Do What You Feel
7 May 2006 | Purpose (Spiritual Health) | No Comments
When asked why he does all these insane acts that break world records, our modern day Houdini, David Blaine, replied, “No matter how outlandish or how crazy your idea is, nor how many people that tell you not to do it, just listen to your own impulse. Of course, there is going to be a lot of cynicism and backlash, but you just have to pay attention to the good that comes of it.”
David’s feats include balancing on a 56cm circular platform atop a 30m pole for 35 hours, being buried alive in a transparent coffin for a week and surviving inside a massive block of ice for 61 hours, all of which were performed in New York. In 2003, he fasted for 44 days in a suspended acrylic box over the Thames River in London, which the New England Journal of Medicine wrote all about it.
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