This book dismantles the false dichotomy between science and art, revealing how both domains are integral to every facet of human endeavour. Drawing on Bahá’í teachings and decades of artistic and pedagogical experience, the author redefines “science” as any coherent body of knowledge and “art” as its practical expression. By broadening these concepts, the work illuminates the creative capacity inherent in all people—from engineers designing cities to parents nurturing their children.

With clarity and compassion, the narrative champions a vision of universal potential, insisting that no individual be judged incapable of contributing to civilisation’s advancement. It underscores the pivotal roles of willpower and opportunity in realising human talents and stresses our shared responsibility to acquire, apply and disseminate knowledge.

This inspiring perspective invites readers to embrace their unique gifts and collaborate in building a just, prosperous world civilisation—one in which the harmony of science and art underpins collective progress and fosters inclusion for every soul.