ЁЯФ╖ The discovery of the powers of Nature, their organisation and the skills that make them useful is called science. Science can thus be called the unison of matter and consciousness. Science has made possible the progress of the human civilisation.
It should be noted that the knowledge of the use of matter is not enough; its righteous use should also be considered. The same criterion also applies to consciousness. In the absence of their righteous use, matter and consciousness are abused. The attraction of immediate gains is such that its long-term effects are not appreciated and this shortsighted judgement prompts man to misuse power. Ultimately, he creates a web in which he gets trapped, just like a fish caught in a net. This is accompanied by suffering, public anger and self-destruction, and yet it is a practice generally adopted by people. The society and the government rarely succeed in preventing such practices.
ЁЯФ╢ Science can be credited for the current progress and prosperity, but it is incapable of differentiating between use and abuse. The only way to control its misuse is to incorporate wisdom based on foresightedness and the greatness associated with human glory. This is the essence of spirituality. Spirituality means, “centred and established on the soul”, that is, activities in life are designed keeping the welfare of the soul as the aim. The soul is the consciousness present in the human body.
ЁЯФ╖ Consciousness is more powerful than matter. As discussed earlier, it is the miracle of consciousness that organises matter in a useful state. However, unrestrained consciousness has drawbacks too. For example, it is easy to find faults in others, but does anyone try to inspect their own self for their own faults? Usually, an individual is biased towards his shortcomings and considers himself the best. A person trying to prove himself will present several arguments in his favour. This distorts the reality and generates undesirable thoughts.
ЁЯФ╢ The dual accomplishment of the righteous use of science and the refinement of consciousness is possible only through spirituality.
ЁЯУЦ Akhand Jyoti Jan 2001
It should be noted that the knowledge of the use of matter is not enough; its righteous use should also be considered. The same criterion also applies to consciousness. In the absence of their righteous use, matter and consciousness are abused. The attraction of immediate gains is such that its long-term effects are not appreciated and this shortsighted judgement prompts man to misuse power. Ultimately, he creates a web in which he gets trapped, just like a fish caught in a net. This is accompanied by suffering, public anger and self-destruction, and yet it is a practice generally adopted by people. The society and the government rarely succeed in preventing such practices.
ЁЯФ╢ Science can be credited for the current progress and prosperity, but it is incapable of differentiating between use and abuse. The only way to control its misuse is to incorporate wisdom based on foresightedness and the greatness associated with human glory. This is the essence of spirituality. Spirituality means, “centred and established on the soul”, that is, activities in life are designed keeping the welfare of the soul as the aim. The soul is the consciousness present in the human body.
ЁЯФ╖ Consciousness is more powerful than matter. As discussed earlier, it is the miracle of consciousness that organises matter in a useful state. However, unrestrained consciousness has drawbacks too. For example, it is easy to find faults in others, but does anyone try to inspect their own self for their own faults? Usually, an individual is biased towards his shortcomings and considers himself the best. A person trying to prove himself will present several arguments in his favour. This distorts the reality and generates undesirable thoughts.
ЁЯФ╢ The dual accomplishment of the righteous use of science and the refinement of consciousness is possible only through spirituality.
ЁЯУЦ Akhand Jyoti Jan 2001
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