Nuclear evolution
by
The book subtitled "A GUIDE TO COSMIC ENLIGHTENMENT" is exactly that. The author did a brilliant job combining a sincere interest in humanity, light and color, wave and particle physics, and our personal and "nuclear" (from nucleus-a central part about …
- ● 70% match for you
- ● science & technology
the long version
The book subtitled "A GUIDE TO COSMIC ENLIGHTENMENT" is exactly that. The author did a brilliant job combining a sincere interest in humanity, light and color, wave and particle physics, and our personal and "nuclear" (from nucleus-a central part about which other parts are grouped or gathered) evolution. The author quotes Einstein "there are no laws in nature, also no absolutes in science outside of the observer and *his* laws." I believe the authors intent was to celebrate and prove the Oneness of Humanity and Consciousness, and to do what he could to help others in their journey.
Margaret's verdict
"The book subtitled "A GUIDE TO COSMIC ENLIGHTENMENT" is exactly that. The author did a brilliant job combining a sincere interest in humanity, light and color, wave and particle physics, …"
highlights
what readers held onto
No highlights yet. Be the first.
discussion
what readers said
No reviews yet. Finish it; tell us what you found.