What is reality? Why are we here? What gives life meaning?
These questions have fueled human inquiry across science, philosophy, and theology for centuries. Yet, despite countless breakthroughs and reflections, each discipline often explores these mysteries in isolation, offering fragmented insights without a unified perspective.

The Unified Reality Theory (URT) aims to bridge these gaps by presenting a revolutionary model of reality. At its core, URT posits that time is not a straight line but a self-consistent, looping timeline where past, present, and future coexist. This framework reconciles the tension between free will and determinism, providing a new way to understand how our choices shape both our lives and the universe itself.

URT draws from key scientific concepts like quantum mechanics, cosmology, and relativity, exploring how observation and causality anchor events in reality. It also delves into philosophical inquiries on time, purpose, and the nature of existence, while respecting theological ideas of divine observation, interconnectedness, and eternity. By synthesizing these perspectives, the theory offers a holistic vision of reality that encourages dialogue between science, philosophy, and faith.

This book invites readers to embark on a journey that challenges conventional assumptions and explores how all things are deeply interconnected. Whether you're a scientist, philosopher, spiritual seeker, or someone driven by curiosity, URT provides thought-provoking insights to inspire deeper reflection.