Welcome to MJVAFRICA network.......Meet the Man who can Walk on Water, without getting Sunk Ikara-lodestar Jun 26, 2020 8:16 AM Opera News Nigeria Only for Opera News fans. Follow Have you ever what monks are able to do after years probably decades of training, and meditating up on the mountains alone. Well certainly not to be able to make the finest cup of tea, but is to hold in those super power human like abilities after years, and certainly decades of brutal training. From being able to have super power strength, break stones with their head and for quite the few fortunate is to work on water as is the case with this guy we are here to talk about, with unusual ability of a monk's super power. Before we move on kindly hit the like and share button. And if you are new hear don't hesitate to follow up for more of our cool future articles; displayed here right on this account. Alright lets continue, The Chinese monk that walked on water Walking on water is what we considered religious figures or super heroes displayed on our TV screen are able to do right? Well this fearless monk can walk on water technically. Shi lilang is a Chinese monk who joined the Shaolin monks for his inspiration on Kun Fu moves. He was able to walk on water by using very thin and light weight planks of woods connected by malleable metals to run across a surface of a reservoir which was a 1018 metres long in roughly 50 seconds. Here are more photos of him in the act Shi liliang has also done other amazing things in the past; such as running with iron bars in his feet. It took him a total of 9 years to be able to on water with the bods/ planks. He says you have to focus on being light, and using troll in your toes, so you can get across. His goal is to be able to run a 150 metres on water. Well when he is ready he is probably gonna be able to get into the guinness book of world records. Kindly hit the like and share button, and don't forget to follow up for more of our cool future articles. Thanks and bye for now. Do you believe that it's actually possible for a mortal human being to walk on water? From Opera News Hub The views expressed in this article are the writer's, they do not reflect the views of Opera News. Please report any fake news or defamatory statements to feedback-newshub@operanewshub.com Report a problem likesurprise 178 dislike dislike