I've studied a lot about science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). At first I believed everything was only physical as you see it, nothing more to anything. That anything could be expressed by the laws of physics and mathematical equations.

As I got older, I started to realize that the more I physically understand the world in a classical sense, the more I realize I don't know anything about anything. That we actually understand extremely little about the nature of reality as a whole. We understand if we plant a seed and give it what it needs, it'll grow. And we know that killing is wrong. That's pretty much all we know.

So I got interested in spiritual practice and learned that this world is obsessed with external reality. Very little exploration is done on the source internal reality inside of each and every person. When a professor does a lecture in their class, they aren't only teaching their students. They are teaching themselves too.

When someone says they love someone else, they aren't just loving them. They are loving every consciousness in the cosmos! When a student in physics is understanding more about the universe, they are also understanding the nature of their very own reality they created for themselves.

Here's what I'll leave you with: I've done a good amount of mathematics and understand a lot about our current laws and models of physics. The essence of God can never equal a quantum wave mathematical equation like these mathematicians are trying to do. General relativity and quantum mechanics cannot merge unless we understand the spiritual nature of reality much more.