Ah, what you are talking about is something entirely different. I sort of touch on it in my latest Exopolitician post “the cosmic script symbol which equates to the transcendental inter-dimensional traveller”.

https://exopolitician.wordpress.com/2016/01/08/the-lottery-has-been-compromised-by-31/

This is an impossibility for humans. Our gene structure is too low vibrational, but “transcendentalism” might go some way to bridging the gap. The Gnostics had exercises to fuse with nature that defied what we understand as “reality”.

But, the one that really got me was this one below. because it was so unespected :

Susan Boyle – Britains Got Talent 2009 Episode 1 – Saturday 11th April | HD High Quality
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxPZh4AnWyk

Bodhi….what? I probably know of him, but grey matter’s playin’ after too much Christmas pie.

Did you know that Mongolia simply means “great” and years ago there weren’t no bloody Chinese there (er nothing agin’ my Asiian friends). What I mean I is they didn’t speak the lingo & “Vedism” was pretty much is…until that long haired Oriental, Zoroaster, came along and mucked things up.

On a more serious note, I think “believing the bullshit” is the antipathy of what Jon & the Tibetans were about. Believing in objective goals, yes….shoot for the stars, but always be mindful of self-aggrandizement. The best way to avoid narcissism is to dismiss your finest achievements.

The irony is: as good as one thinks one is, when meek, improvement is limitless…..!

I think he is talking about Bonpo shaman, they are more Mongolian than vedic-arayan. I’m sure there is influence.
They were training their minds since birth, add to that fact, they were drinking vast amount of reindeer urine. They could conjure up all kinds of wonderful things.
Do you know the story of Milarepa; the green bodhisattva? He was a bonpo wizard.

“The Tibetans, by my appraisal of your version, are saying that first you must apply without limit and then you must have the discipline to dismiss the finished article. ”
– The Ozmander

I think its something about believing in your own bullshit.
I think we all have our vision of a god or a diety. Witnessing all seven billion of them materilized through imagination here on our little planet would be…I am still searching for a word to describe that.
I think there is something to be said about that old adage Oz; “If you ever meet the Buddha on the road, kill him please.”

Here’s one since you don’t like those awful singing shows…they are bad. This one is in the style the great Billie Holiday; now that broad could sing.

https://youtu.be/2da7N6ADm9s

unconscious is the key to rule the so called “law of attraction”
and this splits in two: either you feel a desire so huge that can erase all your sub-conscious to it’s tiniest bit to re-create or you can go get yourself a “hypnotist” or shrink, or someone who can alter your sub. Best way and easiest way is to desire something huge, imagine something huge, crazy-like, or imagination as Jon puts it. Creating your own hypnosis. Why depend on someone else? everyone can create their own, deepest selves without therapist. Trial&error is the key.

at·tract
əˈtrakt/
verb
verb: attract; 3rd person present: attracts; past tense: attracted; past participle: attracted; gerund or present participle: attracting
cause to come to a place or participate in a venture by offering something of interest, favorable conditions, or opportunities.
“a campaign to attract more visitors to West Virginia”
evoke (a specified reaction).
“I did not want to attract attention”
cause (someone) to have a liking for or interest in something.
“I was attracted to the idea of working for a ballet company”
synonyms: entice, allure, lure, tempt, charm, win over, woo, engage, enthrall, enchant, entrance, captivate, beguile, bewitch, seduce
“he was attracted by her smile”
antonyms: repel
cause (someone) to have a sexual or romantic interest in someone.
“it was her beauty that attracted him”
exert a force on (an object) that is directed toward the source of the force.
“the negatively charged ions attract particles of dust”
synonyms: draw, pull; magnetize
“positive ions are attracted to the negatively charged terminal”
antonyms: repel
Origin

late Middle English: from Latin attract- ‘drawn near,’ from the verb attrahere, from ad- ‘to’ + trahere ‘draw.’
Translate attract to
Use over time for: attract

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re·pel
rəˈpel/
verb
verb: repel; 3rd person present: repels; past tense: repelled; past participle: repelled; gerund or present participle: repelling
1.
drive or force (an attack or attacker) back or away.
“government units sought to repel the rebels”
synonyms: fight off, repulse, drive back/away, force back, beat back, push back; hold off, ward off, keep at bay; archaicrebut
“the rebels were repelled”
(of a magnetic pole or electric field) force (something similarly magnetized or charged) away from itself.
“electrically charged objects attract or repel one another”
(of a substance) resist mixing with or be impervious to (another substance).
“boots with good-quality leather uppers to repel moisture”
synonyms: be impervious to, be impermeable to, keep out, resist, be ——proof
“the coating will repel water”
2.
be repulsive or distasteful to.
“she was repelled by the permanent smell of drink on his breath”
synonyms: revolt, disgust, repulse, sicken, nauseate, turn someone’s stomach, be repulsive, be distasteful, be repugnant; informalturn off, gross out
“the thought of kissing him repelled me”
3.
formal
refuse to accept (something, especially an argument or theory).
“the alleged right of lien led by the bankrupt’s attorney was repelled”
Origin

late Middle English: from Latin repellere, from re- ‘back’ + pellere ‘to drive.’

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It boils down to pulling and pushing.