The idea that electromagnetic waves propagate helically through space instead of sinusoidally is proposed. Helical wave propagation is then used to explain how quantum waves and particles could have come into existence as a result of the symmetry-breaking event.

The idea that all energy and matter behave as they do because they are constantly searching for ever more stable states of equilibrium is proposed, along with the relationship between equilibrium and entropy.

The true meaning of Newton’s Laws of Motion is discussed, and how this new interpretation, along with helical wave motion, allows us to explain the relationship between quantum mechanics and Newtonian mechanics, and to define and explain kinetic energy and its relation to mass and momentum.

The idea that the universe is an energy conversion process with initial conditions and boundary conditions is discussed, along with how these initial conditions, which in the case of the universe are energy’s properties of quantity and elasticity and helical wave motion, plus the symmetry-breaking event as the single boundary condition, can be used to explain the evolution of the universe.

The origin and nature of time is discussed, which leads to the idea of two dimensions of time. These two dimensions of time are then used to explain how time slows because of special relativity.

The power of mathematics is discussed, along with the idea that the universe has built into it’s energy a fundamental conscience which makes it behave the way it does. Also, the properties of quantity and elasticity are compared to the First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics.

As a means of checking the authenticity of the world view being presented, a list of questions having to do with the fundamental nature of the universe is presented. A list which physicists have heretofore been unable to provide answers to, but which this world view easily explains.

Three analogies, the fractional distillation of crude oil, the “nerf ball” universe, and the “blue dye” universe, are used to better explain the overall origin, nature, and evolution of the universe. Talking points include a more detailed discussion of energy elasticity, how the symmetry-breaking event led to the appearance of matter and the rest of our universe, and how, with this new world view, Einstein’s theory of general relativity and the constant speed of light begin to lead us to the connection between our universe and its parent reality.

Some ideas about the origin and nature of gravity are proposed, the horizon and boundary problems are solved, the Higgs boson and Higgs energy are discussed, as well as the relationship between particle surface charge and equilibrium.

How an earth far from equilibrium leads to the first living cells is proposed, as well as the role of reproduction in the continuing evolution of living cells.

The parts surface charge, complexity, and organization play in the search for equilibrium by continually evolving living cells is also discussed.

An explanation of why entropy decreases in living cells is proposed, and how and why multi-celled organisms evolved from single-celled organisms.

The four fundamental beliefs common to all the world’s great religions, absolute good and evil, and the unique human capabilities of awareness and choice are discussed. And how science may well soon determine there is an immortal soul in every human being which, upon the death of the human body, will leave this world and immediately begin a new, far more perfect life in the world beyond.

The right form of government is defined, the idea that God is everywhere, including inside each human being, is explored, and how fear, anger, and hatred will finally disappear once all human beings finally know, understand, and believe in the life that awaits us all.