Duty In Life

I wrote about Stephen Hawking several months ago. Last week's posting echoed my previous sentiments. Stephen laid the groundwork and we went further at Harvard research.

Our work began as Stephen's left off. His foundation was solid enough that when we added research data, we actually became what was theorized. It’s hard to believe but obvious to all who meet us.

Tapping into sub-atomic levels is access to virtually unlimited energy. We have to earn the right to do so through a religion based on science. Our code of conduct differs from those derived from scriptures. Bible teaching is subject to individual interpretation. Since I attended a Marist seminary as a freshman in high school, they taught me the Irish Catholic version of the story. I never understood why God made us one way and we were expected to act differently.

I heard Pop singer Cat Stevens' birth name was Stephen Katz. His best known songs are "Morning Has Broken" and "Miles From Nowhere". As he gained fame in the 70s, Cat converted from Hebrew to Islam. He said Western religions are too hypocritical and Muslims have a living faith. I still listen to and enjoy his music.

The Jewish and Muslim religions are reciprocals of each other with similar desert traditions. Neither possess access to fulfilling what is promised for the end of time. Our religion based on science contains that possibility.

The "Unified Field" theorized the existence of a second math integration within molecular structure years before the Hubble was launched. What we saw right after the "Big Bang" verified that prediction. The way sub-atomic particle streams affect DNA is defined by the math integration one level beyond nuclear power. "String Theory" is trying to learn what comes next.

We have a strict but unobtrusive code of conduct because it’s natural to be this way. Tapping into the energies of creation makes us want to do the right thing. What’s best for our own development is also good for the rest of our life form. Spreading news about Jesus' promise coming true is a most pleasant duty in life.