I understand the scientific methodology, the concept of verification of theories, the proof and replication of experiments and so on. What I tried to explain is that this approach is one-sided and only outwards oriented. Our human experience but is on the edge of two planes: The external, the objective - everything we perceive in space and time, and the internal, the subjective, the mental, the self-aware, the origin of creativity, the reality beyond physics.

Mainstream science today can be seen as another religion because it believes that only what can be examined through its objective methodology is relevant whereas the metaphysical reality is completely neglected and ridiculed. Interestingly many of the genius scientists don't neglect the other side at all but admit that this is where their ideas, solutions and inspiration come from, and it's not about thinking but receiving. The subjective reality is not necessarily about believing but about knowing. Just because you can't communicate and proof something you experienced doesn't mean it's a matter of religion. It's an experience or an information that can not be translated into the objective plane.

Science certainly can also be practiced (and it was) on the metaphysical plane without being crippled by a methodology which is rooted in an outdated mechanical worldview. It's a matter of awakening.