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Siddhi
See also
Bhaagvat Puraan, 11/12
(1) Accomplishing Moksh.
(2) Accomplishing prosperity.
(3) Attaining the goal.
(4) Power. There are 18 types of Siddhi, among them eight types of Siddhi are the
top most powers and they are with Bhagavaan Himself. They are - (1)
Animaa, (2) Mahimaa, (3) Laghimaa, (4) Praapti, (5) Praakaamya, (6)
Eeshitaa, (7) Vashitaa, and (8) Kaamaavasaayitaa. The other 10 Siddhi can be developed by following Sato
Gunee behavior. And the rest of the Siddhi can be achieved only by Yog.
Among
these eight Siddhi, which are with Bhagavaan Himself, the first three belong to the body. The 4th one, Praapti belongs
to Indriyaan. Praakaamya Siddhi can make one experience worldly and
Divine materials according to one's desire. To manage Maayaa and its
functions according to one's wish is Eeshitaa. Not to be attached with
pleasures, in spite of living amidst pleasures, is called Vashitaa. One
desires whatever pleasure, attaining it completely is called
Kaamvasaayitaa Siddhi. These eight Siddhi are with Bhagavaan naturally,
and to whomever He gives them, He gives them only partly.
There
are many other Siddhi also, for example,
(1) controlling over hunger and thirst;
(2) seeing the things at a very far distance;
(3) hearing something from a very far distance;
(4) appearing at some place with mind and body;
(5) assuming any form according to one's desire;
(6) entering in other's body;
(7) leaving the body whenever one wishes;
(8) to see Devtaa's play with Apsaraa;
(9) Siddhi of Sankalp (whatever one thinks, doing the same thing); and
(10) making all obey to himself without any hesitation.
These 10 Siddhi can be attained by
developing Sat Gun.
And the following five Siddhi can be attained
by a Yogee.
(1)
To know the events of past, present and future;
(2) victory over heat and cold, pleasure and sorrow, and love and jealousy;
(3) to read other's mind;
(4) to control the power of fire, Sun, water, poison etc; and
(5) not to be defeated by anybody.
There are 23 types of Siddhi,
The followings are called as Warrior Siddhi Powers -
(1) Trikaal-gritwa - Knowledge of the past, present and future.
(2) A-Dwandwa - Beyond Dwandwa (non-dualities - pleasure-pain,
cold-heat, soft-hard etc)
(3) Paraa-Chittadya-Abhigyaan - Knowledge of the dreams and the mind.
(4) Pratishtaamb - Control of effects of fire, wind, water,
poison, weapon and the Sun.
(5) A-Paraajaya - Always victorious, not to be able to be defeated.
The following 10 Siddhi are when one's heart begins to become
purify and flower -
(1) Anumeematwa - Hunger, thirst, grief, sorrow, infatuation, delusion
and the confusion of the mind, old
age and death do not harm the body.
(2) Door-Shravan - To hear, sitting at one place, speech from however
distant place.
(3) Dudarshan - Seeing simultaneously events and things in all the
realms.
(4) Manojav - The body can travel at the speed of though to any place.
(5) Kaam-Roop - To assume any form at will. Shapeshifting.
(6) Par-Kaayaa Pravesh - Ability to enter another's body, whether he is
dead or alive.
(7) Swachchhand Mrityu - To die at one's own will. Death having no
control over one.
(8) Sahakridaanu Darshan - To see the sports of gods in Heaven and have
capacity and prowess to
participate in it.
(9) Yathaa Sankalp Sansiddhi - To attain whatever is desired.
(10) Agyaa Pratihataagati - Whereby one's command and movement have no
obstruction.
The following 8 Siddhi are considered to be the highest Siddhi
Powers -
These eight types of Siddhi are the
top most powers and they are with Bhagavaan Himself.
(1) Animaa - The reduction of one's form up to an atom - invisibility.
(2) Mahimaa/Garimaa - One can make his body very heavy
(3) Laghimaa - One can make his body very light.
(4) Praapti - Ability to acquire objects of sense related to the
respective organs.
(5) Praakaashya - To see invisible things in other realms.
(6) Eeshitaa - To stimulate bodies and creatures, control of forces of
nature.
(7) Vashitaa - To have control over the senses. Not to be attached with
pleasures, in spite of living amidst
pleasures
(8) Yat Kaamamastadaa Vashyati - To obtain joy by willing it so. The
cessation of mystery or desire - this is considered to be the highest
state of bliss.
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