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I will guide you along, my friend. Since you are a physicist, begin with "The Dancing Wu Li Masters" by Gary Zukav. Google and see.
On your own, turn off your left brain and use the right brain. Ask yourself a question - any question - then do not think, but merely listen intently to your own mind. The answer ... will arise!
Try it. :)
Well, if I could only turn on and off my either hemisphere of my brain at will, I believe that'll work. But somehow I have the nasty impression that my right brain has been infested by my left.
The book you recommended looks pretty interesting, though I do question its usefulness in my purpose since it's more for the general audience. For example, in my case, I'm already much aware of the physical and philosophical impact of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle or Einstein's special relativity; I'm now moving on to the exact mathematical description, derivation and application of them. Nonetheless, I'll keep it in my mind and look through it the next time I visit a bookstore or library.
Thanks for the advice and recommendation!
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