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The Great Cosmic Sea of Reality

The Dark Matter Fractal Field

Timothy Fulton Johns

Ages 12–18

139 pages · Released Mar 6, 2018

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A note for parents

This is a speculative science book attempting to synthesize theories about cosmic evolution, dark matter, and morphic fields for a general audience. The content is abstract and theoretical rather than narrative, making it challenging for younger readers but not inappropriate. While labeled as 'Education,' the book presents personal theories alongside established science, so readers should have some scientific grounding to distinguish between them.

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In this book, I will attempt to explain very difficult concepts that do in fact have the foundation of scientific studies over several decades. The paper will explain how the work of several scientists have put different pieces of the puzzle in place, but presumably, none of them individually was able to see the bigger... In this book, I will attempt to explain very difficult concepts that do in fact have the foundation of scientific studies over several decades. The paper will explain how the work of several scientists have put different pieces of the puzzle in place, but presumably, none of them individually was able to see the bigger picture their piece of the puzzle reveals. This book will explain how the evolution of our planet and its biosphere, which has been well established, is linked and actively evolving with our cosmos through a complex network of powerful morphic fields at all scales. The Earth, like the nucleus of an atom, exists within the cosmos both at different scales; however, both are seemingly adrift in an abyss of the cosmic sea under its control, and both are a very small part of a much larger evolutionary process of our reality yet in constant motion. I will share intuitive ideas or theories that I believe best explain the known facts proven by scientific evidence of the nature of the fabric of our cosmic sea in which we coexist with one another and other worlds, both terrestrial and extraterrestrial.

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