Talk:Bilocation

message: I understand the concept of bilocation and multi-location, but are there proper terms for "tri-"location; "quad"-location "sept"-location etc.? And I could be wrong, but I thought that "bi-"location refers only to being in (2) "two" places at the same time, and that "multi-"location was more than (1) "one" at the same time. "bi-" location refers to a limitation of "two" existences; and "multi-location" can be two, three, four etc; even up to infinitismal, because "multi-" means "many" is not limited to "two" as "bi" is so limited.  If I am correct about this, the beginning sentence is misleading.  I didn't think that in correct usage multi-location was interchangeable with "bi-"location.
You are right that bilocation cannot be interchange with multilocation. But bilocation is a subset of multilocation(every bilocation is multilocation but every multilocation is not bilocation). so bilocation is a type of multilocation. not same as multilocation.
Holyvincent (talk) 07:46, 21 June 2010 (UTC)
thread_title: Question

message: robert grave is novelist and a poet and refers to bilocation in his fictional works.
thus his mentions of the case are purely fictional and not factual.
if anyone has information about his factual work then please bring it.......
Moreover robert grave was the one who helped to publish many works of idries shah and probably his claims were the same claims of idries shah( who was expert in sufism and considered sufism to predate islam. wikipedia biography of idries shah  
Holyvincent (talk) 07:59, 21 June 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  robert grave and bilocation?? 

message: Anecdotal reports of bilocation are not confined to Catholic Christianity. The phenomena has been reported in the lives of numerous Indian Saints as well. Among modern spiritual adepts who allegedly have exhibited this phenomena are Ananda Moyi Ma, Ammachi, Lahiri Mahasaya and Swami Sri Yukteswar Giri. 
In the Hindu tradition, bilocation is considered an outward proof that the consciousness of the adept has expanded beyond the physical body.  The appearance of an identical physical form is said to be evidence that the person has attained a higher state of consciousness.  
Max Muller and other western scholars who have studied the Indian tradition question whether or not such phenomena are real, and suggest that bilocation and other extraordinary demonstrations may be due to "the dialogic process" or, the irrepressible miraculizing tendencies of devoted disciples.  
As with Catholic Saints, the number of witnesses is substantial, and in some cases includes sceptics and multiple witnesses.   
<AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A YOGI - Paramahansa Yogananda>
< RAMAKRISHNA AND HIS DISCIPLES - Christopher Isherwood>Aspendougy (talk) 01:28, 17 April 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  BILOCATION IN OTHER FAITHS AND SPIRITUAL TRADITIONS 

message: Regarding the  tag, the article on him in the Catholic Encyclopedia and the bio in WP do not mention this alleged event. Unless a cite is provided soon, the picture and caption should be deleted. PraeceptorIP (talk) 18:16, 15 June 2015 (UTC)
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