Quite often people either seriously or even for fun feign about illness, etc. Sri Ramakrishna would draw the attention of devotees to such behavior and warn about the lurking dangers in such practices. To illustrate the point he used to narrate a story.

Once a man was in a deep financial crisis and was feigning madness to escape the consequences of his liabilities. His family and friends were not aware of the real situation and hence took him to several doctors. But, no one could diagnose or cure his illness. The more he was treated for his ailment, the greater became his madness. At last a wise physician found out the truth and taking the man aside rebuked him saying, “My friend, what are you doing? Beware that inTwenty-one neuroscientists within Harvard's Neuroscience Program request continued funding for six pre-doctoral positions within our. Training focuses on the study of visual pathways from retina to brain, and cellular, molecular and developmental neurobiology of the visual system. The faculty are distributed throughout the university. Eleven faculty members are in basic science departments at the Medical School, six are in hospital based laboratories, and four are in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Over the past 15 years, Harvard University has greatly expanded the number faculty members who study the molecular, developmental, and neural-systems approaches to visual science. Students can choose laboratories among a large community of vision researchers, most of whom are affiliated with the NEI Core Grant in Vision research. The new goal of the Visual Neuroscience