What Einstein realized

 

When asked to explain the theory of relativity for the lay-person he said, “when you have an engaging conversation, a hour feels like a minute, but when you sit on a hot stove, a minute feels like an hour” – what he was saying which is why it is called the theory of “relativity” is that time is relative – In other words, time is an experience and experiences themselves are obviously different – what Einstein had discovered, later confirmed and corroborated by quantum-physics is that life itself is an experience – Scientists are of-course in the quest for absolute truth – and what they realized is, there is no absolute truth; for if life is empirically an experience, so as quantum-physics grapples with, where does your reality begin and the reality outside of you exist? – Eventually they have come to the determination that we are in fact “manifesting” certainly influencing reality – There are no words to overstate this, for as one quantum physics professor said, “this shift is so simple but so difficult” – “if reality doesn’t exist, unless you manifest it, then you are directly responsible for your reality but we have a tendency to think that I am the subject not creator of reality” – but to bring it down to Kabbalistic axioms: to the extent you think things will be positive or negative is the extent that you are manifesting destiny, for the world is not independent, it exists along a cause and effect, and you are the cause – Now we can begin to understand why the Rebbe urgently called us to believe that the messianic redemption is here! For the more we truly believe that life is not bad rather good (which is why bad people are always trying to make you experience the world in a negative light) the more the light truly will be dominant.