Infinite Time and Space

That person who was searching for the meaning of life in twenty-eight quantum reincarnations, that Lin Shen who was wandering between technology and Zen Buddhism, I thought he had found the answer, but in fact he had not, because time and space are infinite and life is limited. As a physicist, he still has many areas he wants to explore. This time, he doesn't just travel through reincarnation, he travels through time and space itself. From the moment when he looked at the heavenly official on the high platform of the Han Palace, to the moment when Tycho entrusted him with the data in the dark night of Prague; from the tremor of recognizing his bloodline ancestors under the aurora of the ice field, to the heroic sight of a star being torn apart at the edge of the black hole's horizon; from the empty void before the singularity, to the countless selves blooming simultaneously in the five-dimensional consciousness field. He has traveled far, further than any human being. But the further he traveled, the more he understood one thing. All the long journeys were to come back, to this blue planet, to this room, to the most ordinary daily life. Those journeys taught him not only how to leave, but also how to come back, and how to find eternity in breathing. Lin Shen has experienced the most magnificent sights in the universe and the tiniest temperatures in the human world; he has seen the birth and death of stars and the concentration of a man peeling an orange; he has heard the whispers of the Creator and the hustle and bustle of the market; in the end he found that they are the same. If you are willing to open this book and follow Lin Shen, you will not only feel the grandeur of time and space and the insignificance of life, but you will also find that what you are looking for is not far away, but right now, in your breath.