Overview

Over 30 years ago, after several startling experiences, one of which was a Raincloud of Knowable Things, the author created a conceptual framework that God can be defined as energy. He wanted to build the conception from the ground up and base it on physics and other natural sciences. The Religion of Physics begins with Einstein and voyages through Will and Space and ends with Blavatsky and the relationship between matter and anti-matter. Written for the person with an interest in science, the book presents a space-age perspective, called E, that acceptably melds science and religion. By using very simple physics and geometry with 65 diagrams and in an entertaining way, Dr. Groce shows how E expresses in everyday life.E can serve as religion for those with serious doubts about religion, or it can fortify those who want to continue with their own religious or philosophical thought, even atheism. For students of esoteric studies, it defines conceptions such as compassion, consciousness, time, life, the eternal now, purpose, being, and non-being in terms of everyday experience allowing a firmer understanding which can clarify the way to further esoteric studies.Dr. Groce put the manuscript aside and planned to release it well into the present century. That time is now.