Science - And its evolution

Mankind has evolved a lot since its inception and most of it is attributed towards the development in Science. Especially since the last 2 centuries science has grown leaps and bounds. Almost all sectors including business, medicine, technology, space, biology, mechanics has seen a rapid growth. It is truly massive to think how these got evolved in a short span of time. Thanks must go to all the scientists and inventors out there who did all R&D for us, for the better life of humanity.

We have tried to map all the occurrences in the world, every creation with respect to science. We have started to relate all the events that happen with science. We have started to believe that everything has a cause-effect principle. To a certain extent, we have outgrown and even started to predict the future. Predicting the future was more inclined towards the job of the astrologers who were religious minded, but these days we have automated them as well into scientific aspects.

We have become more automatic than manual as we were earlier. We love machines and started to live with them. We spend almost the entire day with machines rather than with humans. Science has an answer for every event, every action. Living in this day where we send humans to other planets and study other solar systems and aliens, we have made enormous progress. But are we satisfied with it, have we done enough? We are always looking for more improvement.

Religion is one factor which always have challenged science. Or we can say that whatever religion showed was tried to be deciphered by science into truth. Although we have proved how man was born, the science behind it, there's always been a religious look into the overall picture. Still the spiritual facts and human body behavior has certian elements which are yet to be proved in scientific terms. There's always a tiff between the two and science claims every action is oriented towards its own. Religion and spirituality claims there are certain attributes which cannot be measured and understood by science. There is always a divine factor that drives us and gives knowledge. Not everyone is a creator/scientist. 

That divine factor could be nature/God but that's what drives the world, says religion. A baby is born with a micro organism and it has all the body elements in the right place. There is Agni, Air and Water inside the human body which are considered divine elements. Life is driven by God, as per the spiritual practitioners and Yoga Gurus. I believe there are many things that science needs to prove and a dozen of things that are out of human prediction. The world, how it was formed is a question still in progress. The Gravity that keeps us together including nature and human, could also be a divine element. There are still miles sto go before declaring everything is a scientific phenomenon. God exists and the keeps the world moving. But there could be one day, when man finds God but that could be the form of God who exists within us.

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