Time Now: The True Nature of Reality
Published on 16. September 2025
848 pages
978-1-957588-35-3 (ISBN)
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Time Now will change the way you think about reality.
Physicist and author Colin Gillespie brings together centuries of ancient thought and modern insights to unearth what is real and what is not. He tells the story of our universe from the very beginning, before the Big Bang, and reveals to us a whole new view of "time."
Gillespie writes with humor and gives deft explanations of complex concepts. He helps us find the inner truths about the universe and about ourselves. And he does it in a way that is accessible, inspiring, and entertaining.
Physicist and author Colin Gillespie brings together centuries of ancient thought and modern insights to unearth what is real and what is not. He tells the story of our universe from the very beginning, before the Big Bang, and reveals to us a whole new view of "time."
Gillespie writes with humor and gives deft explanations of complex concepts. He helps us find the inner truths about the universe and about ourselves. And he does it in a way that is accessible, inspiring, and entertaining.
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Colin Gillespie, an Australian Canadian physicist, is the author of the books This Changes Everything; Time One: Discover How the Universe Began; and Portrait of a People: A Study in Survival, as well as dozens of scientific research publications in physics, biophysics, neurophysiology, and radiation biology.
He is also a lawyer and strategic analyst for business and aboriginal clients, and has written about social planning, class actions, aboriginal law, environment management, and indigenous constitutions.
He is an avid traveler, having spent time in more than fifty countries and all seven continents.
He is also a lawyer and strategic analyst for business and aboriginal clients, and has written about social planning, class actions, aboriginal law, environment management, and indigenous constitutions.
He is an avid traveler, having spent time in more than fifty countries and all seven continents.
