Stephen J. Bauer, The Evolutioning of Creation - Volume 2

I like the concept of the universe as a Space-Time happening/event/being presented as an assimilation similar to the human brain as the culmination of connections among all life force (and life forms). As all life forces are connected, the ripples of chaos within the cosmos has a cascading affect on the destiny of life forms within it. Therefore it is the nature of our spiritual attributes that keeps the universe alive and continuing. The vehicle of the adolescent boy to perpetuate this imagined perspective gives the story of our universe real substance and purpose. I wanted to read it multiple times, as I come away with a newly enhanced understanding of both my physical and spiritual sense of my existence.

I believe the author has matured since his previous book in this series. While the concepts presented in the author's previous publication, 'The Evolutioning of Creation - Volume 1,' were quite esoteric and eclective,

the unique abstractions of journey through Time and Space caught and held my attention. His theoretical premise based on Space-Time convergences differs from any other book in it class. And with this new installment, the author seems to be reaching out to the science layman in this publication. In volume 2, he details his theoretical paradigm of cosmogony within a framework of easy to understand scientific ideals. I especially like the charicature of the universe outside the reality of existence; i.e. a medium in which the universe was created and will eventually be terminated. Perhaps his imaginative presentation of life outside our normal five senses in 'Quest of the Shadow-Forge,' allowed for him to realize his new sytle.

If you were turned off by the written style of this author's first book, do not let it deter you from reading his new book. This book is truely inspired and should reset the tone for how science needs to approach theoretical cosmology. Or, at the very least, how they wish to present their theories to the public.

Now it all makes sense. With his new book, 'The Evolutioning of Creation - Volume 2', the author has brought together all his philosophical views of his alternative view of modern cosmology (from Volume 1) into a concise description and model of his pre-Big Bang cosmogony. It may be the first cosmological theory specifically designed to explain and support an Open Universe Theory. While these concepts for the fate of our universe (i.e. closed, flat, open) has been expressed relative to Hubble's Law per our existing inflationary model of the universe, there has never been a model that tries to involve the pre-creation condition. This book embraces the universe as more tha just our reality in existence, the author sells his ideal of the universe as the medium within which the creation event is an intrusion into the well ordered void of non-existence.

This is a great book to wrap your mind around and it is a definite keeper for anyone who dabbles in the theoretical perspectives of our cosmogony.