Dispenza vs Time: Can the Mind Defeat Decay Like the Ancient Yogis?

Jatala Sadhu, also known as The Saint of Simhachalam, is a mythical and mysterious figure of India's spiritual world – a transcendent Master and Siddha Yogi, said to have been born in the year 1550 and who departed the earthly world on June 5, 1993, at the age of 443.

It is said that he had a spiritual connection with Sai Baba of Shirdi, the authentic Sai Baba (1838–1918), widely known for his divine wisdom and miraculous abilities.

Medical examinations reportedly conducted by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) are said to have confirmed that his age exceeded 400 years.

A unique physical characteristic of Jatala Sadhu was the presence of two rows of teeth in his mouth. The first row, worn down by time, was accompanied by a second, newly grown row – a phenomenon considered a sign of the immortal state achieved by ultra-spiritual Yogis after the age of 120.

During archaeological excavations in Orissa, the ruins of an ancient temple were uncovered, beneath which a subterranean chamber was found. Inside, the impeccably preserved body of a Yogi in deep meditation was discovered. Advanced Yogis voluntarily enter a state of deep Samadhi, suspending vital functions for centuries, without being trapped — they can move to other planes of existence, create multiple bodies, and appear in the world, while their original body remains unmoving in meditation.

Following his discovery, certain enlightened spiritual guides managed to bring him back from this state of suspended animation.

During one of his most renowned periods of ascetic practice, Jatala Sadhu is said to have remained seated on a tree branch for 12 consecutive years, chanting sacred mantras, without ever touching the ground.

Additionally, there is a report that for a period of 20 years, he took no food or water, surviving solely through breath and the absorption of spiritual energy (prana) from the air.

Tradition holds that Jatala Sadhu performed enormous amounts of ascetic spiritual practice, comparable to those of Shriman Tapasviji, another mythical ascetic of Indian tradition.

He was a Master of "inner alchemy" – an occult spiritual process aimed at the sanctification and deification of the material body, through mystical techniques rooted in deep faith in the Divine Forces that permeate the universe and reside within the human being.

Jatala Sadhu resided for a time at the Holy Temple of Simhachalam, where he spiritually collaborated with Sri Amritananda Natha Saraswati.

The vibrational frequency of his presence was so high that not everyone was allowed to approach him. The existence of such Great Saints is believed to purify and uplift Humanity, simply by their presence on Earth.

Dr. Dispenza says it all in Becoming Supernatural.

Becoming Supernatural by Dr. Joe Dispenza is a popular self-improvement book that combines neuroscience, epigenetics, quantum physics, and spirituality. Its goal is to teach readers how to reprogram their body and mind in order to transcend their apparent limitations and create a new personal reality.

Our thoughts, emotions, and habits create our “personal reality.” To become “supernatural,” we must release the old emotional patterns that bind us to the past.

He adopts an approach based on quantum physics, suggesting that we live in a universe of infinite possibilities. When we align with elevated emotions (such as love, gratitude, joy), we can attract the reality we desire.

Through meditation and breathwork, he proposes achieving a coherence between the heart and the brain. When this occurs, the body becomes more harmonious and receptive to change and healing.

A key element is the use of deep meditation techniques to activate the pineal gland (also known as the “third eye”), which he associates with mystical experiences and inner healing.

He combines scientific principles with ancient energy systems, showing how we can balance and align our energy centers to promote healing and transformation.

Thus, everything leads back to you — to the Source.

Ancient wisdom, scientific approach… all unite.