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asian dude levitating like dhalsim

DayLaPaul said:
Wait, so you mean that large conspicuous steel rod had something to do with it? Shocking!
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I actually came in here expecting to see those monks flopping around while sitting with their legs crossed, saying that they are levitating. Those guys are too funny. (couldn't find a video, but I didn't look very hard.)
 
Ohhhh I see what they did there. Quite genius actually. So the chair is just concealed in his clothes. I had not looked at Amdhunter's link. I thought he was just holding himself on the rod.
 
Red Squirrel said:
Ohhhh I see what they did there. Quite genius actually. So the chair is just concealed in his clothes. I had not looked at Amdhunter's link. I thought he was just holding himself on the rod.
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I would be more impressed with him supporting his entire body weight with just one hand than I would if he were actually levitating.
 
FelixDeKat said:
hey look a stupid person who thinks yoga is a religion. D:
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Hinduism


  • In Hinduism, it is believed that some Hindu gurus who have become siddhas (those who have achieved spiritual powers) have the siddhi (power) of being able to levitate. The power of levitation is called in Sanskrit[3] laghiman (lightness)[4] or dardura-siddhi (the frog power).[5] It is said that Hindu Sadhus have a history of paranormal levitation and that when one progresses on the path of spiritualism levitation comes naturally. Autobiography of a Yogi has accounts of Hindu Yogis who used to levitate in the course of their meditation.
Levitation is said to be possible by mastering the Hindu philosophy of yoga:

  • Yogi Subbayah Pullavar, was reported to have levitated into the air for four minutes in front of a crowd of 150 witnesses, June 6, 1936. He was seen suspended horizontally several feet above the ground, in a trance, lightly resting his hand on top of a cloth covered stick. Pullavar's arms and legs could not be bent from their locked position once on the ground.

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Look how dumb you are.
 
JSt0rm said:
Hinduism


  • In Hinduism, it is believed that some Hindu gurus who have become siddhas (those who have achieved spiritual powers) have the siddhi (power) of being able to levitate. The power of levitation is called in Sanskrit[3] laghiman (lightness)[4] or dardura-siddhi (the frog power).[5] It is said that Hindu Sadhus have a history of paranormal levitation and that when one progresses on the path of spiritualism levitation comes naturally. Autobiography of a Yogi has accounts of Hindu Yogis who used to levitate in the course of their meditation.
Levitation is said to be possible by mastering the Hindu philosophy of yoga:

  • Yogi Subbayah Pullavar, was reported to have levitated into the air for four minutes in front of a crowd of 150 witnesses, June 6, 1936. He was seen suspended horizontally several feet above the ground, in a trance, lightly resting his hand on top of a cloth covered stick. Pullavar's arms and legs could not be bent from their locked position once on the ground.

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Look how dumb you are.
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i achieve laghiman (lightness) after doing the needful, i.e., taking a massive dump. i really feel as if i could levitate after that
 
JSt0rm said:
Hinduism


  • In Hinduism, it is believed that some Hindu gurus who have become siddhas (those who have achieved spiritual powers) have the siddhi (power) of being able to levitate. The power of levitation is called in Sanskrit[3] laghiman (lightness)[4] or dardura-siddhi (the frog power).[5] It is said that Hindu Sadhus have a history of paranormal levitation and that when one progresses on the path of spiritualism levitation comes naturally. Autobiography of a Yogi has accounts of Hindu Yogis who used to levitate in the course of their meditation.
Levitation is said to be possible by mastering the Hindu philosophy of yoga:

  • Yogi Subbayah Pullavar, was reported to have levitated into the air for four minutes in front of a crowd of 150 witnesses, June 6, 1936. He was seen suspended horizontally several feet above the ground, in a trance, lightly resting his hand on top of a cloth covered stick. Pullavar's arms and legs could not be bent from their locked position once on the ground.

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Look how dumb you are.
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FelixDeKat said:
hey look a stupid person who thinks yoga is a religion. D:
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open mouth, insert foot.
 
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