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Einstein believed in the laws of the universe. Did he understand the
Law of Attraction? We think not. But those who have come from the
Vortex, where Einstein's thoughts live on, have taken his work
beyond where even he knew it would go. It is the nature of evolution.
We are continually expanding, just like the universe. We build on the
ideas of those great spirits that have gone before us.
We do not set ourselves up as a judge of truth and knowledge
because we know everyone is different. We are all seeing the world
from a very small lens we call our reality. Our truth and knowledge
come from the questions we ask, and are dependent upon the
answers we get.
The big question we have to answer for ourselves is: How reliable
is our source?
This is the nature of religion and what Einstein called the "cosmic
religious feeling." My Source is pure, positive, non-physical,
God-force, Source, Love-energy; it is the greater part of me. I am an
extension of Source Energy in a physical body. Physical matter
makes up only 5% of the universe. My body is such a small part of
my reality.
The cosmic religious feeling is the passion that summons new
creation. We use our God-fueled mind to improve upon what has
been given us. It's called "original thought." Einstein's cosmic
religious feeling describes the Genius Creators of the world. It puts
the eternalness in eternity. I cannot live my life from any perspective
other than my own; it is impossible to do so. When I am true to my
perspective and living my life from inspired action--rather than fear of
financial insecurity or feelings of inadequacy--everyone around me
will benefit from my self-centeredness.
I am Karen Steil, Genius Creator of my own reality. I walk my talk
and live my bliss. I was born on Einstein's birthday, and I honor him
with the Church of Profitsea: A church that celebrates diversity and
appreciates the miracle of life-everlasting. E=MC
Law of Attraction? We think not. But those who have come from the
Vortex, where Einstein's thoughts live on, have taken his work
beyond where even he knew it would go. It is the nature of evolution.
We are continually expanding, just like the universe. We build on the
ideas of those great spirits that have gone before us.
We do not set ourselves up as a judge of truth and knowledge
because we know everyone is different. We are all seeing the world
from a very small lens we call our reality. Our truth and knowledge
come from the questions we ask, and are dependent upon the
answers we get.
The big question we have to answer for ourselves is: How reliable
is our source?
This is the nature of religion and what Einstein called the "cosmic
religious feeling." My Source is pure, positive, non-physical,
God-force, Source, Love-energy; it is the greater part of me. I am an
extension of Source Energy in a physical body. Physical matter
makes up only 5% of the universe. My body is such a small part of
my reality.
The cosmic religious feeling is the passion that summons new
creation. We use our God-fueled mind to improve upon what has
been given us. It's called "original thought." Einstein's cosmic
religious feeling describes the Genius Creators of the world. It puts
the eternalness in eternity. I cannot live my life from any perspective
other than my own; it is impossible to do so. When I am true to my
perspective and living my life from inspired action--rather than fear of
financial insecurity or feelings of inadequacy--everyone around me
will benefit from my self-centeredness.
I am Karen Steil, Genius Creator of my own reality. I walk my talk
and live my bliss. I was born on Einstein's birthday, and I honor him
with the Church of Profitsea: A church that celebrates diversity and
appreciates the miracle of life-everlasting. E=MC
Einstein wrote an article entitled "Science and Religion." It appeared in the New
York Times Magazine on November 9, 1930. It has been reprinted in Ideas and
Opinions, Crown Publishers, Inc. 1954. It also appeared in Einstein's book, The
World as I see it, in 1949. This Church took wings on the vibration of this article.
Click here for the entire article.
York Times Magazine on November 9, 1930. It has been reprinted in Ideas and
Opinions, Crown Publishers, Inc. 1954. It also appeared in Einstein's book, The
World as I see it, in 1949. This Church took wings on the vibration of this article.
Click here for the entire article.
Beyond Einstein
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