I Love My Wife, My Wife Is Dead - Richard Feynman to Arline Feynman | Healing | Sleepcast

Richard Feynman was one of the best-known and most influential physicists of his generation. In the 1940s, he played a part in the development of the atomic bomb; in 1986, as a key member of the Rogers Commission, he investigated the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster and identified its cause; in 1965, he and two colleagues were awarded the Nobel Prize “for their fundamental work in quantum electrodynamics, with deep-ploughing consequences for the physics of elementary particles.” He was also an incredibly likeable character, and made countless other advances in his field, the complexities of which I will never be able understand.
In June of 1945, his wife and high-school sweetheart, Arline, passed away after succumbing to tuberculosis. She was 25-years-old. 16 months later, in October of 1946, Richard wrote his late wife a heartbreaking love letter and sealed it in an envelope. It remained unopened until after his death in 1988.
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[@NotSuperwomanSusie]

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[@NotSuperwomanSusie]

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I am a Physicist who studies Quantum Chemistry. But I love the creative intellectual spirit of Feynman beyond my wildest dreams... But this emotional and touching letter from Dr. Feynman allows me to humbly begin to understand the depth of thoughts and emotions that makes up this beautiful human being "Dr. Richard Feynman" who has given so much to the world and also remains so deep in his soul. Thank you Dr. Feynman for being a fully inspirational figure. From Lawrence, Vancouver, B.C. Canada.

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Hope you are safe and having a good day, stranger

[@NotSuperwomanSusie]

💙

[@ishtar0077]

I just remembered this video October 17th 2022. For me its the divine masculine speaking to divine feminine. I always cry hearing his words.

[@michaelcox436]

Losing your wife ends you. I know. I am glad he could go on. Stops some of us in our tracks forever.

[@NotSuperwomanSusie]

I can imagine. Reading how the husband of the teacher in the recent Texas school shooting died of a broken heart two days later… Pray for all those that have lost their loved ones and wish no one had to go through this…

[@the_arrogance]

Michael, I feel for you. All the way from Australia mate. Take care.

[@Parpyduck]

Well, that choked me up first thing in the morning as I listened to this. I despair that the world lost such an admirable wonderful fellow when he passed away and was reunited with his beloved Arline. There are few men I hold in as high regard as Richard Feynman (his friend and peer Leonard Susskind and Carl Sagan are two great men in that constellation I look up to). Keep on banging on those bongos Mr. Feynman so that they can guide me to your whereabouts when my time comes.

[@AlbertoApuCRC]

Very moving, thanks for sharing

[@NotSuperwomanSusie]

Thanks for liking it!

[@rachelgreen6470]

😭Feyman loves his wife very very much

[@jarosedufaut4872]

So so so beautiful I pray they are together nue

[@sfogliatelle]

Beautiful

[@NotSuperwomanSusie]

Thank you!

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Incredible. To have those type feelings

[@mikeofbosnia]

It ends everything you were and sometimes there is not enough to move on.

[@NotSuperwomanSusie]

😔

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Wow

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intense

[@janeterry8236]

I love my husband. My husband is dead. And everyone and everything is a pale simulacrum of him.

[@NotSuperwomanSusie]

❤️‍🩹

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