Albert Einstein said: “The more I study physics, the more I am drawn into metaphysics.” The word “metaphysics” refers to the philosophy of being, and beings; causality and the existence of time and space. Earl Nightingale described metaphysics as the study of that which is beyond measure; the invisible forces at work. Einstein was ahead of his time. Someone said that he was so remarkable; it was as if he had arrived on earth by accident. As a result thereof, he devoted his whole life to solving the problem of time and space so that the mistake would never be repeated. Einstein practiced no specific formal religion, yet he was deeply religious in a cosmic sense. He believed that the magnificence and colossal order of the great cyclotron of the universe could not have occurred by accident. Thus, when someone asked him why was he here; he had an answer for them.
Posted on: Wed, 29 Jan 2014 08:49:34 +0000
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