I won't step on anyone's beliefs. But what do you think would happen if you or I appeared at a hospital emergency room saying we could levitate,
dematerialize, walk through solid objects, read other's thoughts and direct their actions through mental telepathy?
We would be held for observation.
Why then if a man with no formal education from India says these things do people like movie stars and rock musicians rush to study and learn from
him?
These Yogis do believe this and my memory is that one attempted to demonstrate levitation on a Geraldo program. I have been disabled a long time and
during one period of recuperation all I could do was watch TV.
The Yogi claimed it would not work if he was directly observed so a box was constructed for him. The test would be positive if his weight disappeared
and only the box weight remained.
He began hopping, Yogic Flying, but the box only slid around the floor.
The point is that he believed he could levitate. My site explains that those beliefs are delusional, psychotic and why/how they are created.
What no one has known before is that the exercise of certain types of Yoga accidentally engage the same conflict of physiology explored on my site.
Eyes-open meditation engages the same mental state so that you can/must ignore movement around you. This phenomenon of physiology was discovered
because it caused mental breaks for office workers using the first close-spaced workstations. The episodes there were temporary just as sudden onset
ones are today. (ICU Psychosis)
So what does this mean. Low but significant levels of exposure over many years produces permanent psychotic states.
Can this be proved; not by direct experimentation, that would be unethical.
The only way to establish a causative relation is through gathering evidence by examining the activities of those who are effected and finding out how
they were exposed.
That is what my project has begun to do.
You will find links to books by Yogis that make these claims here:
www.visionandpsychosis.net...
By the way, ...when you explore religious figures examine how many of them exhibited symptoms of mental illness. Then examine the activities they
engaged before the spiritual revelation. Would those activities have caused exposure to the phenomenon.
The phenomenon has always been in every human population. It may have established the world's religions.