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Absolute Intelligence throws the conflict between science and religion out the windowshowing, once and for all, they are actually articulating the same reality. Author Ilexa Yardley takes readers on a journey that, in the end, proves mathematically there is a...(more) "god." She sheds plenty of light on "judgment day" along the way, showing why it's here and now, and not sometime in the future. The book demonstrates that Albert Einsteins waves and particles, and Carl Jungs symbols and opposites, clearly articulate the same relationship: abstract vs. concrete, idea vs. reality, ideal vs. real. In Aristotle's and Plato's day, these were known as form and substance; in ancient times, they were symbolized as sun-moon, heaven-earth, and light-dark. "Were actually living in two worlds at once," she says. Unfortunately, man is trapped and confused by his own articulation until he notices "everythings a circle." This not only simplifies and unifies all humanity, it also provides the remaining puzzle piece for physicists "theory of everything." Yardley says "conservation of the circle" is what theyre missing. She also believes (and demonstrates very well) that average people are quite capable of finding the "secret" scientists and religious leaders seek all by themselves. Short and simple, the book contains powerful thoughts that change the view of intelligence, the universe and what "god" looks and feels like. Perfect for scientists, religious leaders, psychologists, college professors, students, helping professionals, soccer moms, gen x&yers, baby boomers, and everyone who wonders "why do I feel like I know more than I can articulate?" Well, the circle provides the dots and Absolute Intelligence connects them. More at www.absolute-intelligence.com.(less)