Defying Gravity
I found the perfect formula for defying gravity.
So if you are interested,
I was able to find the formula for defying gravity by using Newton's Laws of Motion.The first law of motion is the law of inertia. Inertia states that all object obtain mass and weight and everything is dependent on an objects inertia. How is this related to defying gravity in daily life? We carry dignity within us and substance. If we work to protect these things and treat ourselves with respect, we can defy gravity. We can then learn to respect others as well.
The second law of motion is the law of dynamics. Force x Motion= Acceleration. When we move on in daily life, when we take leaps and when we are not afraid to take a chance, we can apply the second law of motion. When we exert enough effort and when we strive hard in everything we do, we then create our own acceleration. But there must be an inertia to our acceleration, a balance and a constant pause to take time to reflect on our current status of life.
And finally we have the third law of motion which is the law of reciprocal actions. For every action, there is an equal and corresponding reaction. This means that whatever we do it affects us one way or another, that is why we must be cautious and aware of our actions and how they can affect others, as well as ourselves. Through the third law of motion we learn that the harder we strive the better we do. Whatever we do goes back to us. We make our own destiny.
I hope this interests you. I was just thinking of a way to truly defy gravity, and thank goodness I remembered Isaac Newton, the man who said, "Plato is my friend. Aristotle is my friend. But my best friend is truth." He is actually wiser than we know.
Defying gravity is more of a spiritual and emotional state, which can also lead to a better physical state. Whatever we feel inside affects how we look physically. Defying gravity is the uplifting of the soul and the possible rise to heaven. It's more than physical flying, because leaping emotionally is actually harder than that.
Hope this helps...
Bises,
Maia