Walking on water has long been an ability attributed to enlightened souls predicated on their ability to master thought, energy, the laws of physics and surrounding space as they become increasingly aware that pre-existing physical boundaries can be challenged.

How to get to that point of awareness, let alone achieving it, depends on many factors individually defined and externally effected, all variable based on how one interprets the signs along the path.

Levitation above water, earth, and air, are all related and can also be achieved using scientific devices such as super magnets. However, this is not the same as evolving the ability to do it as a spiritual attainment, claimed by some as a feasible accomplishment that has no general formula of discovery since it can only be approached singularly.

Every person is constrained by gravity and time, the effects of which have profound impact. We begin not knowing how to master the movement of our own body as it grows to maturity, learning coordination and cognition developing over time and experience.

Thought also has the capacity to effect physicality when used as the basis to link with the atoms, cells and organs of the body. With a tempered mind and heart, capable when focused, of curing disease by restoring balance to imbalance, this revolves to a state the body already knows how to maintain by mobilizing whatever systems it needs to return to homeostasis although sometimes it forgets and needs to be reminded.

The mind has the capacity not only to connect with this process, but also to modify and direct it. If one person is capable of doing something, than others can do it too, recognizing that what may work for one might not for somebody else. This limits what science can substantiate since reproducibility is what makes observation, fact. But an inability to quantify the extraordinary things people can accomplish doesn’t negate it but does suggests an introspective experience.

There are two simple ways to levitate. One is to change the weight of all the cells of the body to be lighter then air, and the second is to alter the polarity of each atom to be a charge that will cause gravity to repel. Each approach requires the ability to use thought to communicate with all elements that comprise the individual, perhaps even identifying aberrant cells and systems, and mobilizing and fixed on the innate instinct to restore harmony. A simple thing, like levitation, is possible to do if one is disciplined and focused enough to know how to do it.