But we know the physical, and we know how they respond to certain things. If your answer to that was yes, you might want to reconsider what type of site you're on. The situations I have been pointing out have all been examples of closing one's mind to skepticism. In the end, the scientists, who spend all their time finding answers to the physical and mundane, fail to think about their own lives. The scientist has the money and the credit, but the philosopher has the understanding, the love, the harmony, the peace, and a concept of what the afterlife may be like.
Life is that experience, that beauty, that fulfillment.
It is already true that the scientific mind is seeing and admitting to it, the impact and power of prayer. I don't think the scientists have tried to say physiology or psychologies are the end to prayer. In the days ahead, may each of us question the choices we face, not for the sake of questioning, but for the sake of knowledge and experience. May each of us mix science and spirituality and achieve our balance, remembering how they can so peacefully co-exist. Let us wait for the time when spirituality is more commonly taught in public schools, spirituality that has no specific religious or scientific link, just spirituality in general.