Harmony
When chaos enters our lives, it is good to remember that there is a deep underlying harmony in the universe. Einstein was profoundly inspired by Mozart, whose music he said revealed a ‘pre-established harmony’. While the scientific ideas of his contemporaries lacked the ‘architecture’ and ‘inner unity’ that Mozart’s music embodied, his theory of relativity was an attempt to bring us closer to the ‘harmony of the spheres’. Similarly, HRH The Prince of Wales’ book Harmony, written with Tony Juniper and Ian Skelly, encourages us to apply the principles of balance and proportion to more positively impact the world.
— Wayne Visser
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