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247 discourses in which Osho speaks about Albert Einstein, most mentions first. Each line is his own sentence from that talk.

  1. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #2 · 21 mentions
    “Einstein!”
  2. From Misery to Enlightenment #24: The key to unawareness: keep thinking · 13 mentions · 21 February 1985
    “The truth is that there is no qualitative difference between Ayatollah Khomeini and Albert Einstein; I would have loved to declare it if there was even a small possibility of some qualitative difference.”
  3. From the False to the Truth #29: Freedom from blind biology · 13 mentions · 27 July 1985
    “A couple comes to a scientific lab and tells them that they want a child like Albert Einstein, but better than him, living two hundred years; and he should never suffer any disease, he should be strong.”
  4. The Great Pilgrimage: From Here to Here #27: Become the mystery · 13 mentions · 3 October 1987
    “I am reminded of Frau Einstein, Albert Einstein's wife.”
  5. Ancient Music in the Pines #4: Be a light unto yourself · 12 mentions · 24 February 1976
    “Albert Einstein discovered the theory of relativity.”
  6. From Misery to Enlightenment #23: You'll never find a lion in the lion's club · 12 mentions · 20 February 1985
    “From Khomeini to Einstein you are spread; and the trouble is that Khomeini is in the majority, much more in you than Albert Einstein, who is in a very poor minority.”
  7. Shiksha Main Kranti #18 · 12 mentions
    “People like Einstein are not at an extreme.”
  8. The Golden Future #36: Science has to become religious · 11 mentions · 29 May 1987
    “It was Albert Einstein who wrote a letter before the second world war to President Roosevelt of America saying, "I can create atomic energy and atom bombs, and if you don't have atom bombs I can predict that it is impossible to win against Germany in the war."”
  9. The Last Testament, Vol 2 #19: Organism, Not Organization · 11 mentions · 8 September 1985
    “Just the other day there was a question, "If brains can be transplanted, and we can transplant Albert Einstein's brain into somebody else's head, what will happen to Albert Einstein's soul?"”
  10. YAA-HOO! The Mystic Rose #9: Say goodbye to politics -- not to science · 11 mentions · 27 March 1988
    “For example if we can give a longer life to Albert Einstein, if rather than the normal seventy-five years he can live for three hundred years, perhaps he can reach an understanding of new mysteries an understanding which may not be possible to reach the way we…”
  11. Geeta Darshan Vol. 13 #1 · 11 mentions
    “I remember: some days before dying, Einstein said, “I tried to know everything—the farthest star, the power hidden in the atom.”
  12. Jin Sutra #39 · 11 mentions · 17 July 1976
    “Albert Einstein considered two constituent elements of existence: time and space.”
  13. Tao Upanishad #63 · 11 mentions · 29 November 1972
    “Even if you possess Einstein’s intelligence—what difference does it make?”
  14. The Discipline of Transcendence, Vol 3 #4: Even Angels Don't Sing All the Time · 10 mentions · 24 October 1976
    “It is as if you want to study Einstein and you go to a primary school and you study a small child; and from that understanding you develop the understanding of an Einstein.”
  15. From Darkness to Light #17: Love is a very unscientific idea · 9 mentions · 17 March 1985
    “Even a man like Albert Einstein could not resist falling in love, knowing perfectly well that love does not exist.”
  16. Tao: The Pathless Path, Vol 1 #2: Sublime laziness · 9 mentions · 12 February 1977
    “He expelled Albert Einstein because he was a Jew.”
  17. The Messiah, Vol 2 #24: We shall speak again together, I shall come back to you · 9 mentions · 10 February 1987
    “Albert Einstein died in a very sad state because he felt guilty for Hiroshima and Nagasaki.”
  18. Maha Geeta #44 · 9 mentions · 24 November 1976
    “More than a Brahmin by birth, one would have to call Einstein a Brahmin.”
  19. Dimensions Beyond the Known #2 · 8 mentions · 7 March 1971
    “Whatever Einstein might have been knowing, the difference between his knowledge and ours is merely quantitative.”
