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A client asks: “The more advanced level of yoga practice is also called the Rainbow body, but for due purposes let’s call it the Rainbow body of light as in this level all the signs are showing up while the yogi is still alive. The process of dissolving into light might go really fast but, in most cases, it takes months to years to complete, all while remaining fully functional. It is also possible that the yogi who is in the middle of this process slows it down or is unable to continue the process and dies before the completion of the Rainbow body. This has been the case with most of the famous Siddhars. If the process is continued the body will start to shrink and shine real light over time until it reaches the size of a baby and then as a flash of bright rainbow light will disappear into emptiness forever. My understanding is that they go into deep meditation and purposefully leave their body during a moment of enlightenment. Their bodies, left behind, do not putrefy. Does Creator have any comments about this phenomenon?” Is this real and being perceived and described accurately?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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