Theos-Talk Archives (May 2004 Message tt00040)

--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "stevestubbs" <stevestubbs@y...> 
wrote:
> --- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "netemara888" <netemara888@y...> 
> wrote:
> > I am not a scholar of Einstein but I did read that huge biography 
> > about him and the thing that gives credence to his being 
influenced 
> > or impressed by something outside of himself is that he came up 
> with 
> > the theory of special relativity purely by putting himself in the 
> > place in his mental dimension.
> 
> You are right that this is a commonly received story. It is easily 
> shown, however, that many of the ideas in Einstein's theory were 
> already known before he wrote his first paper and that he 
synthesized 
> them into something which came to more than the sum of its parts. 
So 
> the story that he merely visualized himself in an elevator car in 
> outer space does not tell the whole story.

Steve,

That's exactly right. And what we all need to remember is that 
physicists nor other scientists work in a vacuum. I am working or 
rather rewriting what I started some time ago. In it I hope to show 
why there is no such thing as an unthought thought or a new concept. 
People choose knowledge probably according to the vibrations that 
come to them that are similar. People always say that they are on the 
same wavelength. In fact this could be a fact. That we operate by 
registering wavelengths or string vibrations. 

I believe that knowledge is universal being held for humanity in the 
form of light waves or strings and that the plant kingdom (according 
to AAB) is also the holder of the akhasic records.

Netemara