Levitation Phenomenon Witnessed by British Aristocrats

On December 13th, 1868, a remarkable phenomenon was witnessed by some of the most prominent figures in Britain. According to reports, the spiritualist DD Hume levitated from a window on the third floor of Ashlea House and then re-entered through another window. Those who saw this remarkable event included Lord Adair and Lord Lindsay. The College Of Psychic Studies in South Kensington houses an iconic portrait of Hume to commemorate his levitation. The phenomenon of levitation is defined as an occurrence that defies gravity and allows objects or people to float in mid-air. It has been reported for centuries throughout many cultures around the world, but this particular instance was seen by some of Britain's most influential people at the time. Lord Adair commented on what he had seen, saying "I have never before witnessed such a strange sight". He went on to describe how Hume had floated out of one window and back into another without any visible means of support or assistance. This account is backed up by other witnesses present at Ashlea House that day who also confirmed they had seen Hume levitate between windows with their own eyes. It remains unclear how Hume managed to achieve such a feat, but it has become part of paranormal folklore nonetheless. While there are skeptics who doubt the validity of these accounts, there is no denying that something extraordinary happened at Ashlea House on December 13th 1868 - something which still captivates our imaginations today!