The Science of All Sciences
Sant Rajinder Singh Ji Maharaj
In my travels, I am often asked about the significance of the name of our organization. Science of Spirituality teaches meditation as a science that can be practiced by people from all walks of life, all ages, all backgrounds. We offer meditation workshops, classes, and retreats, talks on a variety of spiritual topics, and conferences focusing on meditation and spirituality.
It is called “science of spirituality” because meditation is practiced like a science, in which we experiment in the laboratory within ourselves.
Science of Spirituality encourages people to try the meditation technique to see for themselves what spiritual treasures lie within. Through performing the experiment accurately, one sees for one’s self the Light within. It is only through experiencing for one’s self that one can really have understanding and conviction. Reading books and listening to lectures can point the way and give the method, but the actual proof of spirituality can only come when we experience it for ourselves through meditation.
Most people think that science and spirituality are totally opposite fields of studies. I can speak from my experience in both areas that they are two sides of the same coin. To me, spirituality is the science of all sciences. The aim of science is to uncover the deepest spiritual truths, and the aim of spirituality is the search for the cause behind scientific fact.
This unique video clip focuses on three hypotheses that we can test in a personal experiment to connect with God.
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Meditation is an Effortless Effort
When we meditate, we should pray to God to show us and give us whatever God thinks is best for us. We should sit lovingly as if we were an empty cup that is open so God can pour divine Nectar into us.
What is Spiritual Development
If we can turn our attention from the world outside to the inner realms, through the process of meditation, we will find that we are soul and will realize God who is within us.
Experience God Within
If we truly want to find God, we need to still our thoughts. We merely need to gaze within. We need to still our body and mind to experience it. Any thoughts of evaluation, judging, or clutching will keep us from the experience.