientific implications of time as a divine key and structuring principle. The first essay examines the era of Planck time as a manifestation of "Pure Time," reconciling spiritual insights with modern cosmology. The second essay reinterprets randomness as a dynamic process orchestrated by time, merging perspectives from quantum mechanics and various spiritual traditions. Together, these reflections aim to bridge the finite and the infinite, offering a unified framework for understanding the mysteries of creation and human existence.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14721732
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Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs
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[Preliminary Version] A Spiritual Perspective on Pure Time: Reconciling Science and Faith [Preliminary Version]

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[Preliminary Version] A Spiritual Perspective on Pure Time: Reconciling Science and Faith [Preliminary Version]

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Abstract

For an accessible and popularized exploration of the concepts introduced in this article, please refer to my essay titled 'Discovering Pure Time: A Theory Unifying Science and Connecting It to Spirituality' (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14736079). This work explores the profound intersections between science and spirituality through the concept of "Pure Time." Building on the foundations of my recent scientific publication (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14656692),the article proposes a novel hypothesis: that time is the first fundamental law—a generative and intentional structure governing the dynamics of possibilities and the universe's framework. Through two complementary essays, it delves into the spiritual and scientific implications of time as a divine key and structuring principle. The first essay examines the era of Planck time as a manifestation of "Pure Time," reconciling spiritual insights with modern cosmology. The second essay reinterprets randomness as a dynamic process orchestrated by time, merging perspectives from quantum mechanics and various spiritual traditions. Together, these reflections aim to bridge the finite and the infinite, offering a unified framework for understanding the mysteries of creation and human existence.

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