07-24-2008, 12:00 AM
Babaji has(?) more power than the average sorcerer/yogi. They involve manipulation of intent, movement of the AP (indirectly) and other things that enter in
the realm of divine power.
But, again, ANYONE could have those powers. They are natural to a state of advanced spiritual evolution.
Some sorcerers and yogis achieve them doing particular austerities. They are fools. Those powers are extremely dangerous in the hands of a self-important
tonal. Karmic responsibility multiplies when subtle and divine power is involved.
Examples are abundant, but I'll share just one:
An advanced yogi was meditating peacefully on a beach when rain started to fall. The yogi had power so he willed the storm to stop at once. The elements
obeyed, but the yogi neglected to see a small boat in the middle of the river moved by the wind.
With the end of the storm the wind ended to and the boat capsized, drowning the people on it.
The yogi lost his powers and suffered tremendously for his mistake.
Power, big and small, is always a test to our tonal.
the realm of divine power.
But, again, ANYONE could have those powers. They are natural to a state of advanced spiritual evolution.
Some sorcerers and yogis achieve them doing particular austerities. They are fools. Those powers are extremely dangerous in the hands of a self-important
tonal. Karmic responsibility multiplies when subtle and divine power is involved.
Examples are abundant, but I'll share just one:
An advanced yogi was meditating peacefully on a beach when rain started to fall. The yogi had power so he willed the storm to stop at once. The elements
obeyed, but the yogi neglected to see a small boat in the middle of the river moved by the wind.
With the end of the storm the wind ended to and the boat capsized, drowning the people on it.
The yogi lost his powers and suffered tremendously for his mistake.
Power, big and small, is always a test to our tonal.