What if our favorite, intergalactic, science fiction stories were not musings of the potential future of humanity, but archetypal, unconscious memories of our ancient past?

Are you ready for a breathtaking and inspiring adventure through time and space that may stretch your mind to its limits?

In Biography of the Universe: The First Pulse of Time to the Present, David Williamson weaves a story in which beings, from an alternative dimension, choose to create a new reality to explore and, agreeing to forget who they are, become immersed in a state of amnesia within a singularity. Depicting how the expansion of their consciousness, upon awakening in a new duality, forms this universe, he explores new ways of seeing and understanding this phenomena.

Williamson focuses on the experiences of these beings, with no memory of their past, as they become aware of their existence in this new universe. Enter this far reaching passage, as he portrays their fascinating and difficult plight to find a way to coexist, and find peace, after surviving an incredibly tumultuous inception. You will be exhilarated as you enjoy this surprising, and yet somehow familiar, though forgotten, journey: contrasting what our normal earth-bound minds have imagined until now, painting momentous hidden secrets of the creation of this universe.

Sit back and fasten your seatbelt. This may be the most exciting and mind expanding depiction of our possible interdimensional and galactic roots ever to entertain our inquisitive minds.

Exiled from their home worlds for disturbing the peace, some of these beings discover ways to master the density they find themselves in. Get ready to explore the advent of dense life forms and the creation of garden worlds throughout many levels of density. Are you prepared to follow Williamson as he leads us through the ultimate creation of humans and their great civilizations as they spread, successfully, throughout the universe, finally reaching Earth?

In this ancient tale, as he relates to us the phenomenal exploits of these humans after they arrive on Earth, you will discover how they, intermittently, create four of the greatest, intergalactic, human civilizations that ever existed. You will be astonished by the ultimate destruction and annihilation of the most recent of these great civilizations, as the story culminates in brave efforts to recover, since then, leading to the present time.

Writing in the first person, Williamson sets the stage for his classic tale of love, passion personal disasters and triumphs, drawing us in as if we are there taking part in the story ourselves. Laugh, cry and be stunned as you rollercoaster through the storyline with us pondering what it would mean if the story were true and not just another exciting, thrilling and enjoyable journey through "once upon a time".