Speakers of English are taught and readily accept as 'natural' the Euclidean model of the world. Euclidean geometry teaches that mankind lives in a world of three dimensions, each of which is a dimension of space, wherein space is infinite. Newtonian physics and Einsteinian physics have improved upon this, but still follow the same basic model. In their place is proposed a truly modern, extremely powerful, language oriented, FIVE dimensional model of the world. The 100,000 word text is supplemented with 175 photographs and 60 illustrations that teach people how to look at their own bodies in order to prove to themselves that the body of mankind, with its five senses, five fingers per hand, etc. is designed to develop awareness of five dimensions, and not three dimensions.
Language is the tool by which mankind understands the dimensions of time and space.
The primary function of language is to enable the mind to relate changes in time with changes in space. The species of modern man, Homo Sapiens, did not become fully conscious all at once, but in incremental stages, which are known as 'dimensions'. Modern languages reflect mankind's evolution to the awareness of each of five dimensions, such that mankind currently lives in a world of linguistic awareness of five dimensions of space. The existence of each of these dimensions of space can be comprehended by the mind only in relation to a simultaneous awareness of the existence of a corresponding dimension of time. In other words, space and time are understood by the mind in terms of five dimensions, each of which is a dimension not of space alone or of time alone, but of 'space-time'.