Just like the scientist attempts to prove theories of our physical existence, so should we be like scientists with life. We should focus on trying to prove spiritual theories. Why concentrate on money, fame, glory and endless desires that never satisfy? At old age we see the result. They are deceptive mistresses. Instead we should give all our extra energy to experimenting with any and all theories that that promise to free us from the endless cycles of duality, a little joy and great despair, the illusion of life and death.
If the masters of India say they know a way to realize God why not test it? Could the result be any less disappointing than the path of deceptive matter? Burned out nerves, shattered hopes and dreams, premature disease, forsaken loved ones? It is inescapable. Old age homes are filled with examples, so why follow what has brought misery to all who have pursued it?
Why not, between the demands of reasonable responsibility, seek with all our fervor and enthusiasm, the riddle of God Himself; that which hides behind the cosmic disguise He has so skillfully crafted?
Why follow the billions to the gloomy edge of certain despair and death, while the ancient scriptures promise a way to immortality? What have we lost if we try? Nothing earthly outside ourselves can prove the divine. We have not believed those who have returned to tell us. Even if a miracle was perfomed before us we would doubt. The eye was not designed to prove spirit, but only define the limits for which it cannot see beyond. We must find the truth for ourselves within as a conviction of the all-seeing soul. Only by the ultimate experiment can we hope to find it.
The story is as old as recorded time: we will continue to return life after life, each concluded in misery, until we realize this and finally change our course. Why hasten salvation? Why not begin now?