I don't believe in religion because religion was fabricated by men, but I do believe in the Divinity of the Universe. I was always struck by those philosophers such as Galileo or Pythagoras who affirmed that, at its deepest level, reality is mathematical. In other words, ours is a Universe that works according to a predictable order, and whose eternal rules never change. As the years of my life went by, I began to look differently at the reality that surrounds us. While at first glance, human relationships and life's conflicts seem complicated and difficult to understand, I realized that beneath of it all dwells an almost mathematical simplicity. For example, I have often heard of people who, after having displayed for years a disrespectful attitude towards their environment, suddenly face misfortune. Likewise, there are others who from the outside seem to have it all, but suffer from a deep emptiness that pervades their entire life. On the other hand, there are those of us who have decided to live a life of generosity, honesty, and respect for what surrounds us: human beings, animals, and plants. Several of them have told me that when they need something, it suddenly appears as if by magic. It can be something as simple as finding a parking spot where there is none, or receiving the call from a distant friend when they need it most. But a better example is what happened to me one day when I lost my car keys outside the park where I had gone with my dog. When I decided to go home and was unable to find the keys, I went near my car to see if they had fallen on the pavement. At that moment, a young man approached me and gave me my keys; while I thanked him profusely, I couldn’t stop thinking that he could have left with my car instead. But what does mathematics have to do with all this? Mathematics laws are indisputable: if the calculation is correct, the result is predictable. Such are all the laws of the Universe. In other words, if we follow the laws of generosity and respect towards others, then we can predict a life of serenity and meaning. On the contrary, if we prefer a life centered only on ourselves, our journey on this earth will be totally meaningless.
