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II. Supernatural |
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| 2.3 Supernatural Phenomena | ||
| Article 47-Levitation | ||
| Canon 2254 | ||
| Levitation is the process by which an object is suspended by some physical effect against the effects of gravity particle fields, without solid physical contact. Despite there being a number of techniques that may create levitation, it is also regarded as a supernatural phenomenon due to its frequent use in theatrical magic and occasional experience in poltergeist and active haunting. | ||
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| Canon 2255 | ||
| As no Natural law is permitted to be temporarily suspended without causing the collapse of the universal dream, all cases of levitation may be explained within the laws of nature. | ||
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| Canon 2256 | ||
| There are three primary causes of Levitation being: (1) Theatrical fraud; (2) Controlled Scientific Conditions; and (3) Spontaneous Haunting Phenonema. | ||
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| Canon 2257 | ||
| The most common example of Levitation is Theatrical fraud most frequently practiced with Theatrical Magic, but also promoted on occasion by leaders of Cults as a way of continuing to deceive followers. | ||
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| Canon 2258 | ||
| The second most common example of Levitation is Controlled Scientific Conditions through the use of such techniques as space (vacuum), electro-magnetic fields, acoustics, electrostatics and gases. | ||
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| Canon 2259 | ||
| The rarest example of Levitation is Spontaneous Haunting Phenomena whereby a ghost through space (vacuum) and electro-magnetic field manipulation reduces the density of a certain object creating the effect of its flotation in apparent defiance of the laws of nature. | ||
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