Using Albert Einstein’s infamous equation
E=MC2
I have generated Rainer’s Time Longevity Equation by substituting the coefficient C (the speed of light) with its equivalent speed variables D/T (Distance/Time)
Rainer’s temporal longevity equation is:
T=√D2x M x 1/E
Time is equal to the square root of the distance squared multiplied by the matter and then multiplied by the inverse of the energy.
If we use Rainer’s Longevity Equation in Time and solve for M (Matter) we have the following:
M= E x T2 x 1/D2
If we analyze the above equation in detail, it reveals that Matter is equal to Energy multiplied by Time squared and then multiplied by the inverse of Distance squared. Indeed, the creation of matter depends on the energy applied for a certain time with a continuous focus. Even man’s oldest invention, fire, followed this immutable law: actively rub two sticks (E), for a prolonged period (T), at a localized point or focus (1/D2). Similarly, later inventions such as the light bulb, radio, airplane, and the Internet would also follow his lead.
Thought is not energy? Thought is the source of energy that allows man to create his world. Naturally, with thought (E), persistence (T) and focus (1 / D2; minimizing D which is equivalent to not deviating from the point of interest), man has created everything his mind has been capable of conceiving. Thought, persistence and focus are the foundation of all creation. Everything that exists in the physical world once danced in the mind of its creator. Hence, the warehouse of man’s creative capacity is his dreams.
Our great nation exemplifies Samuel Adam’s vision of America as a land of the free. His energy of thought was magnified by his fear of being tried for treason by the King of England. Therefore, his desperation allowed the hasty formation of the Continental Congress with the Declaration of Independence written and signed soon after. His intense thought energy culminated in the formation of a document and, ultimately, a nation of unprecedented freedom. The Continental Congress was essentially a ‘Master Minds’ group of fifty-six men who resonated with the same ‘thought energy’ of freedom driven by the fear of being hanged if their effort was unsuccessful.
It is no coincidence that many of man’s greatest inventions occur during war. The hardness and fear of war maximizes the energy of thought. Likewise, faith allows the energy of thought to be amplified in strength. A thought imagined intensely enough for an extended period of time without wavering will eventually come to fruition. Is this not the premise of the sentence? Science is baffled by the postoperative patient who heals more quickly by receiving anonymous prayers compared to the control patient who does not. Furthermore, the cancer patient who remains hopeful is much more likely to survive than the one who has given in to the severity of his illness. The placebo effect is simply thought energy in action. Thought energy is a creative force that will materialize a physical equivalent if strong enough.
In 1920, the author Napoleon Hill coined the term “autosuggestion.” He describes the technique as a means to gain financial wealth by relentlessly programming the subconscious mind to seek financial gain. By repeatedly expressing the desire for wealth, first verbally and then by documenting a plan of action, the subconscious mind will respond by carrying out the programmed instructions that are continuously fed to it. The person’s daily or conscious actions simply reflect the instructions given to the subconscious mind. Napoleon Hill, in effect, simply describes how to maximize the potential of thought energy to create one’s desires as long as one remains persistent and focused.
Churches not only have enormous influence, but they also have enormous power. Could a global synchronized thought energy or prayer of all church members in unison put an end to war and poverty? I firmly believe that an effort must be made in this regard. Jesus, the son of God, could not have said it more simply: ‘…if we had faith the size of a mustard seed, we could move mountains…’
One day man will be able to electronically digitize thought and amplify it to exponential levels. By doing so, he will be able to decrease the impact of the variables of time and distance to negligible values in an effort to create matter. Second, as a result, whatever man imagines he will be able to create. He imagines a dinosaur, and just like that, it appears. He imagines the earth as the sky and so it will be. Just as God uses the sun (energy) shining for a long time (time) in one place (focus equals 1/d2) to create a tree, man has the ability to create this world as he sees it. Therefore, the question remains whether man will see the world as heaven or hell. Thus, the power of man’s imagination invariably dictates our destiny.
