This spiritual revolution has already happened in some sense—it is the religious revolution that began with caveman animal spirit drawings, mythology and monotheistic Judeo-Christian religions. The religious revolution demonstrates the great extents to which humans will strive in the physical world for spiritual utility. Only this revolution was based on faith and ended with the beginning of reason. The new spiritual revolution will be based on reason and science, at least to its bounds; bounds, for which reason and science will themselves argue.

This certain point in history, when we realized our scientific success was linked to an increase in our quality of life, and so we were ordered biologically to pursue scientific success that satisfied our animal selves. There is another certain point I expect in the future when our spiritual success will be linked to an increase in our quality of life—then will begin the spiritual revolution. However, the question remains: wether our quality of life will continue to be based in our animal selves, or if it will rise up into a higher spiritual tier of needs at the peak of Maslow’s hierarchy—such a tier is likely to be up and outside our physical world and bodies.

In the same way that man has made great scientific strides in the past few centuries to understand the order and cause and effect of the physical world, I can imagine another period of great spiritual strides in the next few centuries to understand the order and cause and effect of the spiritual world. I only wonder wether order and cause and effect are the correct nouns to describe the functioning of the spiritual world, or if there are other nouns I don’t know yet—being a product of the scientific revolution, myself.