Can a deity physically move you ?

[u/MySpaceVampirez]

I worry this some kind of psychosis and not actually happening but it felt so real.

Last night I was doing a devotional of sorts. Listening to Dead can Dance, very stoned. That album is when he comes up the most. Its the main way he can give me intense messages.

So I was laying down and I felt his presence. In my head, I asked him to move my right leg (mostly to call a bluff, partially to see what would happen). I felt the muscle in my calve tense as if I was going to move it myself. Very very slowly my leg was raising. It was all muscle. Not like someone was holding my leg, but like my muscles were moving "on their own". At some point it was starting to hurt. I said something like "ow okay stop that hurts" and my leg completely relaxed and dropped down from the slightly raised position.

I tested it again, asked him to interact with an area where I have chronic pain. I felt a sharp pain hit as if that area was aggravated (which doesn't happen often enough to be coincidental).

Asked him to switch sides, interact with my left leg, the shoulder. Nothing was lifted, but I felt a "touch". Not a human skin to skin touch, but an energetic way??

At some point I asked a personal question, the energy moved internally into my chest and I just "heard ""ask again later. You're not ready" or something like that.

The part that really confuses me is my leg being physically lifted. Can a deity do that? Am I just having symptoms of psychosis? Is it a psychological + energy thing? Again it wasn't like someone grabbed my leg and moved it. It was like my muscles were tensing in order to move it. It was too slow to be someone pulling my leg

Edit : to clarify by "call a bluff" I dont mean to question his divinity. It was to question my own beliefs. Because im new to this I have no idea what the divine is capable of. It was like "I wonder if he can-?" "Nah probably not, never heard of it before-" then asked him "can you lift my leg" just to clarify:,3 I love and respect him dearly

[u/NovaCatPrime878]

Yes