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mohsin javeed

Reviewed on Apr 13, 2023

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Spirituality and Science are concerned with empirical observation, whilst spirituality is concerned with the intangible subjective elements.

Synopsis

This book is a discovery. It contains information, knowledge, and truths never before revealed. But, is the world ready for this? One thing is certain, the findings in this book will threaten the religious establishments of the world as was the case with Galileo’s book, The Dialogue, in 1632; and as a result, may not be readily accepted by the Church, Islam and the religionists.
Be that as it may, this book introduces a new Global Phenomenon for the totality of mankind as a vehicle for the fulfilment of our ultimate mandate on this planet. This vehicle delivers tremendous power for everyone who cares to take a ride. They will become invincible, men and women of quiet power to control everything and collect advantages and privileges, and to vanquish every threatening situation confronting them. Eventually, everyone on-board this vehicle will quietly control all, compelling others to join or be left behind to perish.

Science is concerned with empirical observation, whilst spirituality is concerned with the intangible and subjective elements that make up human experience. As a result, science and spirituality are sometimes seen as two separate and distinct fields. Though it is becoming more widely acknowledged that these two fields are not incompatible with one another and that spirituality can have a place in science.



The practice of mindfulness meditation is one way that spirituality can be blended with science. Developing present-moment awareness while observing thoughts, feelings, and physical sensations without judgement are key components of mindfulness meditation. This form of exercise is increasingly being explored in the setting of scientific research due to the multiple benefits it has been demonstrated to have for both mental and physical health.



Finally, by examining how things is connected, spirituality can also be integrated with science. This entails the study of systems theory, which acknowledges the interconnectedness of all things in the universe and the reality that even minor modifications to one element in a system can have major repercussions on the system as a whole. This viewpoint can assist scientists in more fully understanding complicated phenomena like climate change or the spread of disease as well as in creating more practical responses to these issues.


In closing, though science and spirituality may appear to be distinct fields, there are many ways in which they can be integrated. Spirituality can offer profound insights into the nature of the The cosmos, from the practice of mindfulness meditation to the study of mind and systems theory.



Science and spirituality are often viewed as distinct fields of knowledge pertaining to humanity. However, some scientists think there is a link between science and spirituality. Science is the systematic study of the natural world; spirituality is the experience of connection to something deeper than oneself.



Exploring the universe's mysteries is one way that spirituality and science can coexist. Science employs observation, experimentation, and data analysis to try to understand the natural world. Some people interpret their feeling of astonishment and wonder as having had a spiritual experience as a result of their exploration.



The quest for knowledge and comprehension is another point of contact between spirituality and science. Many scientists are motivated by a keen interest in the natural world.






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