Albert Einstein – His letter to his daughter Lieserl… (beautiful, read it all in full)
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Albert Einstein – His letter to his daughter Lieserl… (beautiful, read it all in full)
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I do not know if this letter is truly by Albert Einstein; having "known" him through his letters and his history learned from numerous books in the original language that I have at home, I must say that if this were truly autographed, I have discovered a new facet of this infinite source of intelligence that is Albert Einstein, and it leaves me almost stunned. Calling Einstein a scientist is truly reductive; to me, he is a great thinker. He is certainly the person, along with my parents (whom I adore) and my partner, whom I have ever esteemed most in all of human history, and I am pleased to learn this thought that goes beyond physics, defining it precisely as a metaphysical thought.
It is always simple to understand things after one has discovered them, but many times even having the solution right under our noses, we fail to see it even throughout our entire existence. His thought would seem almost banal, but how many of us have ever thought that all the evils of the world are caused by the lack of love in people.
Nature is falling apart because we do not understand that we are its children and we should love it more than we love ourselves. Today we have the technology to be able to respect it, but we do not do so because more money is being made. Everyone thinks of themselves when we should be giving something to one another.
Einstein's thought in this letter is much deeper, written between the lines. It is the rule for a perfect civilization. An additional gift that he wanted to leave us in his immense wisdom... What a great man!! If only there were more like him...
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I wouldn't want to seem "presumptuous," but from the first lines I sensed that (if it were authentic) she was talking about love, and there is a very precise reason why I sensed this and it is something that concerns me personally, so I share but I won't go any further.