Two years ago, tourists from Russia filmed an unusual man on the street in India, demonstrating his ability to control the body while simultaneously manipulating many balls.
The lotus position, which he often took and the plastic movements of the flexible body, unmistakably testified that he was a yogi. But the most amazing sight, which instantly caught the eyes of the people around, was the manipulation of the balls, one of which just floated in the air. It was impossible to pass by without filming something like that.
On YouTube, there were several interesting recordings of this street yogi, made by other eyewitnesses. He performs with his balloons not only on the streets and beaches in Goa. He is also invited to clubs and entertainment venues, where an unusual performance is accompanied by live music that carries the national flavor of ancient India.
The name of street yoga is Christian Giotti. He is originally from France, but lives in Goa. Several of his performances have been posted on YouTube, which are very similar in content. Those who have seen the yoga "show" live are simply shocked. People cannot believe their eyes when they look at objects levitating.
Some believe that this is magic that really exists, while others cannot believe in any way, claiming that invisible threads are attached to the balls that hold them. However, the balls are constantly spinning, and the one that levitates in the air is spinning at such a speed that any thread would simply get tangled, creating only a hindrance.
After watching the video, most viewers have a lot of questions, because what the yogi demonstrates defies any scientific explanation. However, in India since ancient times there have been amazing methods of improving the soul and body, which easily break the modern theoretical dogmas of the surface knowledge of mankind.
It was there, under the bodhi tree, that Buddha Shakyamuni, the prince, who left the throne for the sake of knowing the structure of this world, reached enlightenment two thousand five hundred years ago. Crowds of pilgrims still flock there, looking for answers to their many questions about the mystery of our existence.