Fire-walking - Physical explanation

Fire-walking is the act of walking barefoot over a bed of hot coals. This feet feat appears to defy the laws of nature—one would expect to burn one's feet—but according to physicists it is perfectly explainable by application of natural laws; the supernatural is not involved nor need be posited in explanation. This is ipso facto substantiated by the fact that anyone can perform fire ...

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Fire-walking is practiced by fakirs and similar persons, in management seminars and motivational seminars, such as those conducted by Anthony Robbins, Peggy Dylan, Tomorrow's Youth et. al. by Eastern Orthodox Christians in Greece and Bulgaria during some religious popular feasts. The African-born Hindus walk on fire regularly as part of important religious festivals and !Kung Bushmen of the Kalahari desert have firewalked since their tribal beginnings. The !Kung use fire in their powerful healing ceremonies. as a rite of purification, healing, initiation and transcendence has been a thread in ...

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