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A very interesting read! I always wondered about this - on one hand,

there are many legends about people with siddhis defying the natural

laws. Swami Rama's book " Living with Himalayan Masters " was full of

these legends; or 'Autobiography of a Yogi' by Paramahamsa Yogananda.

On the other hand, the very fact we are born into and as nature seems

to bind us to natural laws of progression. The greatest of the

rishis, prophets and avatars 'died'. Is it possible to be within

nature and yet transcend it physically? I wonder!

 

Some years ago, a few Tibetan Budhhist monks, who are able to survice

in extreme cold with the power of prayer and mediatation, had been

examined by scientists in England. Thier collective conclusion was

that their 'feat' was extraordinary and yet they did not go as far as

pronouncing it a miracle.

 

Perhaps what we call 'natural laws' are only those that are apparent

to us. I wonder!

 

Loving regards

 

Malli

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the mysteries of God are unimaginable, sometimes He give us a prove for this with the intention that our Sradha (faith) increase. Thanks Padmavati.Sriram Popuri <popsriram wrote:

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