The book “The Invisible World” offers a new interpretation of God’s Revelations in the Quran and the Bible, which unequivocally confirms that God exists, that the Revelations really are His work which contains all the achievements of science, and that He governs the world. The fundamental message of the book “The Invisible World” is that the Day of Judgment, predicted in the Holy Books, has come and that the message written in the Holy Books was deliberately hidden so that it would be correctly interpreted at a time determined by God.
“The supreme task of the physicist is to arrive at those universal elementary laws from which the cosmos can be built up by pure deduction. There is no logical path to these laws; only intuition, resting on sympathetic understanding of experience, can reach them.”[1]
Albert Einstein
Below is a passage from the book “The Invisible World” which introduces the reader to the situation in which the author of the book found himself during his contemplations about the world around him, as well as about the worlds whose existence he initially sensed and later explained. Here you can read the rest of the book and embark on an incredible experience of discovering the real meaning of God’s words recorded in Revelations.
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“Try to imagine yourself in this situation. Somehow, you have avoided strict affiliation to one scientific field so that you can enjoy the beauty of scientific findings in general. You were not obliged to report your reflections to anybody. You did not have to memorize anything and devoted yourself exclusively to understanding the laws of nature and the laws of spirit. Suppose that you, as a freethinker, identified new relations between physical values, and not just any, but those that escaped Einstein and all those before you. Suppose that this new understanding was reflected in other fields of science and that it made it possible to understand the spiritual reality, i.e. all the principles by which the body influences the brain and reason and vice versa. Suppose that over time you realized that this new interpretation had an unexpected power to interpret God’s Revelations in a new way and that you, apart from recognizing this dimension of your discovery, also discovered instructions in the Holy Books for further deepening of your knowledge and the creation of a clearer picture of the World. Suppose that the same code, the same understanding, was present while reading the Quran, God’s Revelation to Muhammad, and the Bible. And finally suppose this: in the moment when you become certain that you have a unique physical theory, that you understand the function of the brain, that your theory enables complete integration of science and God’s Revelations without a single contradiction, i.e. that science accepts God’s Revelations as proven truth and thus accepts the existence of God, that is, at the moment when the antagonism between religions and science and the antagonism between Judaism, Christianity and Islam would end, you would find yourself facing a wall of incomprehension, inertia of the human mind, and all problems related to the announcement of such a radical change in understanding both the laws of nature and the laws of God. Then more difficulties would follow. The quoted Einstein’s thoughts, which are indeed true, imply that there is no logical path leading to the elementary laws, but only intuition. How can one guide a reader along that “intuitive path”?”
[1] Albert Einstein (Principles of Research, address by Albert Einstein (1918), Physical Society, Berlin, for Max Planck’s sixtieth birtday)