Power to See Beyond an Obstacle
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The ability to see across any obstacles is one of the powers that expresses as a side effect of the initiation. From the Space of Oneness with the Whole, the vision expands from the immediate, to more and more towards the Whole. Obstacles becomes irrelevant. Just like how in the current vision, everything is only an object in the range of vision, not an obstacle, similarly, with the expanded vision of the Third Eye, even walls and barriers are just another object, not an obstacle limiting the vision. The vision goes beyond all objects.
Experience of Seeing Beyond Obstacles
“I have experienced such wonderful things whenever Swamiji initiated us into the Third Eye powers like finding lost articles, body scanning, seeing distant objects and seeing through objects. Out of the blue, I would just tell people, ‘I know I can see, just go and check there’. I would either do it in the side or in the front, or sometimes diagonally and whatever side I see, I’m able to see more, much more than what I can see with just my two eyes. I experience so much of bliss that I cannot comprehend what is going on. I

don't feel that there is a need or a reason to fake it. When I try it I always end up finding a lost object. I don't know how, I close my eyes and see exactly where it is. And when I go check, it is there or somewhere near that area. I just feel I can just do it. There's so much in me, so much of possibility, that I can just hold on to Swamiji and express anything I want.
One kid actually asked me, she had lost one of her precious stones. So I just closed my eyes and I looked in and I just made a will, “Let me see what He is showing me”. And I saw a place somewhere in our dormitory in a small corner. And I told her ‘What I’m able to see is white tiled and kind of a greyish wall and it is near a door. And she actually went there and it was near one of her lockers. Like this I have seen many things.”
- Ma Nithya Maheshwarananda, 13 years old, Nithyananda Gurukul℠ student

