Religion for Scientists

Following Fritjof Capra's arguments in The Tao of Physics this book seeks to draw a connection between Western mysticism and theoretical physics specifically between string theory and the Hebrew esoteric tradition of Qabala arguing that the structure of space-time is defined by the Qabalistic Tree of Life. <br>Modern theories developed to combine the incompatible theories of relativity and quantum mechanics nearly always postulate that the Universe is defined in more dimensions than we are aware of - 10 in the super-symmetrical string theories and 11 in M-theory and 11D supergravity. This implies that in addition to the four dimensions from special relativity there exist six more compactified onto a 6D complex geometry.