Reality has to be simple. When we refer to the last essence of mass and to its origin, to the nature of the existing forces and energy, we stand on the very frontier of where Physics meets Metaphysics. At that level, things must be made simple. If someone can reach this level of simplicity, without contradiction, he will have arrived at the truth.

There are simple explanations to many of the facets of Physics that are, at present, arrived at tortuosly. We can imagine Reality inside of a sealed room. We can easily visualise the inside of a sealed room but, if you are outside that room, you cannot see anything. To do so you would have to enter the room but as there are no windows and as the door is shut you have to find another means of entry - a fissure, a crevice or slit.

How do we find this alternative entry? What and where is this slit? The answer lies in the correct definition of elementary particles, in other words, the definition of mass and its origin. Each different definition of elementary particles leads us to a different variety of Physics.

But can anyone give a definition of mass and elementary particles, bearing in mind that this definition must not lead to contradiction and at the same time must agree with the innumerable data we know about the subject? I dare say that this is impossible unless the definition is the correct one. "Imagining what a successful model might be like is not at all the same thing as actually constructing a realistic and internally consistent one. So far no one has done it". (Haim Harari, Professor of High Energy Physics at the Weizman Institute of Science)

If there is no definition of elementary particles or the definition is ambiguous or even abstract, it is not strange that the resultant Physics has become a complete mess. Quantum Mechanics has defined an elementary particle as "a localizable system for which the position observables constitute a complete system of compatible observables". The resultant Physics makes Martinus J.G. Veltman, winner of the 1999 Nobel Prize in Physics and Professor of Physics at the University of Michigan, say: "Indeed, modern theoretical Physics is constantly filling the vacuum with so many contraptions such as the Higgs boson that it is amazing a person can even see the stars on a clear night".

When you are within the space of Reality all this becomes very clear:

Mass is just movement. The more movement there is, the more mass. No movement results in annihilation. Einstein's statement that mass increases with speed is only part of the truth. The whole truth is that mass is just movement.

All elementary particles are alike. They differ only in their level of movement.

Elementary particles have a distinctive but very simple structure. There are no point-charges.

Einstein's expression giving mass increase with speed is a logical conclusion of the right definition of elementary particles. It has nothing to do with Relativity.

There are only two forms of energy: mass-energy and radiation-energy and, under certain conditions, the one can transform itself into the other.

Nuclear forces are explained by the simple structure of elementary particles and they have complete qualitative and quantitative coincidence with Reality.

The mistery of spin, considered by some as one of the more challenging aspects of Quantum Mechanics, is solved in amazing fashion.

Big-bang, Black Holes, Dark Matter, Missing Neutrinos as well as their mass and Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle are concepts that become easily explainable.

The elementary process of Radiation is seen as a simple consequence of the laws of Electromagnetism.

This Theory opens up many other subjects that are in complete agreement with Reality.

It is evident that none of this can be achieved by merely submitting a few speculative arguments. Numerous calculations and mathematical demonstrations are necessary in order to be able to prove all the above beyond reasonable doubt. Of course, the presentation of these require considerable time and space. I am not offering you a 20-page web site replete with adjectives and adverbs. What I am offering you, free of charge, are 333 pages contained in two books, full of calculations and mathematical demonstrations. No conclusion is expected to be accepted at face value. Each one is shown to have been arrived at through rational and inflexible logic.

I must add that prospective readers must be conversant in Mathematics, Differential and Integral Calculus, Geometry in all its fields, including Analytic Geometry.

This Work is intended for Physicists who are very familiar with the laws of Electromagnetism and all its complexities, the behaviour of the atom and that of the atomic nucleus, with its particular short-range forces, Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, the behaviour of light in different phenomena as diffraction, interference, dispersion and polarization, etc.

For example, consider the following question: What would be the result of a vector charge-speed turning on a plane at a certain frequency? If you do not know the answer, an expert will tell you that the result would be an electromagnetic wave with the same frequency, a propagating disturbance in space and time that carries information about the movement of charges and travels at the same speed in all directions. This disturbance will be present at many points of space simultaneously and the same disturbance may appear at a certain point with linear polarization and, also at the same time, with circular or elliptical polarization at another distant point. In other words, an electromagnetic radiation with the same features as light.

I can guarantee that nobody will be able to judge this Work fairly at first sight. It will fail to convince only if the Theory is cast aside from the very beginning due to its incompability with some pre-established notion strenuously held by the reader. There are, indeed, many points to contend with.

The concepts summarised in this short monograph are developed in detail in two books: Matter and Energy (281 pages) and Light and Relativity (52 pages). Those whishing to get them, free of charge, need only: