After Bob’s discharge from the Navy in July 1946, he attended the University of California at Berkeley, and studied at its outstanding physics department. After graduation, he worked at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, doing exciting applied research that focused on nuclear safety, nuclear waste disposal, and environmental studies. Born in 1926 in Los Angeles, Bob was drawn at an early age to science and spirituality. A prolific writer and reader since the third grade, he currently lives in Northern California.
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Eventually, I became aware of a path that answered all my questions about God’s creation. Practicing its discipline brought me a welcome peace. My lifelong search was over.
From childhood on, I had an overwhelming thirst for spirituality. Intertwined with my life story is the narrative of how I pursued and clarified a transcendent, universal truth. As my understanding of physics increased, my sense of awe at the enormity of creation enriched my spiritual quest. This search pervaded my worldly career and family life; everything I did was in the context of my quest. Gradually there was no separation between my outward life and inner yearning. As I explored many religions and spiritual paths, my very human mistakes and blunders became sources of new understanding yet left me still unsatisfied. Eventually, I became aware of a path that answered all my questions about God’s creation. Practicing its discipline brought me a welcome peace. My lifelong search was over.Outskirts Press Review




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