Teleportation in Siddhi

[Serrao]

Originally Posted by Lumpino

You are right, Hindus believe in reincarnation. But on the east are two different paths. The first is a paths to Nirvana (paramatman). It means ending the cycle of lifes in this world and and in spiritual worlds too.

Does Nirvana means one has no body anymore forever?

Originally Posted by Lumpino

The second is a paths to obtain spiritual powers (siddhis) and a better life in the spiritual worlds.

Do those people never have to come back again to this world?

Originally Posted by Lumpino

Yogis they want an ending the cycle of lifes do a meditation about all chakras. They must cleen them and awaken the Kundalini (The serpent power). But cleen a chakra don't mean open. There are two different things.
Yogis they prefer the second way must open chakra.

Could you please explain the difference between opening and cleaning a chakra?

[Lumpino]

Originally Posted by Serrao

Does Nirvana means one has no body anymore forever?

Do those people never have to come back again to this world?

Could you please explain the difference between opening and cleaning a chakra?

urbandharma org
"the perpetual cycle of birth and death ended in Nirvana, I could never be reborn again.."

Interesting books about are tranlsantion original eastern texts.
Sat chakra nirupana, Paduka panchaka, The serpent power - Translantion by John Woodroffe (A. Avalon)
Shiva samhita and Gheranda samhita.
Or Chinese Taoists spiritual alchemy The secret of the golden flower, translantion by Richard Willhelm. All those books are free on net.

And something about siddhi.
yachnayoga.wordpress...................
"Anahat Chakra or heart chakra: If one contemplates (contemplation = a long term meditation) on the flame called vanlinga that resides in the heart chakra (anahat chakra), he attains knowledge beyond measure. He attains clairvoyance and can see the past, present and future. He can walk in air (khechari siddhi) and travel anywhere (Bhuchari siddhi). Through his clairvoyance he can perceive the yogins..........."

Bhuchari sidhi I think coul be something like a Teleportation.

Cleening - I don't understand well, but I think they must cleen "sushumna" = a channel through which the energie of the subtle body are to flow. And sushumna passes through chakras.

[Serrao]

Originally Posted by Lumpino

urbandharma org
"the perpetual cycle of birth and death ended in Nirvana, I could never be reborn again.."

I really have no idea what the experience of Nirvana looks like. Living without a body is hard for me to comprehend.

Originally Posted by Lumpino

Interesting books about are tranlsantion original eastern texts.
Sat chakra nirupana, Paduka panchaka, The serpent power - Translantion by John Woodroffe (A. Avalon)
Shiva samhita and Gheranda samhita.
Or Chinese Taoists spiritual alchemy The secret of the golden flower, translantion by Richard Willhelm. All those books are free on net.

I will look for those books on the internet. Thanks for the recommendations.

Originally Posted by Lumpino

And something about siddhi.
yachnayoga.wordpress...................
"Anahat Chakra or heart chakra: If one contemplates (contemplation = a long term meditation) on the flame called vanlinga that resides in the heart chakra (anahat chakra), he attains knowledge beyond measure. He attains clairvoyance and can see the past, present and future. He can walk in air (khechari siddhi) and travel anywhere (Bhuchari siddhi). Through his clairvoyance he can perceive the yogins..........."

Bhuchari sidhi I think coul be something like a Teleportation.

Truely powerful chakra this is, the Anahata Chakra.

Originally Posted by Lumpino

Cleening - I don't understand well, but I think they must cleen "sushumna" = a channel through which the energie of the subtle body are to flow. And sushumna passes through chakras.

Do you also know how to "open" a chakra?

[Lumpino]

Originally Posted by Serrao

Do you also know how to "open" a chakra?

See The secret of the golden flower.

A very long meditation on a one chakra only.
When chakra is realy open, you should obtain siddhis hiden in the chakra.

[vitaraq18]

I wonder if aliens use to the sun to teleport ....

[Serrao]

Originally Posted by Lumpino

See The secret of the golden flower.

I will look further for this on the internet. Thanks.

Originally Posted by Lumpino

A very long meditation on a one chakra only.
When chakra is realy open, you should obtain siddhis hiden in the chakra.

So if I understand this right, the cleaning of the chakras is mostly about keeping the sushumna clean and the opening of a chakra takes place after very long meditation on that particular chakra?

[Serrao]

Thank you Lumpino for your helpful replies.

I have one more question: besides the attainment of siddhis, are there also other reasons for cleaning and opening the chakras?

[ajay00]

Originally Posted by Lumpino

Is better have a power, than helplessly stare at what is happening.

The greatest power is that of enlightenment. Why do you want charcoals with your hard work, whereas with some more patience you can get diamonds (enlightenment) itself.

It takes more strength to renounce power than to use it.

[Vinayaka]

The chakras are a road map. Yes, they are there, but the study of them in and of itself, is like the study of road map, but not travelling. The goal in Hinduism is to lift awareness up and along the sushumna and have awareness remain in the area of the spinning chakra. So a person with awareness in the manipura, for example, is the kind of person who absolutely gets things done. They never procrastinate, etc. and use their will extensively. A person prone to anger is primarily in the second chakra below the muladara.

Yogis of yore could see these chakras in mystic vision. That's how we know of them. But awareness rising is permanent, not temporary stuff. The goal is not to open a chakra so much, but rather to seal them off, so we can't go lower ... permanent change in consciousness.

Just another POV, not wishing to start an argument.