These doubts tend to tax what faith we do have and impede the visionary effort of creativity. Accordingly, creative vision, at this stage of scientific evolution, tends to be too fragmentary and feeble to lend itself to immediate application. Laboratory experimentation and methodology, that dominate science today, are thus needed for the painstaking verification of what little vision does reveal. Yet science, in principle, should be an entirely spiritual enterprise. The role of vision and insight should dominate science rendering the need for laboratory verification negligible.
Creative vision is the highest human expression of spirituality.
The more resistant the matter of our inquiry, the more penetrating the vision and the greater the effort that is required. The whole body is, potentially, all mind.