Mechanism of Meditation and the Human’s Plexus System for Acquiring Transcendental Powers
Mahesh Man Shrestha
Journal of Innovations in Medical Research June 1, 2024 DOI: 10.56397/jimr/2024.06.06 (opens in new tab)
Study at a glance
AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Peer reviewed |
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| Topics | Meditation |
| Key points | Meditation, by analogy with string theory, is said to enhance the mind's wavelength to infinity and unlock mystical abilities through purification of plexuses. |
Abstract
The process of meditation resembles the principles of string theory, wherein the individual’s unit or personal mind traverses through infinitesimal quantum strings, swiftly arriving at desired destinations. Meditation, being a construct of thoughts, facilitates the enhancement of the human mind’s wavelength to infinity, aligning it with higher planes and unlocking mystical abilities. Each plexus possesses unique propensities, expressed through vibrating words, dimensions, or vrittis. These plexuses emit specific sounds, termed acoustic roots, which exert control over corresponding physical organs. Spiritual practice involves the purification and regulation of these plexuses. Throughout history, certain ascetics or spiritual practitioners, commonly known as sadhus or babas, have reportedly attained miraculous powers and prolonged their lives beyond 250 years by energizing their plexus systems through meditation.