Motion: The Fourth Spatial Dimension

About Motion: The Fourth Spatial Dimension

Saint Stuart’s bold debut presents a radical new way to consider the fourth dimension—not as time, nor as a static spatial axis, but as something hiding in plain sight: motion.

Surprisingly, this perspective has remained absent from both academic science and alternative New Age speculation. Writing as an amateur science enthusiast and self-proclaimed Christian mystic, Stuart expands this insight into a full seven-dimensional framework.

Beginning with pure geometry, the model advances through motion toward force as the final physical dimension, and from there it moves beyond into the non-spatial realms of consciousness. It continues with the dimension of possibility, the logical foundation of awareness, and culminates in intelligence—the organizing, creative, and directive principle of conscious experience, from which choice and will emerge.

Bridging physics, metaphysics, and spiritual insight, this concise philosophical monograph invites readers to rethink the very structure of reality.

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Author Bio:
Saint Stuart is a lifelong writer and the founding editor of The Fire Tongue, a faith-based publication exploring spiritual insight and personal revelation. He studied journalism at Humber College in Toronto, where he sparked some interest from the producer of CBC’s radio science program Quirks and Quarks at the time. A former member of The Theosophical Society in Toronto, Stuart has spent years immersed in spiritual philosophy. Among his favorite reads in this realm are Rational Mysticism by John Horgan and Mysticism: A Study and an Anthology by F.C. Happold.

Alongside his metaphysical pursuits, Stuart has maintained a deep fascination with science—shaped by formative works like Carl Sagan’s Cosmos, Brian Greene’s The Elegant Universe, and Fritjof Capra’s The Tao of Physics. Though not highly academic, he has also pursued education at George Brown College and remains passionately engaged with ideas spanning theology, philosophy, and physics.

More recently, Stuart has rededicated his Christian faith into a newfound devotion to Biblical teachings, resonating with writers such as C.S. Lewis and St. Francis de Sales. The articles on The Fire Tongue reflect this spiritual direction, as he seeks to use his talents in service of God’s kingdom.

Motion: The Fourth Spatial Dimension is his debut monograph, offering a visionary framework that reimagines dimensional reality through a synthesis of geometry, force, and consciousness.