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Science, philosophy & arts are not mutually exclusive!

Pranaams to a beautiful mind , another wonderful creation by the one irreducible single sarvaswatantra omniscient force field 😃. In my thinking, it is very difficult to live in strict compartmentalised thinking and living in exclusive science, philosophy, or arts fields. They as forms depending on cognitive competencies of minds ultimately can be only different dimensions one Jnana only. Not mutually exclusive . The same single thread runs through cognition of beauty of sunrise, of human form, or preening peacock or elegant mathematical expression, or shruti of music, fragrance & soft beauty of flowers, majesty of mountains, vastness of space, intelligence & competence of family of  networked ants or bees, the care living beings show to siblings, thirst to know truth too. Sir, so true that Einstein first time brought to physical sciences , the ancient philosopher's practice of thought experiments and mathematical elegance by itself a beauty to be appreciated in the...

Science & Religion Two sides of the same coin?

My friend Madhavan Nair who successfully launched our India's moon probe, visited Balaji before launching. His wife also accompanied. Religion is personal and let us leave it at that.Matters of faith be respected as the person's own private personality and mutually one may avoid treading on each other's feelings. Governor Narasimhan and his wife were photographed, doing full pranaamam on ground to Pedda Jiyyar Swamiji at Tirumala. There is a sense of humility and recognition of one's limitations as to what a human can do. It is not power that Satya Sai. shows.. it is love for humanity that pervades from him. Each human is capable of this love , if he is able to get own swarupa saashatkara. These are not matters of science which deals with material issues and concerns. The so called laws of science are getting modified or abandoned whenever some new fact is discovered. I feel science and religion are not to be confused with superstitious attitudes of certain practitione...