on 10/17/05 11:34 PM, authfriend at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> 
>> Even now though, when Maharishi and others talk about it, they
>> imply that something other than muscular thrust is causing the body
>> to lift up, i.e., that Newtonian physics is being defied, which it
>> isn't.
> 
> What do you think accounts for the phenomenon that
> some people *appear* not to be exerting enough
> muscular effort to hop as high and as far as they
> do?  I hop like a Mack truck myself, but I've seen
> folks hop in a way that just doesn't seem right to
> my kinesthetic sense of how people move in relation
> to their weight.

Ever see Michael Jordan play basketball in his prime? A physically fit
person can make moves that appear to defy gravity, but don't. I do believe
people can levitate and even that people in the TM movement may have done so
momentarily on rare occasions, but I doubt it has ever happened regularly in
group flying sessions. There was an old guy named Elliot who was a plumber
at MIU-CNL in DC and later at MUM. A friend of mine, whom I believe, told me
that Elliot went through a phase when he first got the sidhis where he was
levitating a lot. Couldn't even sit on the toilet sometimes without floating
into the air. My friend said he saw him (not necessarily the toilet episode)
and took pictures. I'll see if I can get them, scan them, and post them.




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