What siddhis/superpowers do you have?

[Jowblob]

Out of curiosity what superpowers/siddhis did you guys achieve or realize after contemplating consciousness. Or perhaps what siddhis/superpowers have you been given?

Some siddhis that i have heard from forum members: Putting parfum on clothes, removing scratches from objects etc.

I am asking this because i want to know what is possible for my future development.

Edited 21 hours ago by Jowblob

[Hojo]

When I sweat instead of stinky BO, I smell like an old person. It took a couple lifetimes to achieve.

yayanānā banānā  siddhi

Edited 14 hours ago by Hojo

[theoneandnone]

I can close my eyes and make the whole world disappear! OOGA BOOGA!

[Malkom]

I noticed that it's just an observation, a mere version. When someone talks about superpowers, it probably means there's still this spark of the “inner child” burning within them, which is closest to what we call “God.” Remember how in the Bible it says, “Only those who are like children will enter the kingdom of heaven.”

Moreover, it shows that a person wants to transcend limitations, they understand they're not just their body. It's more accurate to say that they are both their body and something greater than merely being a body.

However, there’s another childishly immature position here. If you want real-world development, truly create something impossible or perfect—something so breathtakingly amazing—you must first accept reality as it is, be honest with yourself and with reality. Only by working with tangible things can you achieve something genuinely valuable, interesting, and truthful.

My personal stance on superpowers at this moment is purely subjective. If you're fixated solely on them, it might seem somewhat juvenile. Why do I think so? Because there are far cooler and more fascinating things out there. But if we're going to continue discussing superpowers anyway, let me allow myself to dream for a bit. I'd love to have Super Intelligence and Super Imagination, where even our current concept of “God” seems primitive. Imagine an ant's consciousness suddenly becoming human-like but then reverting back to an ant while retaining some of that experience (not all because an ant's brain can't hold onto a human memory). Another superpower would be the ability to ignite people's hearts, like performing a magic trick and seeing people go, “Wow, how did you do that?” ahahaa 

Yes, superpowers are quite intriguing, why not indulge when appropriate?

And one last observation: when someone talks about superpowers, chances are everything is alright with them—it means your mind is active. This topic wouldn't interest you if you were depressed or life had severely disappointed you. So, what's most important here is connecting with your spirit. That's your primary superpower. The rest will follow naturally; it'll guide you itself. You're already living through it now, but the spirit will affirm you in reality and honesty. There's no need to play roles or pretend to be something you're not. Even when playing social roles, you're doing so from a place of authenticity, bringing depth, variety, freedom, and openness into your actions.

[Malkom]

Accepting reality as it is is important for several reasons:

A foundation for development: A true understanding of the world around us provides a solid foundation for any action and achievement. Without a clear perception of reality, it is difficult to move forward effectively and consciously.
Self-awareness: Being honest with oneself helps one recognize one's own limitations and strengths. This allows one to direct one's efforts where they will bring the greatest benefit.
Practicality: Many abilities and achievements become possible by working within existing conditions and resources. Ignoring the real situation makes it difficult to realize one's plans.
Mindfulness: Only by understanding and accepting reality can we clearly see paths for our further growth and change. Mindfulness opens access to inner resources and inspiration.
Mental health: Accepting reality reduces stress and anxiety because it eliminates the internal conflict between expectations and reality. This creates favorable conditions for harmonious personal growth.
Thus, accepting reality is a prerequisite for the full development of abilities at any level, including superpowers.

[Salvijus]

I can shoot lazer beams from my hotdog. 

[Ramasta9]

if i told you you wouldn't believe me so I rather not say

What I will say is that the greatest super power you can ever discover is inner-peace, focus on peace, be peaceful, do your best.

Namaste 

[Salvijus]

2 minutes ago, Ramasta9 said:

What I will say is that the greatest super power you can ever discover is inner-peace, focus on peace, be peaceful, do your best.

Also the power of friendship. Very powerful. 

Edited 7 hours ago by Salvijus

[Jowblob]

5 hours ago, Malkom said:

I noticed that it's just an observation, a mere version. When someone talks about superpowers, it probably means there's still this spark of the “inner child” burning within them, which is closest to what we call “God.” Remember how in the Bible it says, “Only those who are like children will enter the kingdom of heaven.”

Moreover, it shows that a person wants to transcend limitations, they understand they're not just their body. It's more accurate to say that they are both their body and something greater than merely being a body.

However, there’s another childishly immature position here. If you want real-world development, truly create something impossible or perfect—something so breathtakingly amazing—you must first accept reality as it is, be honest with yourself and with reality. Only by working with tangible things can you achieve something genuinely valuable, interesting, and truthful.

My personal stance on superpowers at this moment is purely subjective. If you're fixated solely on them, it might seem somewhat juvenile. Why do I think so? Because there are far cooler and more fascinating things out there. But if we're going to continue discussing superpowers anyway, let me allow myself to dream for a bit. I'd love to have Super Intelligence and Super Imagination, where even our current concept of “God” seems primitive. Imagine an ant's consciousness suddenly becoming human-like but then reverting back to an ant while retaining some of that experience (not all because an ant's brain can't hold onto a human memory). Another superpower would be the ability to ignite people's hearts, like performing a magic trick and seeing people go, “Wow, how did you do that?” ahahaa 

Yes, superpowers are quite intriguing, why not indulge when appropriate?

And one last observation: when someone talks about superpowers, chances are everything is alright with them—it means your mind is active. This topic wouldn't interest you if you were depressed or life had severely disappointed you. So, what's most important here is connecting with your spirit. That's your primary superpower. The rest will follow naturally; it'll guide you itself. You're already living through it now, but the spirit will affirm you in reality and honesty. There's no need to play roles or pretend to be something you're not. Even when playing social roles, you're doing so from a place of authenticity, bringing depth, variety, freedom, and openness into your actions.

The quote about becoming a child again to get closer to god is somewhat true, because the purity and a change of mind that doesnt limit is what is needed to raise in consciousness. If you're gonna put limitations on yourself or let the beliefs of the enviroment do that too, you're not gonna come far.

It is all fun and jokes right now for people in the comments that currently don't understand, but eventually all of you will go through immense suffering and surrendering if you didn't put any work to get closer to god.

 

Also there is a rule on this forum that if you're gonna use chatgpt, you should notify other users. Just letting you know, as your posts are kinda annoying

Edited 7 hours ago by Jowblob

[Kuba Powiertowski]

I smile. Sometimes.

[Malkom]

@Jowblob  I don't use a chatbot, and even if I do, it usually agrees with my opinion unless specifically asked to disagree. So, it doesn't even expand on my understanding; the most it can do is highlight nuances.

Edited 7 hours ago by Malkom

[Malkom]

@Jowblob Perhaps that's why it feels like I'm chatting with a GPT . I use an English translator, and it sometimes distorts things a bit.