We are prone to take the creation for granted, thinking that it is but insentient Nature, thereby ignoring the Sentient Principle that regulates Nature and imparts a proper balance among its various constituents. Scientists and technologists in pursuit of selfish interests as well as of name and fame, utterly disregard the security and welfare of the society and the nation, by upsetting the balance in Nature, calamities, losses and misery to the public at large. For example, the oceans contain air needed by the earth for more than ten years. One lightening in the sky emits enough electricity required for the entire world for twenty years. By building gigantic dams and storing huge quantities of water in one place, the earth goes down in that area and consequently goes up in another area, like a seesaw. The indiscriminate exploitation of natural resources by the scientists and technologists such as various types of mines for extracting minerals, mica, coal, petrol and other ails results in imbalances and pollution of the five major elements, leading to catastrophes like earth-quakes, and volcanoes etc. The rapid and excessive proliferation of industries, factories, automobiles etc., with the attendant pollution of the atmosphere is responsible for the increasing incidence of diseases like eosinophilia, asthma deafness, pneumonia and typhoid etc. However, science per se is not bad; what is necessary is for man to put it to proper and judicious use. (SSS Vol.25, p. 93)