will be achieved, resulting in total human enrichment, internal as well as external, qualitative as well as quantitative. Says the great neurologist, Sir Charles She

That such dismal possibility are there before man, due to a wholesale dependence on physical sciences and technology, is revealed in recent books with grim titles like The Biological Time Bomb by G. Ratray Taylor. The science that will do so will...

The world outside, as much as most people in India itself, do not yet know that it was the higher part of, what Julian Huxley terms, a science of human possibilities, that India developed ages ago in her Upanisads and the Gita, and has continued to...

In the eyes of the physicist, nothing exists legitimately, at least up to now, except the without of things. The same intellectual attitude is still permissible in the bacteriologist, whose cultures (apart from substantial difficulties) are treated...

In the evolution of scientific thought, one fact has become impressively clear; there is no mystery of the physical world which does not point to a mystery beyond itself. All highroads of the intellect, all byways of theory and conjecture, lead...