Einstein’s Theory & Frank H’s Speed Of Love

We need universal love and, according to Albert Einstein’s undiscovered genius, we need love at the speed of light!

Yesterday, Black Saturday, in this blog I reproduced the whole letter of Einstein to his daughter Lieserl (11 April 2020, “Einstein’s Theory Of Love[1]”), all 497 words. Since I insist on writing short essays nowadays, exactly 517 words each, I needed this one to explain how I understood Einstein’s famous computation of Energy as modified by himself into Love.

We now look at Einstein’s most-famous formula, as suggested by him, in a new way, where Frank H has modified c into the speed of love:

E = mc²

When you do not think before giving it, that is the speed of pure love!

E: Energy to heal the world.
m: whatever the matter, whatever the means for the most.
c²: the speed of love squared.

Above image: “Nothing travels faster than the speed of light” – FactMyth.com. Ah, but this one does: Love that is unconditional, universal!

Einstein is saying:

We already have the formula to make the world right for all mankind: Love. Love is the greatest force. Love is God, God is Love.

I say, what we need to do is most of us to like the most – and then we can deliver love at the speed of love!

How do we apply the new E = mc² in Real Life?
In Real Love!

Einstein says: Love is God, God is love. I say: The love of God is expressed in perfect human form in Romans 12, where the first 2 verses summarize the love behind the writing of St Paul to the Romans (NRSV):

I appeal to you therefore, brothers and sisters, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship. Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what is the will of God – what is good and acceptable and perfect.

Indeed, on the 14^th of February 2016, I transformed Romans 12 into Frank H’s “Love Version” – here are the first few verses:

Someone, Love Anyway[2]

Someone does not present oneself as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God,
love anyway.

Someone conforms to the world and is not transformed by the renewing of one's mind,
love anyway.

Someone cannot discern what is the will of God – what is good and acceptable and perfect,
love anyway.

Someone thinks too highly of oneself more than one ought to,
love anyway.

Someone does not think with sober judgment according to the measure of faith God has assigned to one,
love anyway.

Someone does not recognize that we are one body with many members, and not all the members have the same function, so we, who are many, are one body in Christ, and individually we are members one of another,
love anyway.

Love anyway.

The will of God is what is good and acceptable and perfect. Love anyway!@517

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[1] https://frankhwritinglessons.blogspot.com/2020/04/023writinglessons-einsteins-theory-of.html

[2] https://creativethinkering.blogspot.com/2016/02/anyway-love.html