El enigma de la levitación: ¿Podían volar los antiguos creyentes?

Many cases of levitation recorded in different parts of the world in ancient times suggest that at that time there were factors that facilitated it e development of a capacity that humans had latent The ancient Chinese spoke of people able to come from anywhere and disappear without leaving a trace Many great masters were able to travel a distance of Thousands of kilometers in a matter of seconds The phenomenon was so popular e antiquity that the Chinese even gave it a name Bairi Feijeng tha ranslated means flying in broad daylight One of the most well-known cases was that of the monk Mirarepa who was often seen by the farmers While crossing the sky from one side to the other at great speed Many indigenous cultures also spoke of the ability to perform flights in a trance Even some people think that would explain the pattern of the lines To the Italian José de Cupertino are attributed several hundred flights at all heights A daring act that earned him much suffering and punishment in full view Inquisition era Some believe this phenomenon could have occurred because The moral values of humanity had not yet fallen or perhaps the lack of technology forced them to seek alternative ways to improve life