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Everybody knows what Science is, but very few know about Spirituality and even fewer care to know. The undercurrent of this monograph s to emphasize that Science and Spirituality are two complementary facets of ma& s intellectual aspirations, neither of which can be ignored. It is necessary to look beyond Science to comprehend the personality that is Man. To have the mystic experience that proves this, one has to pursue a path of faith and devotion, eschewing tendencies that are considered evil. One then wonders whether what we sense by our senses vindicates this proposition. This leads to a discussion of the paradoxical claims of Fate and Freewill, an analysis of individualistic character-types from which the concept of the varna system of India arose, the consummation of the finite reaching the Infinite by means of Meditation, the wisdom about the power of the mantra-regimen, the traditional Hindu worship stripped of its ritual dressing as one possible model and finally, the Lesson of it all for Education in Spirituality, of future generations of citizens of the world, without damaging the scientific temper that has already taken over, though legitimately.