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<*SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS*> by P. R. Sarkar [Book:PROUT in a
Nutshell,Part 06:02]

Synthesis and analysis by P. R. Sarkar
Human beings have an instinctive and limitless desire for all-round
victory in all spheres of life. In any sphere of life – whether
important or unimportant – it is inconceivable for people to live an
undignified life. The idea of moving along a fixed path, subservient
to nature, is repugnant to human psychology. Where human beings do
conform to the rules of nature under the pressureof circumstances it
is due to their blatant lack of adequate stamina and intellect.
All human Sádhaná or spiritual practice is directed towards removing
internal weakness. In order to overcome their imperfections, people
constantly welcome ideological conflicts and thus create newer and
newer ideologies. This is how human society evolved and established
agreat and rational ideology conducive to thehighest fulfillment of
life. However, not all human energy is exhausted in removing mental
imperfections. As people have to maintain their existence in this
apparently adverse physical world, naturally they must make constant
endeavours in the physical sphere. In order to conquer static
Prakriti, physical science or Bhaotika Vijiṋána evolved.The Saḿskrta
word "Vijiṋána", however, is notsynonymous with the English word
"science", because in Saḿskrta, Vijiṋána stands for Brahma-Vijiṋána,
intuitional science or spiritual science.

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