Frederick Lenz Quotes About Science

• Intelligence is something that is not just thinking, it's feeling. Ultimately, the highest reflection of intelligent life is cooperative life in which all benefit.

  Frederick Lenz

  Buddhism, Science, Reflection

• Computer science really involves the same mindset, particularly artificial intelligence.

  Frederick Lenz

  Science, Computer, Mindset

• Chaos theory simply suggests that what appears to most people as chaos is not really chaotic, but a series of different types of orders with which the human mind has not yet become familiar.

  Frederick Lenz

  Buddhism, Science, Order

• It is a real service to humanity and the world to be a good programmer, particularly if you design great products. You make is easier for everybody, everybody has less headaches.

  Frederick Lenz

  Real, Science, Design

• Within an atom there can be a billion kingdoms, endless. But all of them are bound by the cycle of birth and death. They all come into being for a while and then vanish.

  Frederick Lenz

  Science, Buddhism, Other Worlds

• When you think about something, you separate yourself from it.

  Frederick Lenz

  Science, Buddhism, Thinking

  Frederick Lenz (1994). “Surfing the Himalayas: conversations and travels with Master Fwap”, Interglobal Seminars

• A categorization implies a hierarchical way of seeing things. Life is really relational, not hierarchical. Hierarchical is a human way of looking at things. Relational is much more the way things are. Everything is connected.

  Frederick Lenz

  Buddhism, Science, Way

• The world is the way the world is because we think that it is so.

  Frederick Lenz

  Buddhism, Science, Thinking

• There is no future. There is only now, a continuous now. We have become so wrapped up in the past and the future that we don't see the continuous now. There is no future. It is an idea that you have.

  Frederick Lenz

  Buddhism, Science, Past

• As a former English professor, I can assure you that grammar is the qualitative interpolation of language. Adjectives, pronouns, predicates, past pluperfect indicative - ridiculous. It has qualities, shadings, differentiations, rhythmic structures of symbolic meaning.

  Frederick Lenz

  Buddhism, Science, Past

• Metaphysics is the study of how to shift the self. How to get outside the self-reflection and to just gaze with awe and wonder at the countless universes, the countless celestial radiances of mind, of life, of enlightenment, nirvana, or God, whatever you want to call it.

  Frederick Lenz

  Buddhism, Science, Reflection

• Computer science is the most misunderstood field there is. You are being paid to solve puzzles. For a person who has practiced meditation in past lives, that is the way your mind works.

  Frederick Lenz

  Science, Past, Meditation

• A lot of the parallel processing software we're currently developing for supercomputers is tantric.

  Frederick Lenz

  Science, Computer, Software

• It is my belief that one of the most exciting things about the World Wide Web is that they allow minds, as Spock might say, to meld. The transfer of consciousness through a variety of mediums is nothing new.

  Frederick Lenz

  Science, Mind, World

• All of the physical universes put together, stretching out endlessly, are only a fraction of the totality of reality. In other words, all of the physical universes are only part of the physical dimensional plane, and there are thousands of dimensional planes.

  Frederick Lenz

  Science, Buddhism, Reality

• W are all carrying the imprints of our most ancient ancestors. Not simply in the genetic code, but in the imprints of attention that are passed on.

  Frederick Lenz

  Buddhism, Science, Attention

• In reality, as any physicist will tell you, the physical world is made up of moving energy. All matter is energy.

  Frederick Lenz

  Moving, Buddhism, Science

  Frederick Lenz (1994). “Surfing the Himalayas: conversations and travels with Master Fwap”, Interglobal Seminars

• There is only eternity. That's our real body. The stars are our blanket. Time doesn't even exist, except in our own minds.

  Frederick Lenz

  Stars, Real, Buddhism

• This moment there is all that will ever be or has ever been. All the events of all of our lives are going-on simultaneously. There is no beginning and there is no ending. There's only this moment.

  Frederick Lenz

  Buddhism, Science, Events

• C. S. Lewis, Plato, Aristotle and many more names that I could add, including Einstein's, were individuals who were able to see the innate order in life, which others perceive as chaos.

  Frederick Lenz

  Plato, Buddhism, Science

• The logical and extralogical exercises you do in meditation are very similar to advanced systems analysis and programming.

  Frederick Lenz

  Exercise, Science, Meditation

• A number of people who are interested in computers in this lifetime programmed computers in Atlantis.

  Frederick Lenz

  Science, Numbers, People

• At extremely high processing speeds we are able to find patterns of order in what other people would perceive as chaos.

  Frederick Lenz

  Science, Order, People

• Our awareness creates life. Life does not exist independently of perception.

  Frederick Lenz

  Science, Buddhism, Perception

• All incarnations are lived at once, and yet there does seem to be a linear sense of time when you're in the vortex of time and space, when your consciousness is fixated in a body.

  Frederick Lenz

  Science, Space, Doe

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