Historia De La Magia En Ingles

In 1890 we hear of the East through the Chicago Tribute which published a story about an unusual event that could get to see between the exotic streets of India.
It was a fakir that he could get arope appears dancing to your flute, rising to become completely rigid upright.
Then a child, hugging it, getting it to climb out of sight at the end of the tip.
The fakir was up behind him armedwith his sword, the same fate.
The astonished eyes of the public watched as members start dropping the child's body full of blood in a basket that was lying on the ground.
Suddenly, a few feetpeeked slowly becoming more visible along with the other parts of the body, was the fakir that came down the rope.
After stepping on land, took the basket in his arms and threw a flight content in thesoil, however, appear far from the hands, fingers and legs of the poor child .... it came in perfect walking.
There is evidence that the same effect was made in Hangzhou (China) in 1346, but itserves to bring to mind the image of the fakir, a character surrounded by mysticism continuously immersed in deep meditation through which manages not to feel any sensation painful to go through his bodywith sharp objects or swallow swords, which serve as a tourist attraction. We do not go unnoticed and can get to see television programs such as sketches of impact, along with other videos that showthe dramatic accidents in car racing or the child who has a pet boa.
This is evidenced by the recent turmoil that has raised Ramana in the Western world as a news item appearing in all chains in theworld.
In India there are street magicians like Baba Chan illusion they have learned as a craft from father to son, is the result of two previous generations of street magicians in his family, andalready has over 80 years!
Hindus and curious tourists around the magi / fakirs amazed with their games and exploits, which they expect to receive from a gratuity to reflect as soon as you have fun...