Re: Psychokinesis Practice: What you do, and where you hope to be soon.

Saintbob, would you be willing to contribute some of your favourite practice sessions to PsionicsOnline\'s media section?

Man, you guys are pretty good at telekinesis, I used to do it, like a year back, I tried going from the psiwheel to a soda can, I had pretty good control of the psiwheel and got the can to rock back and forth a little, but know I cant do anything.  I just started practicing again today, and your guys\'s practice videos have really motivated me.  Thanks

I started last year and could move a thing, so I quit to focus on 3rd eye meditation. Two days ago I was bale to move the Psiwheel with my hands near, both directions but counter clockwise is easier. I last night and today I\'ve been mainly moving the psiwheel from a distance(no hands).

Where I\'d like to be: Move wheel under glass; I feel like I have a mental block. If I can overcome that, it\'s on to bigger stuff:)

Nice vid phantom! I\'ve been working with heavier objects lately; a larger cardboard psiwheel, which I can now spin as fast as the smaller one. As, well as a large glass ball, which hasn\'t budged, but when I move from that back to the psiwheels, they spin really fast.

After re-watching Saintbob\'s advancing past the psiwheel vid; I realize that I\'m not conceptualizing the other objects as clearly as the psiwheel. Though, a breakthrough I made last night was spinning two psiwheels at once(easier to do without hands), and spinning from 10 feet away. I got the two wheels idea from a green lantern comic book. Also, this might sound weird but it helped me get connected to listen to trance music & visualize the psiwheels dancing with me(worked really well!).

I was wondering, how do you make the tinfoil?  I can\'t seem to find a guide on it.  Thanks.

ArcAvenger wrote:

PsychokineticPhantom wrote:

I was wondering, how do you make the tinfoil?  I can\'t seem to find a guide on it.  Thanks.

Make the psi wheel as you normally would, then flip it over and push your pinky into the middle where the fold lines are. Don\'t push it too flat, you want as little surface area touching the table as possible. It should stay up with no sides touching the table, just the middle section you pushed down. Simple enough, i prefer the inverted psi wheel /vs the common design.

Ok.  Thanks!

Really? Hmm... I\'ve never had any trouble with stuff over 10 minutes, as long as it\'s under 20 minutes which is the limit.

I first started doing Psychokinesis a couple of years ago. I had practically masted the psi-wheel, as I could spin it almost effortlessy and from across the room, but I couldn\'t control the direction in which it spun. I then attempted to roll a can, something that I succeeded in once. But when I had trouble repeating that feat, I stopped altogether.

Now I\'m getting back into PK, and I\'m currently trying to master the psi-wheel again. I can spin it pretty reliably, but I\'m having trouble controlling it\'s movement. Therefore I\'m now trying to determine the direction in which it spins. I seem to get less reliable spinning motion, but I am succesfully influencing wether it spins left or right.

My goals for the near future are to improve my capacity, with which I mean that I want to improve how much I can do in a day, as I can currently only practice for 15 to 30 minutes every day with actual results. I also want to have the same, and then greater control of the psi-wheel that I used to have, and finally get to rolling that can.

I hope that this time I can get further than I did in the past, mostly because now I\'m doing PK for different reasons. Back then I just thought that it was cool, which I still do ( Come on, who doesn\'t? ), but now I\'m also doing it to improve on myself, mainly my concentration which I can have trouble with.

Hey guys, I\'m training like a crazy person; my girlfriend may never see me again:) I can now spin the psi_wheel the direction I want by looking at it. So, I challenged my self to spin it from 15 feet as often as possible. Distance is easier when I combine it with remote presence techniques. I\'ve been working on scale a lot also; so, I made a humongo psi_wheel which spins in a floppy way, but it\'s helping with lift practice. Last night I started spinning ice cubes; it\'s good to be off a track, plus it helps my mind accept moving big things. Still haven\'t beat the under glass psi_wheel yet, though it sometimes nudges just a bit. Last thing I noticed is that after trying to move something heavy, the psi_wheel spins like it\'s got a motor on it:)

I\'ve been trying not to use my hands while doing the psi-wheel, as I find that whenever I use them I don\'t control it, I just spin it. I\'m having a hard time spinning it without hands, but when it does I do seem to control it better. Need to keep practicing

I fool around with PK every now and then. The most I ever got with a psi wheel was an extremely dramatic wind after an hour of using the \"just do it\" method. Interestingly enough though, I can easily control cold air currents around me now. Not sure if that\'s EM or PK though.

I\'d like to be able to proficiently move a psi-wheel whenever I feel like it.

Where I am- No idea, its been quite a while, probably twitching a psiwheel.

