Every human heart longs to experience God, to glimpse the Divine directly. Science too, in its own way, is constantly searching for truth. We ask: Is there a divine law beyond the known scientific laws?

Science uses instruments -the telescope, the microscope, the equations of mathematics. Spirituality too has its instruments - meditation, silence, attention, tapasya. A scientist forms a hypothesis and then observes carefully until patterns emerge. The seeker, in the same way, turns his attention inward, experiments in the laboratory of body, mind, and soul, and discovers truth through direct experience.

Inspiration is the bridge between the two. Many great scientists have confessed that their breakthroughs came not from logic alone, but from sudden flashes of insight — a gift from a higher source. In stillness, when the restless mind pauses, a deeper knowing flows. Science and spiritualism, then, are not rivals but partners: one measures the seen, the other reveals the unseen.

Maharaj-ji taught: “See God in everything, rather than searching God in everything.” A scientist gazes into his lens to study matter. A spiritual being gazes within and recognizes the same divine presence animating all existence. The telescope points to galaxies, the microscope to cells, but the yogi’s inner gaze points to the same One in all.

The lesson is simple yet profound: stop chasing proofs of God outside. Instead, behold the divine everywhere -in the atom, in the cosmos, in your own breath, in every face you meet. When you see God in all, you realize there was never anything to search.

Jai Maharaj Ji