Brief
Bilocation
The claims the writer was given for Bilocation, in the order they were given.
1
During the Later Stage of out-of-body research, Robert Monroe experienced a complete awareness of "near bi-location" on two separate occasions, a state of full consciousness with full sensory awareness of physical surroundings while the self was "one notch away."
“The only other significant effect recorded was the occurrence at two separate times of a complete awareness of “near bi-location.” This was full consciousness at a level where full sensory awareness of physical surroundings was active, yet the self was “one notch away.””
Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch26:22480-22744 observation first hand
2
On both occasions of "near bi-location" during the Later Stage of out-of-body research, Robert Monroe required a deliberate decision to integrate completely back into the physical environment.
“On both occasions, it required a deliberate decision to integrate completely into the physical environment.”
Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch26:22751-22846 observation first hand
3
The powers described by different religious traditions of siddhis and their equivalents include healing, levitation, instantaneous movement and/or bilocation.
“While many different powers are described by the different religions, they all include healing, levitation, instantaneous movement and/or bilocation.”
The Fourth Mind 2025-01-15 ch15:17525-17663 observation
4
Whitley Strieber states he has not personally witnessed clairvoyance, clairaudience, or bilocation, nor does he know of any record of anyone else doing so.
“I haven’t witnessed them, nor do I know of any record of anybody else doing so.”
The Fourth Mind 2025-01-15 ch21:8197-8273 testimony first hand
5
The Buddha was said to be able to both bilocate and levitate.
“In the east, the sage Vyasa, author and narrator of the Mahabharata, was said to be able to both bilocate and levitate, as was the Buddha.”
The Fourth Mind 2025-01-15 ch22:14344-14475 hearsay
6
In the eastern tradition, the sage Vyasa, author and narrator of the Mahabharata, was said to be able to both bilocate and levitate.
“In the east, the sage Vyasa, author and narrator of the Mahabharata, was said to be able to both bilocate and levitate, as was the Buddha.”
The Fourth Mind 2025-01-15 ch22:14344-14475 hearsay
7
Maria of Agreda was noted as a bilocator.
“Maria of Agreda, who was also a noteworthy bilocator”
The Fourth Mind 2025-01-15 ch22:22077-22120 administrative
8
Mary of Agreda bilocated across the ocean to New Mexico.
“she bilocated to New Mexico that's right exactly across the ocean right”
The Terrible Truth About the Visitors - Whitley Strieber | ep. 96 2026-07-24 01:59:25.0-01:59:29.1 testimony
9
Chris Ramsay raises bilocation - being in and out of the body at the same time - as an alternative explanation for out-of-body experiences.
“or bi-locating ... you know who who says i can't be in and out of my body at the same time”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:08:40.0-02:08:44.9 opinion first hand