  20. From Misery to Enlightenment #17: Religion begins where ideas end · 8 mentions · 14 February 1985
    “Albert Einstein wrote a letter to President Roosevelt before the second world war came to an end.”
  21. The Guest #11: Let your aloneness become a dance · 8 mentions · 6 May 1979
    “For example, Albert Einstein: he has said many times that "All my insights happened when I was not working at all, in fact when I was not.”
  22. The Ultimate Alchemy, Vol 1 #13: Transcendence Through Being · 8 mentions · 1 June 1972
    “Eddington, only in his last days, and Einstein also in his last days, could feel that they had come to a very mysterious glimpse of the universe.”
  23. Mahaveer Vani #29 · 8 mentions · 14 September 1972
    “It is appropriate that we accept Armstrong regarding the moon rather than Mahavira, and accept Einstein regarding matter rather than Krishna.”
  24. Beyond Enlightenment #13: The only holy approach · 7 mentions · 15 October 1986
    “I am reminded of Albert Einstein and his wife, Frau Einstein.”
  25. From Ignorance to Innocence #28: Science plus religion -- the dynamic formula for the future · 7 mentions · 27 December 1984
    “For example, a man like Albert Einstein...”
  26. I Am That #9: Both and More · 7 mentions · 19 October 1980
    “Albert Einstein discovered the theory of relativity.”
  27. The First Principle #6: Chapter title:The Irrational Rationalist · 7 mentions · 16 April 1977
    “Just the other day I was reading and I came across one of Albert Einstein's quotes.”
  28. The Osho Upanishad #30: The Taste of No-Mind · 7 mentions · 18 September 1986
    “It is said that one day Albert Einstein, one of the greatest mathematicians of the world, entered a bus to go to the university and gave some money to the conductor.”
  29. Ami Jharat Bigsat Kanwal #11 · 7 mentions · 21 March 1979
    “About Albert Einstein I have heard: he was forgetful.”
  30. Anahad Mein Bisram #7 · 7 mentions · 17 November 1980
    “The difference between Albert Einstein and Gautama the Buddha...”
  31. Hansa To Moti Chuge #2 · 7 mentions · 12 May 1979
    “When Albert Einstein first discovered the theory of relativity, it was a complex matter to understand.”
  32. Sahaj Samadhi Bhali #13 · 7 mentions · 2 August 1974
    “Einstein was right, now is becoming questionable.”
  33. Tao Upanishad #37 · 7 mentions · 15 June 1972
    “Then came Einstein, and someone added a line to the joke.”
  34. Be Still and Know #1: Always on the Rocks · 6 mentions · 1 September 1979
    “There have been Buddhas and there have been Albert Einsteins, but we are still waiting for a Buddha who is also an Albert Einstein or an Albert Einstein who is also a Buddha.”
  35. From Ignorance to Innocence #15: They say believe; I say explore · 6 mentions · 14 December 1984
    “Intellectually he is not an Albert Einstein -- he compares himself with giants -- psychologically he is not a Sigmund Freud....”
  36. From Personality to Individuality #21: Priest and politicians: from genesis to genocide · 6 mentions · 19 January 1985
    “Yes, they were of great importance, but you cannot compare them with Albert Einstein.”
  37. I Am That #15: Everybody has his Uniqueness · 6 mentions · 25 October 1980
    “After Albert Einstein's discovery of the theory of relativity they had to encounter the illogical world, the illogical existence.”
  38. The Messiah, Vol 2 #6: Within your own self · 6 mentions · 22 January 1987
    “The man who is versed in the science of numbers, the regions of weight and measure, a great mathematician like Albert Einstein....”
  39. The Mustard Seed: My Most Loved Gospel on Jesus #10: Just Enjoy Yourself · 6 mentions · 30 August 1974
    “There is a story about Albert Einstein: he was visiting a friend and they took their dinner, they gossiped about this and that.”
  40. The Path of the Mystic #34: The word cannot be crucified · 6 mentions · 21 May 1986
    “Albert Einstein had a great mind, but he himself was no longer interested in it.”
  41. The Way of Tao, Volume 1 #20: Blessed are those who are ready to be last · 6 mentions · 5 November 1971
    “This was the trouble with Einstein.”
