A True Education

Life is a great mystery in and of itself and we do not question it often enough. Very few have dedicated their free time to studying the sciences for spiritual or theological gain. Most of our acquired knowledge was inspired by money and diplomas. We hardly ever learn about ourselves for ourselves. The mystery and miracle of Life is a subject that should no longer be buried or lost to mankind and should be an open and conscious part of our daily conversations. Religion, Spirituality, Science and The Arts can be said to be the four main branches of The Tree of The Knowledge of Creation and Life. As we excel in the physical and psychological sciences, our understanding of physical reality increases and expands and we are able to constantly witness life and creation with new eyes and new spiritually developed points of views. Studying spirituality and the sciences will evolve and refine our perception and understanding of religious instruction and faith, bringing us into harmony with creation and ultimately ourselves. There is naturally hidden information stored and protected in various realms and dimensions of Being that can only be discovered by intentional research and by integrating data collected from different scientific fields of study. Maximum physical health can easily be attained with this kind of education. If we persistently and strategically combine basic physics, chemistry, biology and psychology with religion and metaphysics, our experience of reality in the spiritual and physical sense becomes heightened and eventually evolves into supreme health and even holiness. There is an intimate and unspoken experience that awaits each and every one of us in this life or the next depending on how we utilize our time. We must not limit our search for God or our unification with creation to a single doctrine or belief system since creation is absolute and universal. It may not seem worth our time but I can assure you that an unexplainable form of salvation and peace is the reward for a life well spent on God; and personal development and research.