Science and the Siddhis (or Powers of Yoga) with Dean Radin

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[@sisterseeth]

Dean Radin is a gift. I own every word he's put to paper, including the studies. He's kept the science of olde alive...the kind that keeps momentum specifically BECAUSE there will never be a conclusive answer.

[@user-iu8he3sg4t]

This contains information superior to that drawn from angular desires. We should take our attention from a very broad scope, to that which is quantum in its singularity. The teacher is the practice and always will be time over time. Thanks Dr. Dean for the transference.

[@Xastravidya]

I love when two of my heroes talk about the most exquisite subjects 🙏🏼 thank you so much ❤

[@Mayan.Embodiment]

Wonderful conversation! On the Divine Mayan Tzolk' een calendar, Dean Radin is called "Manifesting Offering", which is the same Mayan birthday as John Lennon and Credo Mutwa. Jeffrey, you are called "Harmonizing Wise One".

[@traviswadezinn]

Engaging dialogue - the Siddhis and navigating awakening should be given more exploration - thank you

[@johnspringer4870]

St. Teresa and St. John of the Cross were levitators, but no one seems to have explored what that was all about.

[@davez9796]

Saint John of Copertino is a Saint from Italy who was levitating in ecstasy states like St Teresa or John of the Cross. As Radin says the very big different is to use at will. I don't know but I think some of there at will siddhis have to do something with faith and the godhead. The fact that Jesus walked on water like this meditators is very interesting as I think Jesus wasnt meditating for 30 years.

[@DarrenCarter-z9u]

Thanks guys all the best

[@beckyconstantinides2546]

Epimaterialism could work as a descriptive word. Like epigenetics is a relatively new word. It includes genetics but discerns forces greater than genetics. Thank you for an excellent discussion.

[@stellabandante2727]

The experience I had was a full body and mind rapture, best described as a joyous feeling of love and being very alive, while knowing it was of an extraordinary intensity. It lasted around 15 minutes it seemed, though time was not in the foreground of my awareness. It just seemed to go on long enough for me to observe, and then left a kind of "hangover" of the heightened feeling.

[@dr.mephesto]

samadhi when object and subject become 1

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[@claudiabuzoianu321]

Yoga is more profound than this, has karmic implications, is faith and devotion

[@honestal2684]

No need for faith when one destroys ignorance

[@chadriffs]

Maintaining samadhi or practicing samaya is not the only way to attain siddhis and learning to rest in one's senses can quiet the mind and siddhis will arise naturally. If awakening is your goal though the siddhis you don't necessarily develop because they keep you bound in attachments and create more karma and can lead to the "god" realms which only leads to being born in the hell realms.