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They say only twelve people understand Einstein’s theory of relativity, not trying to boast or anything, there must be thirteen, cuz I do

By zevi770 · November 1, 2013

You see, Einstein’s Theory of Relativity is not a physical phenomena – in fact, the Rebbe, a far greater physicist than Einstein, states clearly, that his theory – as was proven, and Einstein himself admitted to, breaks down at the subatomic level (Heisenberg’s principle of uncertainty etc. etc.) In other words, Einstein was simply telling us that the physical world we think is real, is simply an illusion, in his own words, “reality is an illusion albeit a very persistent one,” furthermore when asked to explain the theory of relativity to a layman he said, “when you are sitting on a hot stove, a minute feels like an hour, and if you have a conversation with a charming woman, an hour feels like a minute.”

So Einstein was saying: Do not think that what you see is reality, it is merely a perception!

This was further enhanced by Heisenberg, who said, the very fabric of reality is unpredictable, hence, the fact that we see it in a predictable manner, is quite literally miraculous!

As we delve even deeper, as predicted in Kabbalah, and proven by experiments, our entire universe is literally popping in and out of existence so quickly – we cannot see it – but it is!

So if we a have no reality, but everything is a perception (in other words, what we perceive to be real, was merely what our senses sensed, hence our perception of its reality) what then is the truth?!

The truth is God – our existence is a dual reality, for as Einstein said, who we are is an illusion of ourselves, for in fact we are, as everything is energy; which is really God concealed; but because God chose to love/create us, hence our existence is permanent, and is real enough – at least to us.

So now that we know, we do have a permanent, albeit perceptual existence; what is the point of this whole thing – ah’ well I took you this far…