  42. Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, Vol 1 #10: Fulfillment through becoming centered · 6 mentions · 13 November 1972
    “One: it may not be possible for you to have a mind, a reasoning faculty, like Einstein.”
  43. Geeta Darshan Vol. 17 #6 · 6 mentions
    “Like Einstein discovered the atomic principle and it was used to burn Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the whole world now fears a third world war.”
  44. Geeta Darshan Vol. 18 #3 · 6 mentions
    “Einstein has a famous joke.”
  45. Mahaveer Vani #21 · 6 mentions · 6 September 1972
    “Einstein is uncertain in the world of science; Mahavira is uncertain in the world of philosophy.”
  46. Prem Panth Aiso Kathin #2 · 6 mentions · 28 March 1979
    “Once in a while it can happen—someone like Albert Einstein can become religious even through mathematics.”
  47. Shiksha Main Kranti #22 · 6 mentions
    “That is why Einstein could not be born in India.”
  48. Suno Bhai Sadho #4 · 6 mentions · 14 November 1974
    “Kabir did not know Einstein, Heisenberg; he did not know of the atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.”
  49. Tao Upanishad #41 · 6 mentions · 19 June 1972
    “If we were to set a price on the Buddha, it would be less than Einstein’s—price.”
  50. Tao Upanishad #52 · 6 mentions · 16 August 1972
    “Thus Sri Aurobindo could draw from them meanings like Einstein’s.”
  51. Tao Upanishad #84 · 6 mentions · 23 November 1973
    “Hence the West can call Einstein wise; can call Hegel, Kant wise.”
  52. Beyond Psychology #22: Freedom doesn't choose, it discovers · 5 mentions · 23 April 1986
    “Albert Einstein in this century brought the conception of relativity to scientific truths; otherwise they used to be ultimate -- they became relative.”
  53. Death is Divine #1: Die O yogi die · 5 mentions · 1 October 1978
    “Gorakh had a rare individuality, similar to Einstein.”
  54. From the False to the Truth #6: Contentment is a state of consciousness · 5 mentions · 3 July 1985
    “Albert Einstein cannot be forgiven; he was the man who wrote to President Roosevelt that the atom bomb can be created, and that it is the only way to defeat the fascist forces in the world.”
  55. I Am the Gate #8 · 5 mentions · 14 June 1971
    “We may take an analogy: Einstein made reference many times to the fact that there existed not more than half a dozen people in the world with whom he could communicate.”
  56. I Celebrate Myself: God Is No Where, Life Is Now Here #2: Ringing bells in your heart · 5 mentions · 14 February 1989
    “They destroyed a great scientist of the same caliber as Albert Einstein.”
  57. In Search of the Miraculous Vol 2 #5: The occult mysteries of religion · 5 mentions · 8 July 1970
    “It will be possible that even though Einstein is dead his full thought process will be recorded.”
  58. Om Mani Padme Hum #3: This place is for innocence · 5 mentions · 22 December 1987
    “Albert Einstein was asked, "If you had not discovered the theory of relativity, do you think it would have been discovered ever?"”
  59. Sat Chit Anand #18: The only riches are of the heart · 5 mentions · 30 November 1987
    “What Albert Einstein created reached the hands of President Truman.”
  60. The Book of Wisdom #2: The Enlightenment of the Lily · 5 mentions · 12 February 1979
    “When the atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Albert Einstein could not sleep the whole night; for days his nights were disturbed.”
  61. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 1 #7: By watching · 5 mentions · 27 June 1979
    “You may attain to a certain integrity that you will see in a man like Albert Einstein -- a certain individuality, a beauty, a truth, but only partial.”
  62. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 4 #3: Be quick to do good · 5 mentions · 24 August 1979
    “Albert Einstein wanted to do good.”
  63. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 4 #6: Is this the way it is? · 5 mentions · 27 August 1979
    “Withdraw Newton -- for a moment think as though Newton was never born -- then there can be no Albert Einstein.”
  64. The Diamond Sutra #8: Already Home · 5 mentions · 28 December 1977
    “Just think of a man who is an Albert Einstein and a Gautam Buddha both.”
