The source of happiness written by Einstein.
What is happiness? Is there any formula? Scientist Einstein might say well. He has discovered a number of science-oriented sources of relativity as the theory of relativity. A source for happiness but he really gave it. Born in Germany, the world-renowned physicist won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921. In 1922, in a speech in Japan, Einstein wrote a note about happiness.
The note he gave to Tokyo's messenger In this briefly the theory of happy living was written. Einstein's writing in Jerusalem, after 95 years in Jerusalem, is going to auction.
NDTV Online report says that Einstein's name spread to the world after the Nobel Prize. He went to Japan in 1922 to give a lecture. He was at Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. At that time a Japanese messenger came up with a message to him. Generally, somebody has to pay some money when someone comes with the message. It is believed that Einstein wanted to send the messenger but he did not want to get the message that the messenger or Einstein did not have retail.
Einstein's note was so long ago that a man from Germany in Hamburg On condition of anonymity, he said, while giving this note to the messenger, Einstein said, if you are lucky, these notes will be more costly than general money. In a note, it was written, "Peace and modest life are happier than ever."
On another white paper, he wrote, 'If there is a will, then there is a way'.
Archaeologist Ronnie Grose, an archbishop of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, said there is no way to understand whether these notes were due to the repercussions of Einstein's spreading fame. These notes were unknown to the researchers so many days. But it has no scientific value. In it, Einstein's own thoughts emerged.
"We got an image of Einstein. Through his thoughts and writings, his influence spreads to a man, a scientist, and the world. "References: NDTV Online.