Troy Posted August 12, 2014 Report Share Posted August 12, 2014 Titus Joseph uses mirror image symmetry to explain existence ‘Our Curious World of Mirror Images’ combines science seamlessly with philosophy to propose new concept ATLANTA — In his new book, “Our Curious World of Mirror Images: Reflections on how Symmetry Frames our Universe, Empowers the Creative Process and Provides Context to Shape our Lives” (published by Balboa Press), philosopher Titus Joseph draws on concepts from ancient philosophy, science and even religion to unveil a new model of the universe that explains how all things come into existence. “Today, with all the advances in science, including cosmology, quantum mechanics and relativity,” Joseph says, “I am prepared to demonstrate using advanced science and philosophy, a new theory that explains how things come into existence through the curious symmetries found everywhere in nature.” The central concept of “Our Curious World of Mirror Images” is called positional symmetry (requisite mirror image). The book begins by introducing readers to the beauty and universality of symmetry, and the paradox of duality. Joseph outlines ancient holistic philosophies, past ideas about space and time, new concepts from Einstein’s theory of relativity, and recent discoveries from the science of cosmology. After providing a broad overview of the universe and a brief background in quantum theory, “Our Curious World of Mirror Images” explains the new concept using illustrations and examples from everyday life. The new paradigm serves as a lens to conceive how things come into being and illustrates a new holistic model of the universe, all in an accessible manner for most anyone to read. The end result reconciles many polarized views and brings considerable amounts of added meaning to life. “Our Curious World of Mirror Images” By Titus Joseph Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 136 pages | ISBN 9781452584799 Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 136 pages | ISBN 9781452584775 E-Book | ISBN 9781452584782 Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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