Book
When Science Meets Consciousness
The Child Who Plays with Time
What if Time were not what we believe?
What if it were not a simple flow that passes, but the living substance at the origin of all things?
And what if, behind matter, energy, and memory, a conscious structure were revealed, an intelligent network where life and thought take shape from one and the same matrix?
In this new physics, Time ceases to be a neutral framework: it becomes the generative principle of the Universe, the invisible engine that orders chaos and reveals the presence of an Ordainer–an omniscient Intelligence at work in the fabric of the real.
This vision, now supported by proofs of concept that GravityPro is developing and transforming into innovative technologies, redefines the place of the human being in the Cosmos and casts a new light on the subtle harmony of the Universe.
Through a vivid dialogue between Sylvana Caridi, founder and Chief Executive Officer of GravityPro, and Thierry Babot, Chief Scientific Officer and inventor within the company, this book unveils the work of a lifetime: Absolute Relativity–a new physics born of more than thirty years of intuition, thought experiments, and experimental scientific exploration.
Guided since childhood by a singular perception of the real,
Thierry Babot gradually formalized a unified vision in which science and consciousness illuminate one another, giving rise to new theoretical foundations and technological proofs of concept that lead to an unprecedented understanding of the Universe, of the way human consciousness evolves within it through resonance and alignment, and of the profound meaning of life at the heart of a living and intelligent Universe. These discoveries could offer humanity the opportunity for an evolutionary leap that has now become indispensable.
Blending science, philosophy, and spirituality, The Child Who Plays with Time addresses everyone–for we all share the same need to understand our place in the Universe, to evolve, and to strive for happiness. Through illuminating questions and accessible exchanges, the authors revisit the great ideas of modern physics–general relativity, quantum mechanics, cosmology–to show what they truly reveal about the real, where their limits lie, and how Absolute Relativity proposes an expanded approach to understanding the Universe and our place within it.
More than an essay, this book is an experience:
The story of an inner quest that became a scientific theory,
And an invitation to think, feel, and participate differently in the unfolding of the real.
