Spirituality Begins Where Science Ends!

Paramahamsa Nithyananda

-Staff

By Staff

Thursday, August 28, 2008, 12:40

We live in the age of science. Some of us equate science to the truth. We assume that spirituality and
science are poles apart but we are totally, completely, wrong. Spirituality begins where science ends. Science cannot explain the ever-growing, never-aging universe. Spirituality can. Scientists are now coming to understand and speak the language of the ancient sages of the East. For instance, we now know that there is no vacuum in space. Spiritual Masters have always claimed that ether is present in vacuum. Ether is a form of energy. The scientists too are coming to accept that ether is matter. It can be measured and handled. First, scientists have to understand spiritual truths that underly the entire creation. Vacuum is not the absence of matter. It is the absence of certain parts of matter.

There are 5 elements in nature: earth, water, fire, air, and ether. Vacuum is the absence of 4 of these elements: earth, water, fire and air. That's all. It is not the absence of matter.

Science and spirituality are beginning to see eye to eye. According to scientists, vacuum is energy, and vacuum is not the absence of matter. According to our ancient spiritual Masters, energy and vacuum are one and the same. The entire universe is filled with this energy. We can all become one with this energy of collective consciousness. We can also call this energy God. Realization of this energy in our body is enlightenment. An enlightened person is always happy, in tremendous ecstasy 24 hours, 365 days a year. The word 'ecstasy' is not enough to describe this bliss.

Scientists are exploring the biological basis for this bliss. Whenever we experience pleasure, our system
releases dopamine. Neurologists have identified the 'D-spot', in our brain a place that is responsible for the release of dopamine. When dopamine is released, our body is flooded with enormous energy. A team of scientists at Oklahoma University recorded dopamine continually in my system when I entered into a meditative state. They also studied the brain waves in my meditation. To their astonishment, the moment my eyes closed, there was no brain activity. The team struggled to ensure that I was alive! Science has to catch up with spirituality. Meditation gives tremendous power and peace. Meditate everyday.

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