Magic
Swami Ji writes also about magic in his blog. He does not believe in magic if you think that magic means you can do something apart of what the rules of physics allow. You cannot materialize gold for the rich and ashes for the poor. If you could, why would you not materialize bread?
You cannot levitate. Have you not seen the hundreds of proves that anybody levitating was just a fraud, sitting on a platform connected with earth or using mirrors for tricking?
No, Swami Ji writes also about the magic that he believes in: the magic of love, the magic of nature, the magic of just being here and alive.
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| Swami Ji writes about TV channels which show programs of fortune telling, of card reading and other ways of making people confused. |
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| Swami Ji writes about black magic and asks how educated people in the west can believe in materializing and in spells. |
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| Swami Ji talks about an event in the Kindergarten and about a link exchange request that he received to the website of someone selling love spells. |
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| Swami ji writes about love spells and rituals that some people sell on the Internet. Others want to buy and even ask Swami ji for spells. True love however works without spells. |
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| Swami Ji talks about people who use cheap tricks to make others believe that they are saints or great gurus. Materializing love should be our aim. |
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