  65. The Heartbeat of the Absolute #6: Truth Is Absurd · 5 mentions · 6 April 1971
    “Even Einstein talks in such language.”
  66. The Hidden Splendor #17: Watchfulness... your gift to yourself · 5 mentions · 20 March 1987
    “Albert Einstein was asked, "If you had not discovered the theory of relativity, what do you think -- would it have ever been discovered?"”
  67. The Last Testament, Vol 6 #1 · 5 mentions · 30 January 1986
    “But after Albert Einstein things have changed totally.”
  68. The Path of Love #8: God Still Hopes · 5 mentions · 28 December 1976
    “I know no mathematics, but one thing I would like to tell you -- even Einstein was not better than me.”
  69. The Secret #9: Truth Simply Is · 5 mentions · 19 October 1978
    “He said, "Comparing you with Mahavira or Jesus is like comparing Albert Einstein to Newton.”
  70. The Way of Tao, Volume 2 #15: Inaction, destiny and going back to the eternal law · 5 mentions · 15 June 1972
    “Now, the same joke is repeated about Einstein.”
  71. The White Lotus #4: The Highest Flight · 5 mentions · 3 November 1979
    “One of my friends, Doctor Ram Manohar Lohia, went to see Albert Einstein.”
  72. Unio Mystica, Vol 2 #8: Dying in Wonder · 5 mentions · 18 December 1978
    “Albert Einstein's last words were, "I have been thinking the whole of my life that I would demystify the universe.”
  73. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 7 #9: Into the fantastic · 5 mentions · 9 January 1976
    “Patanjali can be understood by Galileo, by Einstein.”
  74. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 9 #9: Aboslute aloneness: liberation · 5 mentions · 29 April 1976
    “Einstein is intelligent, tremendously intelligent, but he is not a Buddha, he is not aware.”
  75. Zarathustra: A God That Can Dance #14: Of the way of the creator · 5 mentions · 3 April 1987
    “But to be a mathematician of the caliber of Albert Einstein is a very complex phenomenon.”
  76. Dharam Sadhana Ke Sutra #9 · 5 mentions · 21 March 1970
    “A few days before his death, someone asked Einstein, “What do you think about World War Three?””
  77. Geeta Darshan Vol. 16 #5 · 5 mentions
    “If Edison discovers a truth, or Newton discovers one, or Einstein discovers a theory, then no one else needs to discover it again.”
  78. Geeta Darshan Vol. 7 #2 · 5 mentions
    “Another delightful point: before Einstein scientists thought time and space were two.”
  79. Jin Sutra #27 · 5 mentions · 6 June 1976
    “Einstein is speaking as Einstein; Newton as Newton.”
  80. Jin Sutra #41 · 5 mentions · 19 July 1976
    “They say that after marriage Albert Einstein’s wife showed him a few poems—she used to write a little poetry.”
  81. Mahaveer Meri Drishti Mein #4 · 5 mentions · 19 September 1969
    “We need to preserve the sperm cell of a man like Einstein, because such a possibility ripens with great difficulty.”
  82. Mahaveer Meri Drishti Mein #15 · 5 mentions · 25 September 1969
    “Just one man left Germany and they had to lose—Einstein.”
  83. Mahaveer Vani #38 · 5 mentions · 26 August 1973
    “When Einstein dies, the entire repository of his memories is destroyed with him.”
  84. Mare He Jogi Maro #1 · 5 mentions · 11 November 1979
    “Gorakh had an extraordinary personality, as Einstein had.”
  85. Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #2 · 5 mentions · 2 August 1979
    “Something that was “true” until Einstein was born—when Einstein came, Newton was rendered untrue.”
  86. Naye Samaj Ki Khoj #11 · 5 mentions
    “Albert Einstein died and reached heaven.”
  87. Tao Upanishad #20 · 5 mentions · 6 November 1971
    “Einstein had a difficulty: he would forget himself.”
  88. Vigyan Dharam Aur Kala #6 · 5 mentions
    “Here Einstein becomes influential; there Vivekananda becomes influential.”
