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In April 1955, Einstein changed worlds or left the physical plane in so-called death and ascended to one of the higher celestial dimensions. He now resides on the spiritual plane of Eros, a nonatomic planet devoted to the expression of science. After his transition to his spiritual home, Einstein began the process of tearing down or unlearning some of the concepts and precepts of his material life on Earth, replacing them with more of the higher and infinite concepts, which are clearer when one arrives in these inner and higher dimensions, formerly known as Shamballa.
Einstein thought of himself as much as a philosopher as a scientist. Here we are able to identify a strong scientific continuity from his previous life as Archimedes and a strong influence from his previous life as Jacobi, a German philosopher. Einstein's life reflects an advanced scientific, investigative genius as well as a philosopher's deep concern for the progress of humankind, though his study of humanity's flaws and the possibility of world peace.
As a scientist, Albert Einstein made great contributions in physics that have enriched our view of the universe. Many of his theories and postulates were received through his clairvoyance and thus advanced our scientific world to the threshold of a fourth-dimensional or an interdimensional physics. The concept of mass being nonexistent and an illusion, and that, in reality, an expression of pure energy; and the concept that the velocity of light was not a static, constant expression of energy but was relative to the plane of expression upon which the viewer exists are two examples that will be understood as precursors in our twenty-first century science.
As a philosopher and humanist, Einstein was a freethinker. In his approach to solving problems, he tried to assume nothing and questioned everything. He caste aside the dogmas of religion as easily as he brushed aside the dogmas of Newtonian physics, which had dominated the minds of scientists for two centuries. Later he warned the quantum physicists against creating new dogmas. Einstein was a humble person, and in spite of his intellect and achievements he was known to be a compassionate and kind man.
In the Unarius library there are several transmissions from Einstein himself, from the inner spiritual worlds where he now resides, in which he speaks as a Brother of the Light from a higher perspective--a cosmic consciousness in-tune with the Infinite. He clarifies and corrects some of the scientific theories that were confounding him and other fellow scientists, while in his previous finite existence; he states that he is a student of the Infinite Concept of Cosmic Creation, a mere child of the Infinite.
Where did all this intense creative genius and inspiration come from? It was learned and properly integrated on the inner spiritual plane of Eros--one of the seven celestial teaching centers where Einstein, Archimedes, and other advanced intellects resided before they incarnated to the earth plane.
"Many of his theories and postulates were received through his clairvoyance and thus advanced our scientific world to the threshold of a fourth-dimensional or an interdimensional physics. "
It's TRUE!!
Someone actually posted this garbage to support her claim that even Eistein was clairvoyant. It was in this thread:
http://boards.courttv.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=8409639#post8409639
In April 1955, Einstein changed worlds or left the physical plane in so-called death and ascended to one of the higher celestial dimensions. He now resides on the spiritual plane of Eros, a nonatomic planet devoted to the expression of science. After his transition to his spiritual home, Einstein began the process of tearing down or unlearning some of the concepts and precepts of his material life on Earth, replacing them with more of the higher and infinite concepts, which are clearer when one arrives in these inner and higher dimensions, formerly known as Shamballa.
Einstein thought of himself as much as a philosopher as a scientist. Here we are able to identify a strong scientific continuity from his previous life as Archimedes and a strong influence from his previous life as Jacobi, a German philosopher. Einstein's life reflects an advanced scientific, investigative genius as well as a philosopher's deep concern for the progress of humankind, though his study of humanity's flaws and the possibility of world peace.
As a scientist, Albert Einstein made great contributions in physics that have enriched our view of the universe. Many of his theories and postulates were received through his clairvoyance and thus advanced our scientific world to the threshold of a fourth-dimensional or an interdimensional physics. The concept of mass being nonexistent and an illusion, and that, in reality, an expression of pure energy; and the concept that the velocity of light was not a static, constant expression of energy but was relative to the plane of expression upon which the viewer exists are two examples that will be understood as precursors in our twenty-first century science.
As a philosopher and humanist, Einstein was a freethinker. In his approach to solving problems, he tried to assume nothing and questioned everything. He caste aside the dogmas of religion as easily as he brushed aside the dogmas of Newtonian physics, which had dominated the minds of scientists for two centuries. Later he warned the quantum physicists against creating new dogmas. Einstein was a humble person, and in spite of his intellect and achievements he was known to be a compassionate and kind man.
In the Unarius library there are several transmissions from Einstein himself, from the inner spiritual worlds where he now resides, in which he speaks as a Brother of the Light from a higher perspective--a cosmic consciousness in-tune with the Infinite. He clarifies and corrects some of the scientific theories that were confounding him and other fellow scientists, while in his previous finite existence; he states that he is a student of the Infinite Concept of Cosmic Creation, a mere child of the Infinite.
Where did all this intense creative genius and inspiration come from? It was learned and properly integrated on the inner spiritual plane of Eros--one of the seven celestial teaching centers where Einstein, Archimedes, and other advanced intellects resided before they incarnated to the earth plane.
"Many of his theories and postulates were received through his clairvoyance and thus advanced our scientific world to the threshold of a fourth-dimensional or an interdimensional physics. "
It's TRUE!!
Someone actually posted this garbage to support her claim that even Eistein was clairvoyant. It was in this thread:
http://boards.courttv.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=8409639#post8409639
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