Spirituality is subject matter of the religions. However, may scientific findings be helpful for us, if the science excludes from the scientific debate the “spirit” as an effective part of the human beings? With regard to it, Western medical doctors only occasionally tried to study how the spirit affects both the mind and body; Western scientists were not able to explain in a scientific way the “cause-effect” relationship among these three dimensions, because Western medicine lacks instruments to recognize and measure the “spirit”. So this matter belongs to Middle Ages! However, according to traditional Chinese Medicine the mind, body and spirit of a person are inseparable and, according this viewpoint, for example, a “spiritual” impairment can affect both mind and body of a person. May be, in the next future, Western science will be also able to demonstrate both laws and mechanisms governing spirit. Dreams have been responsible for some major creative and scientific discoveries in the course of human history. I would like to quote this sentence: “It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and reality of tomorrow” (Robert Goddard, in E.M. Emme Introduction to the History of Rocket Technology,1963).

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