Indian Saint on Bed of Fire ~ Unharmed?

I've seen this vide several times.  Every time I see it, I look to see how this was faked.  What do you think?  Do you think this is faked or real?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cI01ZY9vlQ

kardecian wrote:I've seen this vide several times.  Every time I see it, I look to see how this was faked.  What do you think?  Do you think this is faked or real?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cI01ZY9vlQ

That looks real to me.  I read a book called Recovering the Ancient Magic and it talked about fire walking.  It mentioned mysticism in India.

ameliorate wrote:My first thought in watching the video is that there seemed a colossal amount of smoke for the
small fire starting below.  It made me wonder if the wood was very wet!  As the clothes started
to catch fire he rose up. So...it did not fill me with wonder.

Skylarker mentioned firewalking but this is walking across hot coals barefoot.  It has been shown
that walking quickly will not be so unbearable...it is often done for charity and requires mind over
matter, i.e. conquering the fear.

My guess is that there's a natural explanation to it.  From my learning, I know that the spirits use natural laws to manifest.  To the incarnate eye spirit activity can appear miraculous. But, in reality, there are no manifest miracles.  Spirit Law and Natural Law are one and the same.  It's just that we don't necessarily understand all of the Natural Laws.  So, even if this is a 'miracle', there's a natural explanation to it.

Are you OK Indian, after fire huntin'?


I think he yawned it, sayin' hi, unique.




Maybe he's sweet that way, maybe it was their birthday.





I'm like 'it wooded like a dog, I a clash cause I'm home turfed'.

Here's that book I was talking about above.  It covers fire walking, lava walking and that sort of thing.  It's a really interesting book.  It could help explain that video you posted.
http://www.lulu.com/shop/max-freedom-long/huna-recovering-the-ancient-magic/paperback/product-22053175.html

skylarker wrote:Here's that book I was talking about above.  It covers fire walking, lava walking and that sort of thing.  It's a really interesting book.  It could help explain that video you posted.
http://www.lulu.com/shop/max-freedom-long/huna-recovering-the-ancient-magic/paperback/product-22053175.html

That book looks interesting.   I might have to order it.

I left Youtube on after watching the fire video, and it showed a video of Hindu statues drinking milk. It said in 1995, in Hindu communities all over the world, religious statues drank up to a liter of milk.
I believe in this. I think the world is full of things we don't understand. I remember a few years ago, hearing about many many statues of the Virgin Mary that cried.
I think some of these events exist in connection with preventing the type of world wide disasters that some people have said could happen.
  I think the Hindu statues are normally given offerings. When they accepted the extraordinary offerings of milk, there might have been an extraordinary danger for the world.

I remember my uncle telling me about the firewalker.    Walking on red hot coals.
He was stationed in the area at that time....he checked everything he could find but found nothing to disprove  the fact that it was not false.....

Joan xx

GypsyDream wrote:I left Youtube on after watching the fire video, and it showed a video of Hindu statues drinking milk. It said in 1995, in Hindu communities all over the world, religious statues drank up to a liter of milk.
I believe in this. I think the world is full of things we don't understand. I remember a few years ago, hearing about many many statues of the Virgin Mary that cried.
I think some of these events exist in connection with preventing the type of world wide disasters that some people have said could happen.
  I think the Hindu statues are normally given offerings. When they accepted the extraordinary offerings of milk, there might have been an extraordinary danger for the world.

I've seen videos on the milk miracle before.  I this really happened. I like your thought that perhaps it happened because of a extraordinary danger in the world at that time.

SpiritVoices wrote:I remember my uncle telling me about the firewalker.    Walking on red hot coals.
He was stationed in the area at that time....he checked everything he could find but found nothing to disprove  the fact that it was not false.....

Joan xx

Yes, fire walking is a proven fact.  There's also lava walking (in Hawaii and Polynesia).

His cloak, which presumably was made of cotton, only singed, suggesting something was afoot ...