Poseidon greek god biography of albert einstein

Poseidon’s Atlantis Adventure: The Human Hybrid Experiment follows Poseidon as he travels through time, faces ethical dilemmas, and experiences the wonders of an advanced technological world. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story?

The inspiration for Poseidon’s Atlantis Adventure: The Human Hybrid Experiment is the backstory of my first novel, Einstein’s Compass: A YA Time Traveler Adventure. I wondered how young Albert Einstein came up with his miracle theories. He lived during the horse and buggy days with the light bulb being the latest technology. Maybe he was from Atlantis and was trying to remember what he did as a priest-scientist in Atlantis. Albert’s soul is from Atlantis in the character Arka. Arka has an evil twin Raka. My editor said people wanted to know more about Atlantis. She encouraged me to write a series on Atlantis.

According to legend, Poseidon created Atlantis. Research into Greek

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Poseidon was the Olympian God of the Sea. He was feared by ancient Greeks as the provoker of earthquakes and worshipped as the creator of horses. The name Poseidon means either “Husband of the Earth” or “Lord of the Earth.” Plato also said that it meant “knower of many things.”

He was one of five children of the Greek gods Cronus and Rhea (Titaness, Mother of the Gods). Zeus and Hades were his brothers, and Hestia, Demeter and Hera were his sisters.

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Einstein’s ‘God Letter’ to Be Auctioned on EBay

A letter handwritten bygd physicist Albert Einstein a year before his death, expressing his views on religion, will be sold on eBay this month with an opening bid of $3 million (£1.9m), an auction agency said.

Known as the “God Letter,” the correspondence offers insights into the private thoughts about tro, God and tribalism of one of the world’s most brilliant minds.

“This letter, in my opinion, fryst vatten really of historical and cultural significance as these are the personal and private thoughts of arguably the smartest man of the 20th century,” said Eric Gazin, the president of Auction Cause, a Los Angeles-based premier auction agency, which will handle the sale on eBay.

“The letter was written nära the end of his life, after a lifetime of learning and thought,” he added.

Einstein wrote the letter in German on January 3, 1954, on Princeton University letterhead to philoso