Super human v abilities

[lostsoul13]

Do you think we will unlock abilities as we reincarnate?

Flying, teleporting, dimension traversing, time continuums?

Healing?

Harder to destroy the human body?

Mind reading and controlling things(moving etc)

[Unseeking Seeker]

My views ~

Taking the ascension ladder in sequence as love, wisdom and power ~

love moves up octaves of joy, empathy, bliss, compassion rooted in purity

wisdom moves up from separateness to interconnectedness to oneness

power … essentially in harmony with love & wisdom, slowly exits all limitations.

the entity who seeks disappears, instead melding with the universe. as such the will to act becomes resonance rather than independent action because ‘there is no one here’.

[Aknaton]

Well, I think we can awaken and express these super powers and abilities in this life. If it's possible with others, then it definitely is possible with us. From my limited experience, I have seen quite a number of these abilities at work, by some who are spiritually young and growing and can't do it at will, to others who have exceptional spiritual growth to be able to express these spiritual powers at will. I don't see anything wrong with siddhis being expressed, of course, they'd be used commercially for gain and derail many from the truths. But coming to think of it, even self-realization has suffered this commercialism.

[SaraTherase]

I truly believe that it's all within us today yet we don't access and unlock such abilities..why? Perhaps we have not evolved to such a level where one remembers how to do so.

I do believe as humanity and the universe evoles that it's a definite possibility but perhaps for not many centuries yet. I am aware that a few people out there can levitate and do telekinesis.

[FallingLeaves]

Originally Posted by SaraTherase

I do believe as humanity and the universe evoles that it's a definite possibility but perhaps for not many centuries yet. I am aware that a few people out there can levitate and do telekinesis.

In my experience the main problem with the 'evolving' theory is that people have decided there is necessarily a set of things worth experiencing, and a set of things not worth experiencing.

In my mind, choosing either of those sets (whatever you as an individual comprehend them to be composed of) disbars you from getting to 'evolve' into a being that can appreciate having such abilities - to do it in a meaningful way you have to be willing to discriminately choose things from both sides of whatever coin you are looking at to have anything other than another scripted storyline... and that is a very difficult thing to do while goal-setting something specific like 'abilities' as it turns out. Because one of the activities while following a goal is learning what to put in the sets of experience vs non-experience as things that work or don't work in terms of attaining the goal. And that is essentially just another way to learn a new scripted storyline.

To me, the lesson seems to be, quit dividing reality in half and quit trying to stay on the 'proper' side of the coin you just made, just to fit in socially, more than it seems to be 'trying to get noble abilities'.

In my mind, even the few who can manage something close to an 'evolution' in any physical sense are still lost spiritually, they've just gone to a lot of effort to trade out their comprehension of what the sets of worth experiencing/not worth experiencing are in a way that makes sense to the adaptation of physical ability. while at the same time being courageous enough to actually live the new understandings. So, they are still involved in dividing reality in half and trying to stay on the 'proper' side of the line... this is as built into the lessons they get as they are learning about 'enlightenment' as it is for the rest of us in the so-called 'real world' unfortunately.

In my view, for brief periods one or all of us might get to experience something more of physical ability, maybe as kind of a lesson? Or something else? The ones who get to experience it more often are rare, but like I say, I feel like they are just as lost as everyone else.

But in my view such periods never last, and can't - for the moment at least if we were allowed to be eternally gratified we'd just slice and dice reality off into infinity and become totally enmeshed in a cage of our own design.

[SaraTherase]

To each and any person one's own experience is all worth experiencing for the purpose of personal growth, a very unique and individual experience.

As we become more aware and grow as a whole we evolve. Their is no judgement involved here of course from a personal perspective perhaps judgement is key or should I say learning from it is.

I respect your opinion as we each have our own and that in itself is what makes everyone so unique and interesting.

[Miss Hepburn]

If you are into this stuff, lostsoul, you would love the book, a small paperback found online,
'Super Beings' by John Randolph Price...another New Thought author.