  89. Vigyan Dharam Aur Kala #8 · 5 mentions
    “There was Newton; later there will be Einstein.”
  90. Dogen, the Zen Master: A Search and a Fulfillment #2: Firewood and ash · 4 mentions · 26 July 1988
    “Albert Einstein, the man who introduced the idea of relativity into the world of science, says that if two rockets are moving in the sky at the same speed, none of the passengers in either of the rockets will feel that there is any movement.”
  91. From Death to Deathlessness #34: The power of nothingness · 4 mentions · 8 September 1985
    “And Ludwig Wittgenstein has completely transcended Aristotelian logic, Albert Einstein has completely destroyed the very roots of Aristotelian logic.”
  92. From Misery to Enlightenment #4: Above all, the truth of man -- beyond that, nothing · 4 mentions · 1 February 1985
    “Eighty-five percent of intelligence remains unused even in Albert Einstein or Bertrand Russell.”
  93. From Personality to Individuality #15: Truth said, truth dead · 4 mentions · 13 January 1985
    “Now this is as stupid as somebody saying, "The theory of relativity has been discovered by Albert Einstein.”
  94. From Personality to Individuality #26: Only one sin -- to forget your being. Only one virtue -- to remember it · 4 mentions · 24 January 1985
    “Albert Einstein was asked again and again, "What is your theory of relativity?"”
  95. From Sex to Superconsciousness #4: Sex, the super-atom · 4 mentions · 30 September 1968
    “Somebody once asked Einstein what might happen in a third world war.”
  96. From the False to the Truth #19: Deeper and deeper into the mysterious, the miraculous · 4 mentions · 17 July 1985
    “If Einstein's body is no longer capable of living, do you think it would not be good if his whole brain is transplanted into a young, healthy man?”
  97. I Am That #12: A Mystery to be Lived · 4 mentions · 22 October 1980
    “Science up to the time of Albert Einstein remained very consistent, very logical.”
  98. I Celebrate Myself: God Is No Where, Life Is Now Here #3: The paradise of yourself · 4 mentions · 15 February 1989
    “How many people can understand the theory of relativity by Albert Einstein?”
  99. Just the Tip of the Iceberg #29 · 4 mentions · 29 September 1980
    “For example, Albert Einstein: his heart was in mathematics so it was not a head question for Albert Einstein, it was his love affair.”
  100. Light on the Path #22: The real remains silent · 4 mentions · 26 January 1986
    “You cannot make an idiot into an Einstein.”
  101. Meditation: The Art of Ecstasy #1: Yoga: the Growth of Consciousness · 4 mentions
    “Einstein, Aristotle, and Russell have taken hold of the Eastern mind, while in the West quite the opposite is happening: Buddha, zen and yoga have become more significant.”
  102. Om Mani Padme Hum #30: The greatest synthesis ever · 4 mentions · 17 January 1988
    “At a late age Albert Einstein understood that it had been a tremendous mistake to take shelter in the powerful hands of politics, just to avoid religion.”
  103. Philosophia Perennis, Vol 1 #9: Bliss Beyond All Duality · 4 mentions · 29 December 1978
    “All the great discoveries, all the great breakthroughs, have come from the beyond -- from Archimedes to Albert Einstein.”
  104. Philosophia Perennis, Vol 1 #10: Bliss Beyond All Duality · 4 mentions · 30 December 1978
    “Even Albert Einstein's theory of relativity, such a complex phenomenon -- now it is known perfectly well that if Einstein had not discovered it, then too within two or three years somebody else would have discovered it.”
  105. Returning to the Source #10: So Teng Died Standing On His Head · 4 mentions · 20 December 1974
    “I have heard that Albert Einstein was staying with a very knowledgeable woman who knew much.”
  106. Satyam Shivam Sundram #22: Unknown territories, unexplored skies · 4 mentions · 17 November 1987
    “Albert Einstein proposed something which has been temporarily accepted.”
  107. Sermons in Stones #3: Old age: A new beginning · 4 mentions · 7 November 1986
    “Albert Einstein was asked once, "If you had not discovered the theory of relativity, do you think it would have ever been discovered?"”
