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Oct 18, 2026
Ryder LeeGUEST
It, it involves, uh, breathwork and, uh, very deep meditation.
Ryder LeeGUEST
And I think that the astral travel thing is different than, like, bilocation.
Ryder LeeGUEST
Bilocation, you almost, like, duplicate your physical body.
Ryder LeeGUEST
Other people would be able to see you.
Ryder LeeGUEST
The, the astral realm is like an invisible realm to other people.
Nicole OleaHOST
Believe me, if a sister goes missing, they would have noticed.
Nicole OleaHOST
Eventually, her confessors began referring these experiences as bilocation.
Nicole OleaHOST
Bilocation is a phenomenon reported in Catholic mystical tradition in which a person appears to be present in two different places at the same time.
Nicole OleaHOST
You may have heard similar stories involving Saint Padre Pio, who lived several centuries later.
Nicole OleaHOST
told a story of bilocation in the episode that started off this spooky season, Do Catholics Believe in Ghosts? But in Maria's case, the places she described were on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
Constance MessmerHOST
Ha.
Constance MessmerHOST
So this is bilocation.
Constance MessmerHOST
Bilocation is when you're able to be in two physical places at once.
Constance MessmerHOST
Now, extraordinary mystics have been able to do this.
Constance MessmerHOST
I can think of two off the top of my head.
Krys Ra ElGUEST
Yep.
WillHOST
Bilocation and-
Krys Ra ElGUEST
Yes
WillHOST
... things like that.
Nicole OleaHOST
According to her letter, the young nun beside her has already considered this.
Nicole OleaHOST
Biolocation will help us.
Nicole OleaHOST
Biolocation is the name traditionally given to the reported phenomenon of a person somehow being present in two places at once.
Nicole OleaHOST
I would have said, great, you take the money.
Nicole OleaHOST
Mother Maria Camila says that instead, she suddenly found herself outside herself, moving through the dark convent with this young Carmelite toward the room with the wheel.