Śrīla Prabhupāda.  Yes. That is because mystic power is not uniformly distributed. But all the mystic powers exist in God, the origin of everything. I derive some of His mystic power, you derive some, and the birds derive some. But the storehouse of mystic power is God.
There are eight basic types of mystic powers. Some of them are  laghimā  (by which one can become lighter than a feather),  mahimā  (by which one can become bigger than a mountain),  prāpti  (which enables one to capture anything he likes) and  īśitva  (by which one can completely subdue and control another being). Another type of mystic power can be seen in the sun, because from the sunshine innumerable things are inexplicably produced. Unless the scientists accept the existence of mystic power, they cannot explain these phenomena. They are simply beating around the bush.
Dr. Singh.  A clever scientist may say anything to prove his point, without actually proving it. A real scientist must reach the ultimate, original cause-the final analysis.
Śrīla Prabhupāda.  Yes, unless he finds the ultimate source, he is not actually practicing science.
Dr. Singh.  Does understanding mysticism mean knowing that every day our bodies are dying?
Śrīla  Prabhupāda. Yes..
Dr. Singh.  But the average man does not think he is dying.
Śrīla Prabhupāda.  That is due to foolishness. Every moment he is dying, but he is thinking, "I shall live forever." Actually, death begins from the very moment of birth. Our analysis of the problem is that since people are dying, we should  stop  their death. But the so-called scientists are not only accelerating the process of death, but also refusing to take constructive advice to correct themselves.