  108. Socrates Poisoned Again After 25 Centuries #8: The center of the cyclone · 4 mentions · 23 February 1986
    “You can demand of the medical profession, "I want a child like Albert Einstein or Yehudi Menuhin or Pablo Picasso."”
  109. Take It Easy, Vol 2 #7: Breaking Through the Bottom · 4 mentions · 1 May 1978
    “Among them was Albert Einstein.”
  110. Tao: The Three Treasures, Vol 1 #6: There Is No Meaning · 4 mentions · 16 June 1975
    “When for the first time Einstein said that everything is relative, even time is relative, the whole old world of science was disturbed.”
  111. The Buddha: The Emptiness of the Heart #5: In the blink of an eye · 4 mentions · 12 September 1988
    “Before Albert Einstein, everybody thought that the atom was the smallest particle which existed.”
  112. The Discipline of Transcendence, Vol 3 #1: You Are Always on the Funeral Pyre · 4 mentions · 21 October 1976
    “Einstein discovered it very late; Einstein brought relativity to the world of science.”
  113. The Golden Future #21: Sunrise in the soviet union sunset in america · 4 mentions · 22 May 1987
    “That's what I was saying about Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity.”
  114. The Great Pilgrimage: From Here to Here #11: Meditation -- now or never! · 4 mentions · 11 September 1987
    “Albert Einstein was tremendously mystified; he died in a great disappointment.”
  115. The Great Zen Master Ta Hui #10: Clinging · 4 mentions · 19 July 1987
    “Albert Einstein's life was full of surprises.”
  116. The Great Zen Master Ta Hui #22: Witnessing · 4 mentions · 25 July 1987
    “When Albert Einstein was asked, "If you had not discovered the theory of relativity" -- upon which the whole of atomic energy and all the development of nuclear weapons depends -- "do you think there is a possibility that somebody else may have discovered it?”
  117. The Last Testament, Vol 1 #23 · 4 mentions · 9 August 1985
    “Once Albert Einstein was asked, "Can you say something to us about the third world war?"”
  118. The Last Testament, Vol 2 #12 · 4 mentions · 1 September 1985
    “Now I was reading Albert Einstein whose whole life experiments, philosophy simply cuts Aristotle from the roots, who have been dominant figure for two thousand years in the world of logic.”
  119. The Messiah, Vol 2 #9: This moment... the only reality · 4 mentions · 2 February 1987
    “Albert Einstein will support him because he has reduced time to a dimension of space -- the fourth dimension of space.”
  120. The Path of the Mystic #23: Fall into trust · 4 mentions · 15 May 1986
    “He had a strongly built machine which could have been a Bertrand Russell or an Albert Einstein -- or a Gautam Buddha.”
  121. The Path of the Mystic #37: A silent equilibrium · 4 mentions · 22 May 1986
    “Albert Einstein's wife was a poet.”
  122. The Perfect Master, Vol 1 #8: The Grass Grows By Itself · 4 mentions · 28 June 1978
    “And Albert Einstein says it goes on expanding...”
  123. The Perfect Master, Vol 2 #2: There is no Self, no Other · 4 mentions · 2 July 1978
    “Albert Einstein said before he died that if God were going to give him another chance to be born, he would not like to become a scientist again.”
  124. The Razor's Edge #11: Bring the dawn, dispel the darkness · 4 mentions · 2 March 1987
    “It was Albert Einstein who wrote a letter to President Roosevelt.”
  125. The Razor's Edge #30: A little more courage, a little more love · 4 mentions · 12 March 1987
    “Albert Einstein's wife was a poet and he was a mathematician -- that was a strange couple.”
  126. The Rebel #22: Laughter is divine · 4 mentions · 11 June 1987
    “But modern physics, in the hands of Albert Einstein, has turned almost into mysticism.”
  127. The Ultimate Alchemy, Vol 2 #9: Questions and Answers · 4 mentions · 9 July 1972
    “And then came Einstein who was perhaps the first scientific mind to encounter the full expanse of the world, of the universe.”
