The duality of time theory is a new approach to the nature of time and its relation to space, matter, energy, and information. It is based on the idea that there are two levels of time: an inner real level and an outer imaginary level. The inner level is where the physical dimensions of space are sequentially created, while the outer level is where we perceive the continuous flow of events. The inner level is also where the psychical and spiritual worlds exist, which are composed of different kinds of energy that are interconvertible with the physical world. The duality of time theory claims to unify all the fundamental interactions in terms of a complex-time geometry, as well as explaining many puzzles and paradoxes in physics and cosmology.

The Duality of Time theory is a concept that proposes that time is not a universal measurement, but rather a sequential creation of rigid space in an inner time dimension. According to this theory, all physical and metaphysical entities are interconvertible types of energy that spread on different dimensions of time. This implies that mass, energy, charge, consciousness, and information are all equivalent and can have negative, imaginary, or multidimensional values¹.

This theory is based on the Single Monad Model of the Cosmos, which is a cosmological model inspired by the mystical philosophy of Ibn al-Arabi, a 13th century Muslim scholar. The Single Monad Model explains how the cosmos is being dynamically created in the real (inner) flow of time, before it is kinetically developing in the outer (imaginary) level that we encounter². This leads to a genuinely-complex time-time geometry that unifies the physical and metaphysical worlds into one perfectly-symmetrical space³.

The Duality of Time theory has many implications for physics and cosmology, such as solving the homogeneity problem, quantizing space-time, explaining quantum mechanics, and unifying all the fundamental interactions⁴. It also has implications for philosophy and spirituality, such as explaining the origin and purpose of creation, the nature of free will and determinism, and the relationship between God and His creation³.

The Duality of Time Teory is developed by Mohamed Haj Yousef, who is inspired by the mystical philosophy of Ibn Arabi and other ancient traditions. You can learn more about the theory from his book [The Duality of Time Theory] or his website [smonad.com].

Source: Conversation with Bing, 04/10/2023
(1) The Duality of Time Theory - smonad.com. http://www.smonad.com/books/duality_of_time.php .
(2) Home - Mohamed Haj Yousef. https://faculty.uaeu.ac.ae/mhajyousef/ .
(3) The Single Monad Model of the Cosmos - Mohamed Haj Yousef. https://faculty.uaeu.ac.ae/mhajyousef/books/single_monad_model.html .
(4) The Complex-Time Frame. http://www.smonad.com/problems/complex_time_frame.php .
(5) Home - Mohamed Haj Yousef. https://faculty.uaeu.ac.ae/mhajyousef/ .
(6) The Duality of Time Theory - smonad.com. http://www.smonad.com/books/duality_of_time.php .