Science and spirituality: Quotes and inspired haiku ~Lalit Kishore

 Science and spirituality together are capable of creating a world order of peace and prosperity for all: Quotes and inspired haiku

 QUOTES:

  •  The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honours the servant and has forgotten the gift ~ Albert Einstein
  •  The notion that science and spirituality are somehow mutually exclusive does a disservice to both. ~ Carl Sagan
  •  The consciousness of the 'Self' makes us calm. The 'Self' emerges as a mirror within us and helps us realize reality in its true form. It creates a vision and helps us feel the truth underneath the visible fact. The language of reality lying in deep is very different. Only the conscious 'Self' can understand it in silence....I have pinned my hope on quantum physics, which is gradually moving forward to understand the deeper world's realities ~ Rakhi Roy Halder

 Inspired Haiku

 Spiritual person -

One who uses potentials

For a higher cause

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Integrate science with

Spirituality to create

Peaceful divine world

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Spiritual cum science

Integrated education

Creates wholesome person

***

Better intersect

Science with spirituality

Cross reason with wit

***

Best is the union

Of objectivity and

Intuition to know Truth

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Soulful harmony

With self, humans and cosmos

Creates pious blissful world

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