“Ko Hung, a 200 year old Chinese alchemist who lived around 300 AD, promised his disciples that he could teach them the secret of ‘flying without wings.’
    “The 13th century Japanese Ninja referred to it as ‘riding the wind.’
    “Magicians and wizards throughout the ages have called it ‘levitation.’

Levitation (from Latin levo, "to raise") is the process by which an object is suspended against gravity, in a stable position, by a force without physical contact.
It is also quite a popular conjuring trick, such as apparently raising a human being without any physical aid. The illusion can be produced by clever mechanics, lighting arrangements or other means.

The concept of levitation is also a part of some Eastern religions and magical beliefs. Some include ideas that there are paranormal ways to levitate objects. These may include mystical or magic-related methods of raising an object off the ground. Perhaps the most famous example is of monks and/or religious people that live a hermetic life levitating at will, a common element in hagiography, the study of saints and sages. Despite numerous anecdotes there exists no evidence supporting such claims.

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