Rumi, Albert Einstein, and Laozi, though they come from different cultures and eras, share a profound understanding of the interconnectedness of all things. Each of them, in their own way, explored the fundamental principles that govern the universe. Rumi viewed love as a universal force that unites all beings with the divine, transcending the material world. Einstein, through his groundbreaking scientific work, revealed the deep interrelation of time, space, and matter, while also expressing a sense of awe for the cosmic order. Laozi, in his teachings on the Tao, emphasized harmony with the natural flow of the universe, seeing it as the source and essence of all existence. Together, they offer a vision of unity that transcends individual existence, pointing to deeper truths that lie beyond the material world.

Each of them, among others, are often quoted in Love Theory of Everything.