E=mc²

Nuclear Physics.. Not just for Nerds…

The formula E=MC 2 is the cornerstone of Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity. It probably invokes flashbacks from physics class if you ever had to deal with it. But beyond making most people want to throw a calculator across the room, it actually plays a role in our everyday lives. And you won’t need any math for this ride.

In that formula, E stands for energy. M is mass (C is just a fixed numerical constant that connects Energy and Mass in case you’re interested). But think about it, it directly relates Energy to Mass, and Mass to Energy. They are both the same thing. We are literally energy, and so is everything else around us.

The power of a nuclear bomb comes from changing one radioactive element into another element. But when you do that, there is also tremendous ENERGY that gets released from the atoms being changed. Energy in the form of heat and light. Ahh, there it is again. One of the key teachings, being able to hold more light.

You were forever changed after Life Activation. You were changed even more after Initiation. And there is a lot more power and light in you because of those changes. You may not be radioactive, but you do have the ability to put out more light and to share that with others. And it doesn’t have to be a nuclear blast, sometimes just a smile and a willingness to listen to somebody in need can be far more powerful than any bomb ever made.. Let your light shine!

- Scott Kindelberger

(A big thanks to Mitchell Davenport for the inspiration on this topic!)