Manifesting Powers is Sadashivatva
One of the biggest obstacles that stops a person from manifesting powers is the stupid idea of 'decision fatigue'. This is based on the premise that decisions are complex and take a lot of mental resources and therefore one needs to be tired at the end of the day. Such a person will look to relax and be pampered at any given opportunity.
For example, take a person responsible for a building being built. For most people involved, nothing is being done other than making few phone calls. But everyone is tired, fatigued, thinking they're doing a lot.
But nobody is building anything! Even if construction is happening, what someone would actually be doing would be only calling a few people and meeting them, nothing else. If only a post-mortem is done exactly what's happening is checked, it boils down to making phone calls and talking, and at the most, signing a few papers, that's it.
But people are so arrogant, they don't want to believe that they are not doing anything. Because people always thrive on pampering themselves with arrogance. To cheat others, they start saying, "I'm doing this, I'm doing that." And finally, they themselves start believing and get cheated by it.
Getting cheated by one's own self is what is called 'fatigue-decision' or 'decisions of fatigue'. When the decision-making leads to fatigue, one decides to be arrogant. Getting fatigued, comes from believing that one is doing great things.
Such 'decision fatigue' results in arrogance and destroys life. The Maya Matrix always pampers it. If one understands that, they will be a light being, they will be young forever. Decision-making is an easy way of existence.
Whatever be one's achievement in this world, till one experiences and manifests Sadashivatva, they are replaceable. Only if they manifest Sadashivatva, they are worthy of being reproducible.
"This is the way every day you should measure yourself – what is the purpose of life? Manifesting Sadashivatva in me, and helping others to manifest Sadashivatva… yesterday, you had the World and you had you.
What did you do to manifest Sadashivatva in you and into the World?"