I was curious if anyone has ever experienced or known someone that has experienced legitimate telekinesis abilities while tripping on psychedelics. This is defined by interacting and manipulating or moving something with your mind. I understand that this falls into the pseudoscience / sci-fi realm, however I am starting to believe that this can be achieved by some people with the assistance of certain psychedelics. I would love to hear about any experiences that you might have to share of similar abilities that you can tap into.
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Telekinesis / Psychokinesis abilities on DMT
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I've never heard about it being related to psychedelics. It looks like you would need a 2nd person to confirm it too. Siddhi powers are well known in eastern traditions, but they have never done anyone any good. The best application for them is to find devotion and motivation on the path. As they say, the best siddhi is to know your true nature. It's a fine field of inquiry, but it seems to easily lead into magical thinking. What's the reason behind your interest? If it is to confirm that reality is stranger than it seems, it is. Nowadays, I most likely would not even react if I saw something myself. One Buddhist parable comes to mind:
A young monk had spent twenty years in solitary meditation, living in a cave beside a wide, rushing river. Through intense effort and severe discipline, he finally attained the supernatural power of levitation.
One day, a Zen master happened to come walking along the riverbank. Eager to show off the fruit of his decades of hard work, the monk walked out onto the water. With great composure, he stepped lightly from wave to wave until he reached the center of the roaring river, turned around, and walked back to the shore without getting his robes wet.
He looked at the Zen master with immense pride, expecting to be praised for his miraculous feat.
The master sighed, shook his head, and asked, "How long did it take you to master this skill?"
"Twenty years of intense meditation and practice!" the monk replied proudly.
The master pointed to a wooden ferry boat docked just a few yards away and said, "What a pity. The ferryman over there will take anyone across this river for just a small coin. You have wasted twenty years of your life to achieve something that is worth no more than a dime."
One day, a Zen master happened to come walking along the riverbank. Eager to show off the fruit of his decades of hard work, the monk walked out onto the water. With great composure, he stepped lightly from wave to wave until he reached the center of the roaring river, turned around, and walked back to the shore without getting his robes wet.
He looked at the Zen master with immense pride, expecting to be praised for his miraculous feat.
The master sighed, shook his head, and asked, "How long did it take you to master this skill?"
"Twenty years of intense meditation and practice!" the monk replied proudly.
The master pointed to a wooden ferry boat docked just a few yards away and said, "What a pity. The ferryman over there will take anyone across this river for just a small coin. You have wasted twenty years of your life to achieve something that is worth no more than a dime."
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