Thread: Science Explains Everything Challenge

Originally Posted by O'nus

You are saying that science is not including inspiration, rage, and other feelings including the heart?

no it doesn't. science can't explain feelings and emotions. science doesn't even fully understand the brain...or mind.

there are scientists that have done experiments with emotions and water,plants, and human DNA. But most just discredit them. ANd say they are a hoax or whatever.

Merlock is pretty much right. Some things you need to look inside yourself to prove. Or you just have to experience them.

Science cannot and DID NOT prove lucid dreaming....you can't prove it....you can only experience it. All it says is that you become conscious during your dreaming.

And before you ever knew about lucid dreaming, if someone would have told you about it....or shared an experience with you..you probably would have just laughed them off. or thought they were crazy.


Some people are just so engulfed with the mass media. You would believe anything the mass media told you. Mass media is actually a way to keep people under control, as occultist as it might sound.


from juruara

how can a scientist claim to understand the mind? how can a stranger claim to understand your mind? they would first have to understand their own mind. what profession is better suited to understand the self, except the man who is self reflective? spirituality is the self reflective practice, not science.

I'm not saying science has no place in this field, it does. but science currently only cares to talk about the objective. its too chicken to get into the subjective, as things can no longer be as easily defined. problem is, our minds are experiencing a subjective reality! how much can science tell us then???

the 'science' that talks about the subjective reality is eastern practices. I called it a science because like science, it has defined things and has defined how those things relate to each other

and maybe in the future, we will recognize the science of the subjective reality

That quote pretty much wraps it in a nutshell. He hit the nail right on the head.