The More Science Advances, the Further It Gets from Basic Reality
Description
Scientific instruments are useful only in measuring the level of reality in which they themselves exist. For studying the deeper realities that support this reality, within and behind it so to speak, they are useless. The basic problem is that our scientists think they can learn about the nature of something by separating from it and studying it as something apart from themselves. True science requires joining and identifying with whatever is being studied. That applies to any visible or invisible manifestation of consciouness. Past civilizations have understood this and made advances in studying the universe that we have not yet made. Subsequent episodes will give examples of the limits of our science in one very important field - agriculture. They will be taken largely from the 1972 best seller, "The Secret Life of Plants."
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