La spiritualité est une science explores the intersection of faith, philosophy, and empirical inquiry. Written in French by Bahrâm Elâhi, the book argues that spiritual experience can be approached with the same rigor as natural science, drawing on historical traditions, psychological research, and contemporary theological debates. Through a series of essays, Elâhi examines how belief systems shape perception, how rituals influence cognition, and how spiritual practices can be measured and evaluated. The work invites readers to reconsider the boundaries between the sacred and the secular, proposing a framework where spirituality is not merely a matter of personal conviction but a field of study that can yield reproducible insights. With a clear, accessible style, the book appeals to scholars, practitioners, and curious lay readers interested in a thoughtful, interdisciplinary perspective on the nature of the human spirit.

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