Everything Forever: Learning To See Timelessness
"...as I read, I became more than simply interested in what I saw  before me - I was completely absorbed by something I've never before even  considered possible." --Matthew Mumau"Giorbran has described it better than anyone else so far. It's  excellent, and is put in a way which is closer to uniting the mystical and  science, the ancient and the new." --Emma Wilcox B.Sc. Astrophysics"I am at present most fascinated with Giorbran's thoughts on  absolutely flat and empty space. I think perhaps that is really original. I  don't know if he has found a crack in which to lay a chisel to lay open  reality, as for instance Einstein did thinking about light and lightspeed;  but maybe, maybe..." --John Barnes Jr. B.Sc. Applied Physics"It is the world's foundation which is playing a game with itself  which in turn is the conditional space of free play for the world. The  inventory the foundation utilizes has been coined recently SOAPS [Space Of  All Possible States] by Gevin Giorbran so that we could visualize the  experimentum mundi (in the sense of Bloch) as an actualization of 'SOAPS  bubbles'." --Dr. Rainer Zimmermann Ph.D. Mathematics, Ph.D. Philosophy Professor, University of Kassel Germany"The hard science of Maslow's 'self-actualization' and  Csikszentmihalyi's 'peak experience,' related to the mystic's experience of  universal connectedness, is beginning to see the light of day, not only in  recent brain studies, but in theoretical constructs like Giorbran's  symmetry order and flat space, the proposed goal of time itself. Giorbran  is a must-read for empiricist and adept alike." --Claudia Brown, M.S.Education, YSU, Lecturer, Penn State University