Enlightenment is not for the Buddha alone by Tejinder Pal Singh

Petio Hristov

Hello Tejinder,

As an appeal for correspondence and exchange of ideas between FQXi members I have send you my books on your email address.

Their content is not only a new approach in the understanding of the Universe, but a new sort of physics, because in my study of the physical laws I had to give a new definition of time and space regarding the sequence and nature of their creation.

For some myths Egyptologists use the phrase: "divine mystery" the reading of which helps me to understand the cosmic mysteries. This understanding I gain by running the myth "through the prism" created by the physical laws and I decipher the formed image.

I hope that this will help you in your own field and in your studies.

Best wishes,

Petio

Thomas Ray

Tejinder,

I think you are sure to win a top prize this year.

" ... in spite of all the objectivity we attach to it, we cannot dissociate the objective universe entirely from the human mind which tries to comprehend it."

Isn't that in fact what Einstein meant when he said, "The most incomprehensible thing about the world is that it is comprehensible"?

You get my high vote of confidence, just for so eloquently illustrating why the well being of the least element of the human social system is most critical to the success of the complex social system as a whole, and at every scale of activity.

All best,

Tom

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