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Claudius

Just thought I would share this very interesting video.
I'm assuming he is using some sort of energy manipulation technique to keep his temperature high.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=madoDvtKEes
Just thought I would share this very interesting video. I'm assuming he is using some sort of energy manipulation technique to keep his temperature high. http://youtube.com/watch?v=madoDvtKEes

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

SheepKing

Why not biofeedback?
Why not biofeedback?

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

Claudius

Yea that could be it as well.
Yea that could be it as well.

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

Claudius

Yea that could be it as well.
Yea that could be it as well.

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

DigGil

I can do something similar but with heat temperature. And it's interesting he said that is ability have to do with mind, just like I do. I think it works thanks to the Law of Atraction.
I can do something similar but with heat temperature. And it's interesting he said that is ability have to do with mind, just like I do. I think it works thanks to the Law of Atraction.

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

Claudius

A did a little bit more research on this topic.
As it turns out, Wim Hof (The man in this video), is using a Tibetan discipline known as G-tummo; meaning "inner fire." It is actually only part of a whole series of a Buddhist meditation in tibet.
The heat which is produced by this meditation is only a small side effect. The meditation itself serves a much a bigger purpose.
Many Buddhist monks practise this everyday, however Wim Hof is the only non-monk known that seems to have mastered this skill. That means just about anybody can do it given the right circumstances.
I will look more into it and post more information about it.
Winter is just around the corner, so this is a good time for me to try research and experiment with various techniques.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tummo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wim_Hof
http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=15688
Any help will greatly be appreciated.
A did a little bit more research on this topic. As it turns out, Wim Hof (The man in this video), is using a Tibetan discipline known as G-tummo; meaning "inner fire." It is actually only part of a whole series of a Buddhist meditation in tibet. The heat which is produced by this meditation is only a small side effect. The meditation itself serves a much a bigger purpose. Many Buddhist monks practise this everyday, however Wim Hof is the only non-monk known that seems to have mastered this skill. That means just about anybody can do it given the right circumstances. I will look more into it and post more information about it. Winter is just around the corner, so this is a good time for me to try research and experiment with various techniques. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tummo http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wim_Hof http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=15688 Any help will greatly be appreciated.

Posted 4 years, 3 months ago

deathsmessenger

PK- my theiry...
Brain waves, that, through training can in flict movments.
Also, "magnetic fields"
PK- my theiry... Brain waves, that, through training can in flict movments. Also, "magnetic fields"

Posted 4 years, 3 months ago

jack

If you look closely on this link provided by Claudius, the picture with "iceman' meditating he sits in a position that's called a double lotus, I think...
Anyways I only used to do that and can only keep that position up for 5min back then, can't even do it AT ALL now...
That position are used for meditation for a lot of monks =p And it's kinda painful, for me, feel free to try it.
If you are already doing that for meditation then I guess you are just really good =p, feel free to share that with me.
the mount Everest thingy...
If you look closely on this link provided by Claudius, the picture with "iceman' meditating he sits in a position that's called a double lotus, I think... Anyways I only used to do that and can only keep that position up for 5min back then, can't even do it AT ALL now... That position are used for meditation for a lot of monks =p And it's kinda painful, for me, feel free to try it. If you are already doing that for meditation then I guess you are just really good =p, feel free to share that with me. [url=http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=15688]the mount Everest thingy...[/url]

Last edited by jack, 4 years, 3 months ago
Posted 4 years, 3 months ago

Atrum

Perhaps this could esily be achieved with a form of Bioknesis? But the meditation thing sounds more logical.
Perhaps this could esily be achieved with a form of Bioknesis? But the meditation thing sounds more logical.

Posted 4 years, 3 months ago

jack

the position I do for meditation might be different from others. I put my right leg on top of my left leg, both put out horizontally... It might hurt a little at first, and also when you try to stand up, but the pain subside when you starting to gather energy or even enter a trance. This position helps to clear your mind and your legs feels kinda cool and sweet while doing it(I can't really describe it, feels like a cool numbness and small static bouncing on my leg, the static is cool, and it gets comfortable(comfortable as in relaxing and like a cool massage)when I say "sweet") I think a lot of people meditate this way but I'm not that sure about it, so feel free to tell me how you do it.
I feel like my post should go under meditation...
the position I do for meditation might be different from others. I put my right leg on top of my left leg, both put out horizontally... It might hurt a little at first, and also when you try to stand up, but the pain subside when you starting to gather energy or even enter a trance. This position helps to clear your mind and your legs feels kinda cool and sweet while doing it(I can't really describe it, feels like a cool numbness and small static bouncing on my leg, the static is cool, and it gets comfortable(comfortable as in relaxing and like a cool massage)when I say "sweet") I think a lot of people meditate this way but I'm not that sure about it, so feel free to tell me how you do it. I feel like my post should go under meditation...

Posted 4 years, 2 months ago

Amaroq

That wikipedia entry said something about dissipating energy for superficial pleasure. I'm curious about that, because I've absorbed energy into my own body because it felt good, and can even make the same type of pleasure wash over me as if I'd drawn energy in, but without taking it in first. (Just more difficult to do.)
It makes me wonder if these Buddhists really know something about this energy thing we talk about and practice.
That wikipedia entry said something about dissipating energy for superficial pleasure. I'm curious about that, because I've absorbed energy into my own body because it felt good, and can even make the same type of pleasure wash over me as if I'd drawn energy in, but without taking it in first. (Just more difficult to do.) It makes me wonder if these Buddhists really know something about this energy thing we talk about and practice.

Posted 4 years, 2 months ago

Amaroq

Don't mean to double post, but after reading wikipedia in regards to the yogas, my interest was piqued by the Yoga of Inner Fire, the practice that this guy's temperature boosting is similar to, I think someone said. Already having experience in energy work, I decided to basically try out the basic idea behind this yoga of inner fire. Instead of gathering energy in my chest, I attempted to generate a feeling of warmth, an "inner fire" of sorts in my chest, while out-doors in chilly weather. The funny thing is, it worked. If I could keep the "inner fire" going and spread it to my limbs (particularly my arms, as I was in a short sleeved shirt), I did not feel cold.
Don't mean to double post, but after reading wikipedia in regards to the yogas, my interest was piqued by the Yoga of Inner Fire, the practice that this guy's temperature boosting is similar to, I think someone said. Already having experience in energy work, I decided to basically try out the basic idea behind this yoga of inner fire. Instead of gathering energy in my chest, I attempted to generate a feeling of warmth, an "inner fire" of sorts in my chest, while out-doors in chilly weather. The funny thing is, it worked. If I could keep the "inner fire" going and spread it to my limbs (particularly my arms, as I was in a short sleeved shirt), I did not feel cold.

Posted 4 years, 2 months ago

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