B Premanand
Experiment: 81
Effect: Joining two jute threads without leaving a knot.
A tantrik promises to bring a
squabbling husband and wife together when they are on the verge of divorce. Most
Indian wives, being economically dependent on their husbands, rush to a tantrik
or godman to save their marriage. To prove that he has the power to bring them
together, he takes two pieces of jute thread and by incantations, the threads
are joined together without any knots.
Props: A 12" piece of jute thread with 4 to 6 ply.
Method: Separate the plies
at the centre of the thread into two equal parts and twist them separately. The
thread will look like two threads. Hiding the twisted part under your palm, ask
two persons to pull the other two ends. It becomes one thread as if it was one
thread without any joint.
Godmen cannot save a marriage. To
save it, one has to keep a calm mind and think critically. Every small problem
has to be critically examined to find out to what you would do if you were the
other person. Only this will give you a clear solution which is the rational answer
to solving a problem.
Experiment: 82
Effect: Making flowers bow down.
A godman from Kolhapur , Datta Bal, claimed that even plants
and flowers bowed down to him in reverence because he was the avatar of Shiva.
He also called himself the most scientific avatar being a science graduate. He died
young a victim of hepatitis.
Props: Ethyl Chloride spray,
delicate plants with flowers
Method: Spray the Ethyl chloride on delicate plants and flowers.
They begin to droop.
1 comments:
haa haa. nice.
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