Volume I · Historical and philosophical foundations
The Single Monad Model
Time, continual creation and Ibn al-Arabi’s account of the relation between unity and multiplicity.
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Volume II · Inner generation and outer observation
Duality of Time
The extended argument for complex-time geometry and its proposed connections with physical theory.
Volume III · Unity, symmetry and interpretation
Ultimate Symmetry
The wider cosmological interpretation of physical, psychical and spiritual realms.
Volume IV · An accessible introduction
Time Chest
A concise route through the central questions of time, space and the Single Monad programme.
DoT · A short research presentation
The Duality of Time Postulate
A compact account of the postulate, the formation of dimensions and the proposed physical consequences.
Arabic · الزمن والخلق في فكر ابن العربي
نظرية الجوهر الفرد
قراءة عربية في مفهوم الزمن والخلق والعلاقة بين الوحدة والتعدد، مع تصفح محتويات الكتاب ونصوصه.
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ابدأ بمفهوم الزمن والخلق، ثم تابع الشروح والرسوم في القسم العربي.
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