Science as it is

Vyasochishtam Jagat Sarvam

In the last few centuries, humanity has witnessed a large wave of consciousness shift from religion to irreligion thereby creating a new knowledge society from an old and traditional society rooted in faith, customs, and practices. Science has wholly uprooted every religion throughout the globe and made a new society globally where man’s temperament rests in scientific ideology and reasoning. If you ask me from where science came from I would say that it's man’s quest to know his reality in a world where every perspective was jeopardized by a different one and where men remained in clusters than in a universal understanding of singularity. Science has become the common man’s spoon from where he spoon feeds about the reality and truths around him and to which he opens his eyes and understandings. He maintains a social distance to epics and mythologies as its words and meanings are surreal and embrace the love for science through his cognition which is licensed and accorded by world governments to find an individual’s position in this world as an equal citizen partaking in the vandalism of natural exploits to earn the wealth of a nation, wholly resting in the hands of world Governments who only rewards its subjects and not the almighty's.

Science could be categorized as the immediate knowledge and an immediate view of the world which were seen by scientists who were ordinary non-ordained people who came across many natural occurrences in a world which was supposed to open its eye after the aftermath or to the horizons of the Industrial Revolution and globalization which dictates the growth of science world-wide. The world and it's every aspect is a wonder for the untrained eyes as if asking a scientist whether rainbow’s float like clouds which is an amusing question that needs research and a laboratory to get to its truth. As far as the spiritual eyes are concerned science is just a mechanism of finding ecstasy in our senses and innovating change for our comforts, luxuries, and curiosities. One must remember that the Buddha choose a middle path when it came to finding his universal truth in becoming a Buddha; but not every individual is a Buddha and only the restriction of science can lead to a new society that is optimistic to a bit more than immediate knowledge and keeping bad and ugly at bay for a sustainable world. Science is that prethyeksha or immediate truth silencing every other spiritual occurrence which are restrictive to a higher authority than humans where man and his understanding rests in the supreme spot in the universe. One should understand that science has no validation if it's good for humans other than from humans and it's just practical common sense applied on all walks of life. Unlike religion, it's not a decree that was descended from heaven for the sake of humanity by a god whose earth it is and of humans who only traveled for trade in antiquity.

One should understand that science has no gurus, it’s not a decree of a creator god, it is not prophetic as yet and it just creates a lot of meaningless things for a man to have fun within his lunatic trip to nowhere. One can in this turmoil of anticipated peace, harmony, and aphrodisiac beauty believe in the empty words and dreams of science or open up a Purana and believe in the words of Veda Vyasa for at least to accomplish a person’s individual duty in this world.