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    Absolute Relativity
    Absolute Relativity
    Absolute Relativity
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    Absolute Relativity

    By Robert Tretola

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    In Absolute Relativity author Robert Tretola ventures into a new world in which we control everything that exists. The ideas in this essay are drawn from the works of George Green and his books, including Becoming, The New Paradigm, and Enhancing the Rainbow, and from Tretolas own education and extensive practical experience. He encourages us to learn the truth about ourselves and the universe in which we livea truth that has been kept from humanity for thousands, if not millions, of years.

    He explains that the true nature of humanity is that we are divine beings, but that we have been controlled and manipulated into believing our own inferiority in order to serve the elites who control the wealth and destiny of mankind. Absolute Relativity offers a metaphysical, scientific explanation of how we can challenge ourselves to help humanity by creating a new world and becoming new, more attuned human beings. In this way, we can create and live in a world where love and compassion supersedes all else and where humans have the power of creativity to manifest this newfound sentiment.

    In Absolute Relativity, Tretola challenges us to overcome our fears and to become the divine entities that we have been for all eternity but have forgotten from generations of physical and spiritual suppression.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateAug 20, 2012
    ISBN9781475943658
    Absolute Relativity
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    Robert Tretola

    Dr. Robert Tretola was a general surgeon for over thirty years. Born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, he attended graduate school at Tulane University and the University of New Orleans. He then attended medical school at Louisiana State University and then began his medical practice. Now retired, he lives in Ohio.

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      Absolute Relativity - Robert Tretola

      Contents

      Preface

      Chapter I The Universe

      Chapter II Laws Of Attraction

      Chapter III Creative Process

      Chapter IV Scientific Correlation

      Chapter V The Matrix

      Chapter VI Black Holes, Galaxies, Universe

      Chapter VII The Soul

      Chapter V III Multidimensional

      Chapter IX Time Travel

      Chapter X Science

      Chapter XI Additional Thoughts: New Ideas

      Chapter XII Conclusion

      Preface

      This essay is fundamentally designed from the works of George Green and his books: Becoming, The New Paradigm, and Enhancing the Rainbow". I have also heavily relied on my education and practical experience. I have a degree in chemistry, minor in mathematics, graduate studies in biochemistry and a medical degree. I practiced as physician/surgeon for almost 30 years. My application of the teachings and principals of George Green’s books, my intuitive thinking (day-dreaming) and considered reading of all the science’s including physics and astronomy has brought the current essay into fruition. There is no experimentation or rigid scientific study to confirm or prove these ideas. These ideas are a testament to man’s (and women) ability to learn by reading and thinking. Reading not only what you understand and agree but also to read and comprehend that which you don’t understand much less agree. The ability to seek and open one’s mind to all truth’s in the universe regardless of origin, will open one’s mind to all information and knowledge in the entire universe. The ability to form wisdom from this knowledge will potentiate the entire process to a degree not thought possible. The universe is more than ready to feed its knowledge to any living entity willing to assimilate this information for the advancement of all life in the universe.

      The author proposes that the thoughts or theory presented here is fundamentally true. Is every aspect factual, not likely. But it does represent a new starting point in the pursuit of knowledge that will truly take us to the stars, galaxies and beyond. This book describes how the human race will be reborn as a new living highly evolved species or light entity. Do you choose to join those in this evolutionary leap of the human species into the spectacularly majestic magnificent universe or remain in the same paradigm in which humans now exist.

      CHAPTER I

      The Universe

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      What is it? How was it formed? Who or what is responsible? Is there a purpose? These are questions man has contemplated since he/she could see the panoramic view of the nightly stars. Seeing the glistening and flicker of the nightly heavens, must surely have provoked early man’s imagination. At this point we have some basic knowledge of the cosmos, but have yet to answer the above questions. Based on what we know of ourselves and the universe we can venture to answer some of these questions. The first assumption we must make is whether the universe is a random conglomeration of probabilities to some unpredictable end, or is the universe the product of intellectual design with definite even predetermined outcomes and certain results. Do the apparent laws of physics and chemistry have an orderly organizing force driving the complex interactions between atoms and elements, or are the motions of the planets and stars random and haphazard, the result of probability based statistical outcomes.

      In order to contemplate and understand our universe we will have to assume one or the other. Intellectual design with a purpose or random events without a means to an end? The author will start with the universe as the product of an intellectual design with discrete laws to give substance and form to what we see and experience. That we have decided

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