Essentially this book is about a Theory of Everything. Perhaps its biggest problem is that it is another book about the theory of everything. While talking to people about it, I am asked, "If it is so great, why don't you show it to some leading physicists and get them excited about it?" Well, I have had a few friends that are big in the physics community. One works with supercolliders. Another is the dean of a physics department in a prestigious university. And there are others in the physics community I have talked to. We can talk about other common interests. However, when the subject of this book comes up, they go away or change the subject. They refuse to consider what I say even though we have many other common interests. --- I do not believe the physics community has the willingness to consider what is in this book. My suspicion is that the new age community might be different. They are seeking. Perhaps they may take a look at this. Therefore, the title suggests there might be something for new age people. --- Because those not familiar with this material might think it comes from outside the reality of standard physics, the first half of the book is devoted to the history of quantum mechanics. It covers the subject beginning with Aristotle's view of wave theory, the double slit experiment, Max Plank's work, and the achievement of de Broglie. This provides a solid background to quantum theory suitable for high school students. --- The second half of the book essentially begins with a study of Einstein's special theory of relativity. From this author's point of view, this is the most proved theory in existence. It is the most solid concept in all of physics. In other books about the subject, claims are made that it cannot be explained. In this book, a model is presented that supports the postulates of which the theory is based upon. This model is like the end of yarn that unravels a rug. The whole of universal structure is the rug that is unraveled. From this point, very basic concepts are presented that unfold all the mathematics of the universe. The simple concepts develop special relativity and E equals mc squared using naught but high school math.