For centuries, cultural myths have reinforced the idea that our fate is fixed – sealed at birth, written in the stars, and beyond our influence. Phrases like “Our destiny is written in the stars” or “What will be, will be” promote inevitability, especially in mental health crises, gender-based violence (GBV), fertility struggles, or trauma-related conditions like PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder).
These struggles often feel fruitless, as if carved in concrete.
But what if Einstein’s theory of relativity offers a different perspective? What if our inner world, like space-time, is fluid, adjustable, and responsive? What if the patterns shaping our lives are not predetermined scripts but gradients we can influence, guide, and crystallise into healthier lifepaths?
Einstein transformed our understanding of the cosmos by showing that space and time form a…
