Why Can’t Enlightened People Manipulate “Physical Reality”

[Yimpa]

It is true, makyo can make you go crazy if you keep chasing them. Stop it!

Edited January 8 by Yimpa

[thierry]

That is interesting, if one individual reached such state of consciousness, could he for example become a world class mma fighter and redirect all unconsciousness toward higher consciousness ? Or is it just a fantasie ? 

[Yimpa]

17 minutes ago, thierry said:

That is interesting, if one individual reached such state of consciousness, could he for example become a world class mma fighter and redirect all unconsciousness toward higher consciousness ? Or is it just a fantasie ? 

Whatever floats you’re both.

Is there really a one individual that’s controlling all of this..?

[BlueOak]

9 hours ago, thierry said:

That is interesting, if one individual reached such state of consciousness, could he for example become a world class mma fighter and redirect all unconsciousness toward higher consciousness ? Or is it just a fantasie ? 

Yeah i've heard ascended masters talk about putting their focus elsewhere while they go through the motions here.

You can do the same thing in a job that you know like routine. You probably have already while you brush your teeth or put on your shoes. Everyone  who has no memory of their dream does while they sleep, processes the day for example.

If you mean can a dog bark and that be useful for enlightenment, yes. Reality is always speaking to you, you are the world. So if you use that dogs bark as an intuitive signal to look up and help someone struggling to walk for example, then its affected the world around you.

Its helpful to develop intuitive clues and patterns that greater consciousness can communicate with your human experiential reality.

Edited January 8 by BlueOak

[Davino]

20 hours ago, BlessedLion said:

I’m curious as to why, no matter how conscious we become, we are limited to only being able to manipulate from within our bodies and minds. 

That is FALSE. People have been able to do very wild stuff in the past, you are just unware. People now a day are performing extraordinary siddhis (supernatural powers from sadhana or spiritual practice) and shaktis (supernatural powers from pure consciousness & God). You can also.

It is said that the last power to be attained in this realm is the power of giving back life to someone who has been dead and there are many reported cases in multiple religions of this. Despite this most highest attainment, there are endless reports of miracles in all traditions, from time immemorial to this century with Sathya Sai Baba or Pio of Pietrelcina . Here are some saints that chatgpt pulled out that raised the dead.

1. Jesus Christ (Christianity): Perhaps the most well-known figure, Jesus is said to have raised Lazarus from the dead, as recounted in the Gospel of John (John 11:38-44). Additionally, Jesus himself is said to have been resurrected after his crucifixion.
2. Prophet Elijah (Judaism, Christianity and Islam): Elijah is said to have raised a widow's son from the dead, as described in the First Book of Kings (1 Kings 17:17-24). It is also said to have performed another resurrection miracle. He raised a Shunammite woman's son from the dead (2 Kings 4:32-37).
3. Buddha (Buddhism): In Buddhist tradition, there are stories of Gautama Buddha performing various miracles, including bringing people back to life. One such story involves Buddha saving the life of a young monk named Pukkusati.
4. Padmasambhava (Buddhism, particularly Tibetan Buddhism): Padmasambhava, also known as Guru Rinpoche, is credited with various miracles, including bringing people back to life. Also his sexual consort Yeshe Tsogyal, even while being a woman in the 7th century, was profoundly respected because of the ability to revive the death.
5. Saint Peter (Christianity): In the New Testament, Peter is said to have raised a woman named Tabitha (Dorcas) from the dead in the town of Joppa (Acts 9:36-42).
6. Saint Patrick (Christianity): According to legend, Saint Patrick is said to have revived a man named Tyrannus in the town of Saul in Ireland.
7. Saint Vincent Ferrer (Christianity): It is said that Saint Vincent Ferrer, a Dominican missionary, performed several miracles, including raising the dead.
8. Lord Krishna (Hinduism): In the Mahabharata, Krishna brought the dead son of his teacher, Sandipani Muni, back to life.
9. Prophet Muhammad (Islam): While there are no explicit accounts of Prophet Muhammad reviving the dead in the Qur'an, there are some Hadiths (sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad) that mention instances where he restored life. One famous story is that of the Negus' dead son. The Negus, the Christian king of Abyssinia, had a son who was brought back to life by Prophet Muhammad's prayer.

 

Not all have reached the highest that is possible but probably have explored the facet of awakening regarding Powers or God's Omnipotence very deeply, while being the intrument for those things to happen spontaneously in base line consciousness

[Davino]

It's just something that can happen but does not necesarily have to happen.

Saying however that it never happens or that it can't happen, is false.

[Soul Flight]

@BlessedLion

It is a paradox. Humans want to change reality but cannot. Buddha can change reality but does not want to.

If you become the Buddha, you see everything is perfect and should not be changed. The desire to be a Buddha or to change reality prevents you from both.

Just be. Surrender. Accept. The dude abides.