Bending Spoons By Staring - The Amazing Power of Your Attention. Dear Friend,
A bent spoon may be of no use to anyone.
But for many years the Israeli-British illusionist and magician, Uri Geller, entertained baffled audiences all over the world by bending spoons simply by staring hard at them.
You may not be able to do this yourself - in any case Uri Geller was using tricks of illusion - but with kundalini meditation when you 'stare hard' (focused attention) at something it can act on that thing.
It's as if the vibes carried by your attention create little ripples on the surface of reality that touch and change whatever you're focused on.
Where most people notice it working is when they're worried about something or someone, or have some other personal challenge, and then put this into meditation and notice how things work out in unexpected ways.
So you get results far better than a bent spoon. More below.
Also below: vibrated water is medicine - 5 signs you're not getting enough of even ordinary water; also, how to look after your eyes and perhaps get a sparkle in them.
Best wishesP. PS. Photo collage of Sahaja yoga around the world, further down. |
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