A Theory of Everything: The Unified Theory

by Jeremy Petrash

Overview

What if words don't just describe reality-what if they create it?

In this visionary and thought-provoking work, Jeremy Petrash (Alias Remy Petrash) explores a unifying principle at the intersection of theology, philosophy, language, and consciousness. A Theory of Everything: The Unified Theory proposes that belief, speech, and action form the trinity through which reality is spoken into existence-and that the Bible offers not just religious truths, but a metaphysical architecture of how the world actually works.

Drawing from Scripture, cognitive science, metaphysics, and modern systems thinking, Petrash constructs a sweeping narrative that sees life, language, and even matter itself as expressions of meaning. He argues that the "Word" referenced in Genesis and John is not just divine-it is the blueprint of creation, the source code of reality.

This is not a dry philosophical treatise. It is a living guide.

Learn how to reshape your world by aligning belief and speech
Discover the secret narrative arc embedded in Scripture
Reframe prayer, identity, and intention as reality-making technologies
Explore how language-used rightly-heals fragmentation in self, society, and cosmos
Enter a cosmic story that ends not in dissolution, but in restoration
Whether you're a theologian, futurist, philosopher, or seeker, The Unified Theory will challenge how you see the world-and your place in it.

Reality isn't random. It's spoken. And you have a voice.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798317698850
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	06/27/2025
Pages:	78
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.25(d)

About the Author

Jeremy Petrash, professionally known as Remy Petrash, is a multidisciplinary creative and philosophical storyteller based in Wichita Falls, Texas. As an actor, writer, singer, and digital artisan, his work bridges performance, technology, introspection, and now—cosmic narrative.

Trained in theater through AMTC, John Casablancas, and the Colorado School of Acting, Remy has performed in numerous stage productions and indie films. His background in journalism and commentary includes contributions to The Wichitan, where his exploration of voice, story, and meaning first took written form.

His debut novel, The Infinite Memoir of Ione Sallow, fused introspection and surrealism with AI-assisted storytelling, reflecting his fascination with memory, identity, and narrative multiplicity.

In his newest work, [insert title], Remy turns outward—toward the cosmos, culture, and belief—presenting a bold, unifying theory that blends biblical thought, philosophical inquiry, and practical frameworks into a single narrative arc. Addressed to thinkers, visionaries, and forums like ARC, this book proposes that reality itself is constructed through belief, words, and action—and that language may be the root code of existence.

Together, these works reveal Petrash’s evolution from personal expression to universal synthesis, inviting readers into stories that seek not only to entertain—but to illuminate.