Joseph Zammit: 8 books

Gravity: Demystified This book explores the nature of gravity as presented by Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein; and examines other aspects of gravity and its relationship to the world around us from a new perspective. It asks some serious questions about how gravity is interpreted and applied...

The Twilight of the Ephemeral Magicians is a philosophy for the future. It takes us on that age-old quest to try to understand what ‘knowledge’, ‘truth’ and ‘life’ are all about. We live in a world dominated by those who presume to know what is good for us and who speak to us as if they...

To know the future, you must know the present. To know the present, you must know the past. To know the past you must know it all. To know it all, you must know the Third Cosmology.All of the knowledge and practices in the world today fall into either the Old Cosmology or the New Cosmology.The Old...

For the Love of Moi... this book contains three separate novelettes interwoven by a common thread that portrays the trials, tribulations and the follies of a troubled adolescence; the passions of a love that seeks to conquer all; and, the triumph of the human spirit over adversity.

The Pyramid of Time takes the Voyager on a journey into the fourth dimension of time, a dimension where the separation between past, present and future becomes blurred. In this, the fourth dimension, the Voyager experiences a world where wishes, desires, suppressed fears and nightmares may come to...

The Marriage of Ophelia and Hamlet continues where Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead left off. In those plays, all of the major players ended up dead. In this play, we are witness to how these characters perform when they find themselves in the undiscovered...

Can science survive without God? Now that is a question that might surprise many people, since the general view held is that religion and science represent two different ways of looking at the world. In this book, we undertake a journey of discovery where we become like pioneers trekking our way through...

In My Elysium I present the view that Newton's world and Einstein's world represent two different ways of understanding our universe. However, I also present the view that these two different views of our universe can come together to form subsets of my universal system. In this book, I present a...