The Woman Who Doesn't Eat: Chapter 46

A woman saint whose diet is thin air itself and whose body requires nothing to sustain it but consciousness. She shouldn't be alive by any conventional understanding of medicine, biology, or the laws that govern human survival and sustenance across generations. Yet here she stands, existing on nothing the body requires to exist on. One of the strangest and most difficult-to-believe chapters in the entire book, yet Yogananda vouches for every single detail without hesitation or apology. They travel to meet her and discover something that defies ordinary explanation: consciousness maintaining a body without food, without the ordinary machinery of survival.