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When introducing spiritual abilities related to out-of-body spirituality, one must mention the great psychics who are called "great masters" and live in unexplored areas such as the Himalayas and India, where they possess such outstanding abilities.Although I have not actually met them myself, books about them are available in Japan.I especially recommend "The Truth of Liberation" by Macdonald Bain, published by Kasumigaseki Shobo, and "The Life Inquiry of the Himalayan Saints in Five Volumes" by Baird T. Spalding, also published by Kasumigaseki Shobo (translated by Seikichi Nakazato).Among Indian yogis, "The Autobiography of a Yogi" by Paramahansa Yogananda and "Babaji and the Eighteen Siddhas" by Marshall Govindan, both published by Seiunsha, are well-known.
They are characterized by their embodying God or the True Self at the material (physical) level, free from the various material captivities of the degenerated ego.In the words of "The Truth of Liberation" (M. McDonald Bain), they have "liberated themselves by realizing that all beings are one great life.
They possess a number of remarkable abilities.Telepathy, spirit travel (out-of-body travel), and healing are well known, but some of the more unusual ones include tuommo (the art of controlling natural forces and cold and heat), lungompa (the art of traveling long distances at high speed while in a deep trance), levitation, and materialization phenomena.These techniques are much higher than the level of out-of-body experience.I cannot say with certainty, but people have been claiming to have seen these abilities for a long time, and I believe it is quite possible.
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When introducing spiritual abilities related to out-of-body spirituality, one must mention the great psychics who are called "great masters" and live in unexplored areas such as the Himalayas and India, where they possess such outstanding abilities.Although I have not actually met them myself, books about them are available in Japan.I especially recommend "The Truth of Liberation" by Macdonald Bain, published by Kasumigaseki Shobo, and "The Life Inquiry of the Himalayan Saints in Five Volumes" by Baird T. Spalding, also published by Kasumigaseki Shobo (translated by Seikichi Nakazato).Among Indian yogis, "The Autobiography of a Yogi" by Paramahansa Yogananda and "Babaji and the Eighteen Siddhas" by Marshall Govindan, both published by Seiunsha, are well-known.
They are characterized by their embodying God or the True Self at the material (physical) level, free from the various material captivities of the degenerated ego.In the words of "The Truth of Liberation" (M. McDonald Bain), they have "liberated themselves by realizing that all beings are one great life.
They possess a number of remarkable abilities.Telepathy, spirit travel (out-of-body travel), and healing are well known, but some of the more unusual ones include tuommo (the art of controlling natural forces and cold and heat), lungompa (the art of traveling long distances at high speed while in a deep trance), levitation, and materialization phenomena.These techniques are much higher than the level of out-of-body experience.I cannot say with certainty, but people have been claiming to have seen these abilities for a long time, and I believe it is quite possible.
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