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Do Buddhists get so deep in meditation they float?
Meditation does not impact the laws of gravitation - so no, meditating Buddhists don't levitate.
Can you levitate?
When meditating some Buddhists can (supposedly - but never scientifically established). Of course there are some recreational places where you go into an enclosure that blows air from the bottom enough to levitate you. It is also possible to levitate things through magnetic forces - such as that used for mag-lev trains.
Can you levitate yourself?
Yes, you can levitate by soldering electromagnets to your shoes, and then activating them while over a metal surface. Be careful when attempting this.
How would you use 'meditating' in a sentence?
in my church we were meditating in prayer to keep my pastors in well being while they were away
Can you listen to music while meditating?
Absolutely Not it will misalign your chi.
What should be thought while meditating?
you should think about a farm
In what direction should one face when meditating?
It doesn't matter which direction you face while meditating. It doesn't matter how you sit, what you wear or when you meditate.
Why was Saint Joseph of Cupertino the patron saint of paratroopers aviators and Airborne?
When Joseph was praying, meditating or saying Mass he would frequently go into a trance-like state and actually levitate. He is known as the 'Flying Priest.'
Are you allowed to fart while meditating?
no it is not mindful - real name devon
Should you wear a blindfold while meditating?
That's up to you. The wise man would say that it is better to learn to see only with the inner eye when meditating - if at all.
Why is it hard to relax during meditation?
If you are noticing you are tense while meditating, simply notice the tension. Accept it from your heart. The key while meditating is to be a non-judgmental observer. Notice, be present, and accept. Do not try to change or fix anything.
What rhymes with levitate?
Some words that rhyme with "levitate" are "decorate," "meditate," and "elaborate."
