Can psychedelics get you to Rainbow body?

[Gneh Onebar]

Just for information: The rainbow body seems to be the same thing to which John Kreiter refers in his 'Magnum Opus', when he talks about the creation and refinement of the philosopher's stone or pearl - the final goal of alchemy after lifelong accumulation of energy. He describes a lot of practices there to achieve this - but you don't have to aim that high.

Quote from the book: " And most radically, the true practicing alchemists of the world, state that this energy accumulation and storage once it is properly processed into a tight and powerful stone or pearl, becomes a highly concentrated sphere of pure and stable energy that can then be used to transcend this dimensional range. […] they also begin to realize the possibility of becoming true immortals, as a type of non-organic being that is no longer bound to the three-dimensional causal'ogical rules that govern the rest of humanity." (144)

 

[Nickyy]

10 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

If you need guidance on how to achieve it, you will never achieve it.

Why would one even want to achieve it? Seems pointless to me. What are the benefits?

[remember]

what are the benefits of you asking such a question? why should anyone answer it?if you need someone else to answer to this question you will never even come close to understanding it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prajna_(Hinduism)

Edited November 20, 2019 by remember

[Nickyy]

15 minutes ago, remember said:

what are the benefits of you asking such a question? why should anyone answer it?if you need someone else to answer to this question you will never even come close to understanding it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prajna_(Hinduism)

Because I'm lazy and it seems too woo woo to spend any time researching.

Just curious

[remember]

@nickyy well, curiosity would be a good starting point. where there is no seeker there is usually no finder (well some are stumbling over it, you need to learn to see to know what exactly stood in the way)

[Nickyy]

Just now, remember said:

@nickyy well, curiosity would be a good starting point. where there is no seeker there is usually no finder (well some are stumbling over it, you need to learn to see to know what exactly stood in the way)

There is definitely no seeker of the rainbow body here. But I appreciate the sentiment, it is universal truth for any subject one is wanting to learn about 

[Leo Gura]

51 minutes ago, Nickyy said:

Why would one even want to achieve it? Seems pointless to me. What are the benefits?

Then for you this case is closed.

[remember]

@angelite mhh of course a giant is usually impressive... a small person can be, too. tall personalities usually protect the smaller ones, if it’s the other way round we sometimes wonder - all of these are pointers. people leave footprints ? they can’t be measured with a stick - some of them still do... but the truth you only find that within.