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THE MYSTERY OF THE BIG BANG ... IS A MATTER OF PERSPECTIVE.
For decades, we have looked for the origin of the universe in the realm of physics, only to arrive at a wall of infinite density and zero dimension. ABSOLUTE argues that the answer lies not in a new particle, but in a new paradigm.
Dejan Stojanovi¿ proposes a revolutionary system that redefines the very concepts of zero and infinity, revealing a universe born not from a physical explosion, but from the structure of an all-encompassing consciousness. This is not another theory of physics. This is a new philosophy for reality itself.
BEYOND EINSTEIN. BEFORE THE BIG BANG.
Einstein gave us the language to describe the universe. Quantum mechanics gave us the language to describe its particles. The two languages do not speak to each other.
ABSOLUTE presents a master key. By returning to the fundamental nature of reality, Dejan Stojanovi¿ constructs a philosophical system so foundational that it unifies the paradoxes of modern science. It is a journey to the "zero point" from which all existence-both physical and metaphysical-emerges. A necessary read for anyone who believes our search for understanding has only just begun.
Upon reading Dejan Stojanovic's philosophical book "Absolute," two imposing assertions resonate the most: "Reality is an illusion" and "God is the Universal mind of the Absolute." In his outstanding book, Stojanovic offers a masterful examination of these ideas and concepts from different perspectives. Stojanovic's book, in its scope and complexity, is the pinnacle of achievement in the field of philosophy; it is an overview of historical and philosophical standpoints dating back from ancient philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle to the modern metaphysical thoughts and inquiries, as with Bertrand Russell and Stephen Hawking. Unique in many ways, this book represents an extraordinary approach to philosophical analysis, resulting in discoveries that we can consider a scientific and philosophical breakthrough and paradigm shift. The book treats the "physical" and the metaphysical with almost the same plasticity and confidence and discloses hidden, fine underlining of Reality.
-Branko Mikasinovich