The Book of Time (Книга Времени)

This philosophical monograph introduces the "Universal Worldview Doctrine," a comprehensive ontological and metaphysical framework that establishes Time and Space as the primary co-dependent foundations of existence, transcending the traditional dichotomy of materialism and idealism. The author defines Time as the supreme, active, wave-based causal principle capable of generation "out of nothing", while Space serves as the passive, formalizing container limited to regular geometric polyhedra (Platonic solids). The book conceptualizes "Truth" not as a dogmatic statement, but as a dynamic, self-sustaining toroidal state of time-space equilibrium operating under the laws of the Golden Ratio and potential infinity. The work maps these cosmic principles directly onto human sociology, ethics, and political economy, providing alternative frameworks for institutional justice, state-building, and systemic civilizational evolution along the "Middle Way".