Yogasiddhi of bringing a material object from a distant place and sending it back

- Unseen Vishwa-Devesh Mehta

- 'I wish my diary was here. I could record in it my experiences and knowledge acquired from the Guru.'

Yo Gasiddhi makes even the seemingly impossible possible. Among the many types of yogasiddhis, one achievement is to move any object from one place to another instantly without space-time lag. The occult science calls it teleportation or quantum teleportation. Possessors of this power can bring the object from any remote place in the world with their will in less than a moment and thus can send the object they have to any remote place.

India's great yogi, Swami Ram, showed amazing experiments of yoga power to American physiologists. In 1971, Swami Ram also established the headquarters of an institute called 'The Himalayan Institute' on the steep hills of the Pocono Mountains in northeastern Pennsylvania, USA. Where meditation and yoga training is offered and self-transformation programs are held. People from all over the world come there to take training in Kriya Yoga, Hatha Yoga, stress relief, self control, bio-feed back etc.

Yogi Swami Ram mentions the power of such 'teleportation' in his book 'Living with the Himalayan Masters'. Swami Ram writes in the chapter 'My Mahaguru in Holy Tibet' - 'One day after two and a half months of yoga and spiritual studies with my Mahaguru I was sitting outside our cave thinking about my diary in which I record my experiences.' 'I wish my diary was here. I could record in it my experiences and knowledge acquired from the Guru.' My Mahaguru knew my thoughts with his yoga power and called me to him and said - I can bring your diary here right now. Do you want it now? I replied - 'Yes Gurudev, I need it very much. Also need some pencils.' My diary was kept at Bhawali Sanatorium near the hills of Nainital in North India. The second I agreed to bring the diary, Mahaguru said - 'Take your diary and pencils.' I saw my 475-page big diary in which I had scribbled on a few pages and three pencils in front of me!

Louis Jacoliette, the chief justice of France, was thus initially an atheist and a rationalist. He considered miracles to be illusions or manipulations. He also did not believe in Yogasiddhis. But after meeting some yogis of India and after seeing, testing and experiencing the events themselves, they came to believe in it. He also wrote a book on Religion and Yoga in India describing the miracles of such yoga siddhis. One of the miracles of such yogasiddhi was related to teleportation. A Yogi named Govindaswami told him that even the remotest thing can be manifested here right now by Yoga Shakti. Chief Justice Louis Jacolliet called on him to prove it. 'You reveal something special that is big in my house.' A moment later a beautiful flute fell in front of him. As soon as he saw it he realized that it was his very favorite flute which had been gifted to him by a king. There was beautiful craftsmanship on the flute. He kept the flute wrapped in a cloth in a closet in his room. After some time, when he went to his house and opened the cupboard, he found the same garment lying there, but the wrapped flute was not there. The same original flute that Yogi Govindaswamy had revealed was placed back in its original place by him.

In Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA, there is a small town called Wrenham (Eachharchus). Which is about 51 km south of Boston. is far away Dr. living there. Larkin had a maid named Jenny working in the house. Jeni could also bring to her those hundreds of miles away with her will, and send what she possessed to a distant place. Dr. Larkin heard this. He had no faith in such a thing. But many people spoke about this, so he invited Jenny to use her power. He also invited other rationalist friends, scientists.

Then all of them together made a special shaped piece of iron Dr. Placed on Larkin's kitchen platform. All the windows and doors of the kitchen were tightly closed and sealed. Then all of them came and sat in the drawing room with Jani. He asked Jenny to bring the piece of iron on the kitchen platform in front of them all in an instant by sheer force of will.

Jeni sat in meditation and slowly started chanting some mantras. After a moment or two, he lifted a piece of cloth placed on the table, and under it lay a specially shaped piece of iron which he had placed on the platform, marked with that mark. Everyone stood up and saw that the door of the drawing room was closed. The kitchen door was closed. The lock on his door was closed. All the windows were tightly closed with their seals intact. He opened the lock and went to the kitchen and saw that the piece of iron he had placed on the platform was missing. In the second phase of the experiment, Dr. Larkin and his friends called on Jenny to return the piece of iron to the locked kitchen to the locksmith. Jenny had done that too. The piece disappeared from everyone's eyes. When the kitchen door was opened, the same piece of iron was lying on the platform!