One of the simplest and most good voodoo tricks is the one created by Corey Emperor. Kaiser's Rising Levitation, a modified chronicle of the Balducci Levitation, is good as entertaining on the contrary has a better "wow" stuff now both feet are seen a couple of inches off of the ground. On the other hand Magnate's levitation has a slightly higher measure of disagreement and requires besides affliction to deed in the presentation.
Instructions
1. This will act as a curtain of sorts.3. Lower the jacket across your feet, while still holding it at your waist, then slip a foot out of the sneaker that is farthest away from the audience's line of vision. Do this quickly and rest your foot immediately flat onto the floor next to the now empty shoe.
Stand at least 15 feet away from the audience and stand sideways in front of them. The audience sees only your right side. Use a light jacket to lower down and cover you from your waist to your feet at your side. Enter upon the trick by inaugural dressing in baggy pants and sneakers beforehand, on the other hand create firm the shoes are in filled landscape. Declare what you are approximately to cook with enthusiasm. This Testament indispensable the audience into focusing on your feet.2.
4. Angle the heel of your foot against the curvature and/or heel of the shoe in a manner comfortable to you but that hides the toes of your foot. You can even angle your foot at a near 90-degree angle, if you can, similar to the outward pointed toe stance of a ballet dancer. Your toes are hidden due to the angle of your foot and the distance between you and the audience, creating an illusion.
5. Tighten the grip on the empty shoe between the shoe the audience sees clearly and the heel of your foot. Shift your weight to the toes of the uncovered foot, and lift the covered foot completely off of the ground. You have now shifted your weight to the shoeless foot, but try to go straight up into the air and not lean to your left.
6. Lift the the empty shoe off of the ground simultaneously with the grip you have on it between both your feet. Flap your arms, scrunch your face and wobble a bit to really sell the idea that you are struggling to lift yourself off of the ground. Hold this position for at least 3 to 5 seconds or longer if you can.
7. Hit the ground hard when your feet drop to give the impression that you were really levitating. Practice King's Rising Levitation several times before a mirror to get timing and the angle of your uncovered foot just right.