  128. The Way of Tao, Volume 1 #17: Oneness in the opposites and installation into the void · 4 mentions · 3 November 1971
    “And now as a result of ceaseless research by Einstein and others, a new concept has been given to Physics -- a concept Lao Tzu had no knowledge of -- that of the Expanding Universe.”
  129. The Way of Tao, Volume 2 #19: To live in artless spontaneity and not in doctrines and decorum · 4 mentions · 19 June 1972
    “If we try to measure Buddha against Einstein, his value will be less.”
  130. Theologia Mystica #5: Man's is Life's Invention · 4 mentions · 15 August 1980
    “But you will be surprised to know that Albert Einstein found it far more helpful in discovering the Theory of Relativity than Euclidean geometry, which is logical.”
  131. Turning In #1: The absolute host · 4 mentions · 12 August 1988
    “In the Western world the concept of relativity was introduced by Albert Einstein, but in the East it is at least ten thousand years old.”
  132. Zen: The Diamond Thunderbolt #5: The great matter · 4 mentions · 16 July 1988
    “Solomon Einstein owns a nail-manufacturing company called "Einstein's Nails."”
  133. Zen: The Quantum Leap From Mind to No-Mind #4: Zen is as simple as the taste of tea · 4 mentions · 14 June 1988
    “It reminds me of Albert Einstein.”
  134. Zen: Zest, Zip, Zap and Zing #15: The Philousia · 4 mentions · 10 January 1981
    “Abe Einstein owned a company which manufactured nails in Ohio.”
  135. Dhyan Ke Kamal #8 · 4 mentions · 4 December 1971
    “Einstein was taken to be mad until 1919.”
  136. Es Dhammo Sanantano #104 · 4 mentions · 24 November 1977
    “When Buddha spoke, there was no Freud, no Marx, no Einstein.”
  137. Es Dhammo Sanantano #21 · 4 mentions · 21 January 1976
    “In this century Albert Einstein gave science the theory of relativity.”
  138. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #1 · 4 mentions
    “What was truth for Newton was not truth for Einstein; and what is truth for Einstein will not be the truth of the coming century.”
  139. Geeta Darshan Vol. 12 #1 · 4 mentions
    “When Einstein works a mathematical problem, he does not have to concentrate.”
  140. Geeta Darshan Vol. 15 #1 · 4 mentions
    “Einstein had to leave Germany because of Hitler, the Nazi propaganda, and anti-Jewish hatred.”
  141. Geeta Darshan Vol. 18 #2 · 4 mentions
    “Then Einstein proved them inadequate; the search moved forward.”
  142. Ishavashya Upanishad #4 · 4 mentions · 6 April 1971
    “Einstein too speaks like this.”
  143. Jin Sutra #8 · 4 mentions · 18 May 1976
    “It is recorded of Albert Einstein that he went to a friend’s house.”
  144. Jin Sutra #23 · 4 mentions · 2 June 1976
    “Einstein proved the law of relativity in the world of science twenty-five centuries after Mahavira.”
  145. Kaivalya Upanishad #5 · 4 mentions · 27 March 1972
    “And scientists also say—Einstein had a very astonishing idea, unbelievable it may sound; but if Einstein says it, it must be right.”
  146. Maha Geeta #41 · 4 mentions · 21 November 1976
    “Before Albert Einstein, existence was traditionally divided into two parts: time and space.”
  147. Mahaveer Meri Drishti Mein #8 · 4 mentions · 21 September 1969
    “Much later Einstein spoke of relativity in science; in the realm of religion Mahavira had said it twenty-five centuries earlier.”
  148. Mahaveer Vani #17 · 4 mentions · 3 September 1971
    “Einstein, Planck, and other scientists of the last fifty years have observed that the space in this universe is three-dimensional.”
  149. Nahin Ram Bin Thaon #10 · 4 mentions · 3 June 1974
    “Therefore, the kind of intelligence that exists in a Buddha cannot exist in an Einstein.”
  150. Preetam Chhabi Nainan Basee #12 · 4 mentions · 22 March 1980
    “It is true that Mahavira, Buddha, Einstein, Kabir, Nanak were not born through planned procreation.”

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