In the reality we live in, everything is energy, everything is vibration, because everything is made of atoms.
If we were to look at the universe under a microscope, we would see a mass of atoms connected and interacting with one another. Many scientists — including Michio Kaku, Trinh Xuan Thuan, and others before them such as Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla — affirm that the energy composing these atoms and maintaining the balance of the universe comes from a single source: the Everything.
“It is clear that we exist in a plan governed by rules that were created and shaped by a universal intelligence, not by chance.”
Michio Kaku
Who Is Michio Kaku, and What Has He Discovered ?
Michio Kaku earned his Ph.D. in 1972 at the Radiation Laboratory of the University of California. He holds the Henry Semat Chair and is a Professor of Physics at City College of New York, dedicated to developing the “Theory of Everything”, which seeks to unify the four fundamental forces of the universe.
He has published over 170 research papers on superstring theory, supergravity, supersymmetry, and hadron physics.
His passion for experimentation began even before university — as a teenager, he built a particle accelerator for a science fair.
In a lecture for the Geophilosophical Association of Anthropological and Cultural Studies, Kaku explained:
“Science is based on what is testable, reproducible, and falsifiable. This is what we call ‘science’. However, some things are neither testable, nor reproducible, nor falsifiable — and that includes the existence of God.”
He also notes that part of the challenge lies in the fact that “God” means different things to different people, and this creates confusion in the dialogue between faith and science. Believers often seek scientific confirmation of their faith, asking scientists whether they are atheists — yet, as Kaku points out, when we cannot even agree on what God is, the word “atheist” loses its meaning. For Kaku, the ultimate goal of string field theory is to “read the mind of God” — that is, to find the single equation that explains everything in the cosmos. In his view, the elegant dance between mathematics and physics ultimately leads to string theory, the modern foundation of quantum physics
What Does This Mean for Us ?
If we bring this understanding down to our human scale: the electrons in our bodies mingle and dance with the electrons of the earth beneath our feet, and with those of the air we breathe.There are, therefore, no real boundaries between these elements — and between what we are.
So, What Is Spirituality — and How Is It Connected ?
A spiritual person is simply someone who lives in harmony with themselves and with everything around them — nature, animals, and other human beings. They understand that everything surrounding them is an expression of the Whole, experiencing itself through all forms of life. They learn, without judgment or criticism, through what they see and observe — in others and in life itself. They use every situation, pleasant or unpleasant, as an opportunity to know themselves more deeply and to cultivate harmony. They remember their power to create this harmony, and they know that whenever they suffer, it is because they have forgotten their connection to the Source Energy — the Everything — the great force that allows us to create heaven on earth.
When we consider all of this, it becomes clear that we have every reason to cultivate our spirituality, whose key is unconditional love. We are like atoms: when we transform our inner structure in harmony with the Whole,
we transform the physical reality around us. To align with the Whole is to awaken to the infinite intelligence that breathes through all things.