Nikola Tesla Books
his vivid imagination developed further, i.e., imagining things he had never seen with his eyes. Since childhood, he had thus become connected with that unknown world and things, striving to illuminate them as much as possible in his consciousness. This led him, even from childhood, to invent many things that his peers could not have dreamed of. As he grew up, his imagination became so strong that he was entirely immersed in his imagined world, which became increasingly ordinary and familiar to him. Thus, he delved deeper and deeper into the realm of that unknown world, discovering many new truths that were entirely unknown to others.
Teslaâs love for books
â Young Nikola becomes disobedient â
Letâs remember that Milutin, Teslaâs father, had a large library, and young Nikola loved to read a lot. Everything interested Nikola. He was constantly curious to explore distant places and unknown, invisible things, and in books, he found a lot about that unknown and inaccessible world.
Therefore, his fatherâs rich library attracted all of his attention very early on. He would spend the entire day in it, and at night, he would read for a long time in bed.
His parents did not forbid him from reading because they knew that he could learn many useful things from books. However, Nikola went overboard with reading. Sometimes, he would spend entire nights reading, despite being quite frail. Therefore, it began to worry his parents.
