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Is there a way which might lead us to a sustainable progress? I believe it is. I try to get inspired by the nature. Awareness that we are the part of something, a system of epic proportions is probably the first step we would need to embrace as a collective.

We are not going to find much in modern religions despite the fact they can carry a lot of breadcrumbs for advanced seekers. But typically their purpose is to brainwash people, to keep them dumb and passive. They are impressive at their ability of keeping people dumb. I have heard those evil entities, Archeons, who control the World are allowed to do so if they keep people informed. I don’t know if this concept has any truth in it, but the fact is, the message of truth in religions is so weak and heavily coded and changed from it’s original meaning, it remains inscrutable for non initiated persons. Additionally, those tiny pieces of truth are always combined with way more powerful deceptions.

In my opinion, any advanced seeker should experience mathematics and physics. Once mathematical principles are revealed to a seekers in all their compelling beauty, one can not ignore them any more but marvel the intelligence behind.

Many years ago, my father, a person I respect, who despise religion and can really enjoy a life in a way I am never be able to told me, top physicists often get religious. It was for me a preposterous claim at that time. I believe today I have a better understanding, why scientist might get their inspirations from higher realms and what they feel.

Let me share here some of the statements of famous scientists and their relationship with divine. Memes of famous scientists or any influential people are often wrong or interpreted out of the concept to support some deception one person might want to convey to a broader public. Like commercials, where supposedly some scientist claim that tooth paste A is, blah, blah, blah,..

To avoid this, I am going to use as a source of Einstein statements texts coming from Larry Randles Lagerstrom, Stanford University instructor. He used them as the “Understanding Einstein: The Special Theory of Relativity” course material.

“My religiosity consists of a humble admiration of the infinitely superior spirit that reveals itself in the little that we can comprehend of the knowable world. That deeply emotional conviction of the presence of a superior reasoning power, which is revealed in the incomprehensible universe, forms my idea of God.” – Albert Einstein

“My comprehension of God comes from the deeply felt conviction of a superior intelligence that reveals itself in the knowable world. In common terms, one can describe it as ‘pantheistic’ (Spinoza).” – Albert Einstein

It is exactly that intelligence Einstein was talking about which reveals itself to seekers of any kind, trying to understand the principles of our reality. Intelligence which goes beyond any wild dreams. And this is the idea of God, it is idea of super intelligence, idea of Mind. And this idea is at the core alleniated from Abrahamic religions based Gods. Language of this intelligence is mathematics and not some retarded old texts.

As we can see from the Einstein’s statements, he attempted to find a bigger meaning out of mathematics, out of scientific materialism searching for clues from philosophers.

Einstein made several other statements with profound meaning:

“When I am judging a theory, I ask myself whether, if I were God, I would have arranged the world that way.” – Albert Einstein

“What really interests me is whether God could have created the world any differently; in other words, whether the demand for logical simplicity leaves any freedom at all.” – Albert Einstein
The same principle about judging something applies when we attempt to answer to the question, Is there a way which might lead us to a sustainable progress. Yes, it is, we just need to open our minds for this cosmic intelligence. We need to open our minds for Akasha. Or follow those who already did this.