I'm teaching myself relativity (general and special) and I just don't have mathematical mind. Any resources for me? I get the basic gestalt: the laws of physics are the same regardless of motion. Some of the implications I find mind-boggling, like how time is experientially the same regardless of motion, but different states of motion disagree on time taken from point A to B which actually means time, for the observer with the higher velocity, is stretched and that observer passes slower through the membrane of time and actually ages less. I butchered it, but you get the idea.