Science
Knowing, not believing
Only lived experience leads to the truth. That is why the course does not ask you to believe: it asks you to verify.
Why are we always so curious to know more about the universe and about life? Because every human being innately carries within an inner scientist who seeks to unravel the mysteries of life and of the cosmos.
But in that search there is something fundamental: only lived experience leads us to the truth. Knowledge cannot stop at what we hear or learn; it has to become lived experience.
The first conference of the course puts it this way:
The word “Knowledge” comes from knowing, not believing. Through practice, we can experience directly in the different Dimensions of nature.
That is the meaning of the first of the four pillars, Science: experimentation as the foundation. Throughout the course you learn concrete practices to verify what you study: concentration, relaxation, astral projection, meditation and the study of karma and dharma, two words that are talked about a lot today, although their deeper meaning is hardly known.
And, as in any other field, practice makes the master. This path asks for discipline, rigor and determination: the more you practice, the more you advance.
This article is based on Conference 01 of Phase A: UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE QS AND OBJECTIVES.
