The three inner pillars a. There is the world – there is our perception of physicality (including our physical selves, others, and our assumptions, usually based on experience of pleasure / pain, pride / shame) then there is the infinite truth – but the infinite truth – and this is why so few realize (for we assume – and as our very mind’s thinking, a deterministic box – even Einstein who believed Quantum physics that there is no inherent logic, only God’s desire…) misunderstood, – as the very famous saying, for he initially told Neil Bohr (the founder of quantum physics) “That’s not how God thinks…” (or maybe he told Heisenberg…) so Heisenberg) replied, “Don’t tell God how to think;” as Einstein’s entire quest in science, as he writes, was to “Discover the mind of God” – but of-course, this was to presume that God’s mind is limited – so just, as when we walk, two opposing actions, namely the right foot goes forward and the left pushes backward etc., both together causing a healthy gait, similarly in the spiritual realm, the right – represents on one hand we go with complete tranquility (faith, confidence, smoothly) and on the other hand, like a soldier, awaiting eagerly for our next mission