Look up. Look to the stars. What do you see? Better yet, what don’t you see? There is much to learn young one. Young on earth, old and quite ancient in soul.
With whom am I speaking please? ‘Why, Albert of course.’ (He smiles with a twinkle in his eyes.)
Hello again Albert. I’ve missed you. ‘Ah, but not even a moment has passed since our last inquiry.’
Interesting. ‘Are you not going to ask?’
OK. I’ll ask. How has not a moment passed since our last inquiry? ‘The wrinkle.’
The wrinkle in time? ‘Precisely. 1+1=1, a different kind of continuum.’
What is your message today? ‘Look up. Those stars, those constellations have a story to tell. They are not hidden for they are in plain sight. Take notice. Take pause.’
What do the stars have to tell us? ‘An epic tale.’
How does this story go? (Albert has a sly smile.) ‘Kings, queens, princesses. Gods, goddesses. Animals galore. Entire civilizations are all there to gaze upon.’
Do they all look up and see us on earth? ‘They look down to see earth.’
How do you explain that one? ‘Dimensionality.’
What is dimensionality please? There is no response so I add; I am in the lecture hall, I am ready for the lesson. ‘Look down while standing on a ladder. Every rung a dimension. You’ve heard, as below, so above. Eleven dimensions up. Eleven down.’
This is getting deep. ‘Oh, you have no idea. It’s wonderful, so much to wrap your mind around. There is no need to know it all, understand it all. You need only know there is more than meets the eye. Give into the wonderment. Take exploration into the questions that arise.’
One question always leads to more questions. ‘As it should be. Never stop learning. Always question the unfamiliar, the new. Take pleasure in the discovery.’
Thank you Albert. Have you anything else you wish to share? ‘Causality shall be our next lesson. (He smiles.) Till next time my dear.’
Till next time, see you in a minute or two. (I smile.)
Channeled message from Albert Einstein.