For six years, metaphysicist Aerez Batat altered his consciousness using marijuana while asking himself, again and again, the same question: what has changed in his perception of time and space, and why?

The idea was to find a spectrum that would allow him to compare the shift in his conscious perception and use it to deduce how the mind works. As a result of his research, Time Polarization Theory was born. Time, it turns out, is the hidden dimension of human consciousness.

In It’s About Time, Aerez Batat ushers the uninitiated reader into the fascinating world of the mind, as taught by Hebrew Metaphysics. Step by step, Aerez shows how we can all mentally distinguish between two distinct, functionally separated minds: one that creates our perception of time, and one that creates our perception of space. Aerez then demonstrates how the dynamic tension between these two minds creates a bipolar spectrum of conscious experience between Smarties and Wiseys, who think – and speak – differently. The book outlines Time Polarization Theory in a simple, engaging language, starting with the structure and mechanism of the conscious mind. Batat demonstrates how our perception of time and space is created, and how it is our perception of time that enables us to be self-conscious. He then shows that the mind has both a structure and a mechanism with which it operates, and establishes a measuring stick that allows us, as self-conscious beings, to understand how our minds differ from one another.

It’s About Time is a bold attempt to create a common language around the topic of consciousness, and the unique manner with which each mind perceives the world.