Where I have been- Choosing direction of psiwheel and fluently moving it. Also sliding a toothpick.

Where I hope to be- Levitating a coin is pretty much my goal. It would be a cool one to show people because its so hard to fake.

Where I am: I can move a psi wheel(but not as fast to the left).

Where I would like to be: I would like to be able to roll a pen in a month.

Flying with TK is my goal, and psionic elementalism.

Like most of you, my journey with psionics has been a long one filled with ups and downs. Imagine if we trained consistently for a year. I\'m sure all of you would reach your goals. I\'ve trained for a few years now, on and off, here and there. Mostly cause it was just too difficult, it took much too long to progress. Now I am back into it, it\'s been a month or two of solid practice. I can spin foil on a desk, trying to push/pull now. After watching float levitate a coin, it just spurred me to try again. That is my goal, to levitate a coin. I\'ll settle for sliding it.

Best wishes to all of you telekinetics out there, keep trying don\'t give up!

I agree with Sas; keep trying! On the subject of trying, I would like to share a couple realizations:

(The following became a little long-winded in the writing and may have gone off the deep end. Just warning you.)

I remember a scene from Star Wars in which Luke is trying to lift his spaceship out of the swamp; It went something like this:

Luke - \"I can\'t do it Master. This is much different from lifting a couple or rocks.\"

Yoday - \"No! No different! Only different in your mind.\"

Luke - \"Okay Master, I\'ll try.\"

Yoda - \"No! Do or do not; there is no try.\"

Luke tries and the ship twitches a little, then falls over (Much like some of us and our psi wheels )

Luke - \"You ask the impossible!\"

Yoda sighs, then uses the Force to draw the ship out of the water and onto dry land. Luke is spellbound.

Luke - \"I don\'t believe it!\"

Yoday - \"That, is why you fail.\"

Although Yoda is a fictional character I still find the advice he gives to be amazing. Consider this: Gravity is one of the weakest forces on Earth; simply picking up a stick or attracting a piece of paper with static electricity effectively overrides the gravitational force of the entire planet. Taking this into account, generating enough psychic power to overcome such a small force should be easy, but because most of us have never seen an object fly of its owner\'s volition, our mind subconsciously denies this possibility. In some cases, it may take years to retrain our mind to accept levitation into its reality, yet we should never limit ourselves because the very act of expecting something to take years ensures that it will take years. I much prefer to let go of expectations and allow my own abilities to surprise me; it is the faster and healthier path. It could happen this instant; it could happen in a million years. But when you are ready for it, it will happen.

If it is true that psychokinesis is more like an understanding than a muscle, it should be possible to retrain ourselves to move almost anything, for the knowledge is already within us. This may seem like a lofty goal, but think: the practice of magic today has been constrained mostly to small communities like ours, who study magical arts independently and with less than our full time and devotion. What if one day psionic institutions become commonplace, allowing for teachers with vast life experience to pass on their knowledge to students? What if one day psionic textbooks become widespread, immortalizing the understandings of previous generations? What then? Where is the limit?

                                                                              Peace and love, - Johann

Wyndle,

          Regarding your comment on gravity not coming from the earth, I am a little confused. It is true that Einstein\'s theory states that gravity results from warps in space time, but one of the key principles of physics is that those warps are directly correlated to amount of mass; therefore it is the mass of our planet that causes gravitational attraction. What I was trying to point out is that this attraction is extremely weak on most objects; it only becomes powerful on phenomenally huge pieces of matter, like the moon.

I should also think that, because the baseball is made of a different material, floats, and has a greater size than the marble (more surface resistance), it would go slower (not because of difference in mass.) Galileo proved, by dropping a small and large object from a tall tower, that gravity pulls both light and heavy objects to the ground at the same rate. Again, differences in gravitational pull related to mass only become apparent on a planetary scale.

Right now for example, I am exerting a gravitational force on everything around me, even you, but that force is so infinitesimally tiny that nothing in attracted to me (thank God.)

Also, I agree that belief is not the only hurdle, but strong belief makes it much easier to acquire understanding and knowledge. It could be that experience is simply an accumulation of belief; the more you experience something, the more you believe it to be true, and consequently, the more understanding you gain of that relationship. I could be wrong.

                                                                - Johann

I admit that both my example and my attempt at explaining need some work.

Violet wrote:

Hi everyone,

I decided to post a video today - truthfully I also wanted to test out my new iPhone app for making short videos (sweet app - by the way). Here it is:

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTTDWlDAnSQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?...

I\'m still a bit stuck on spinning things but I appreciate all of the advice I\'ve received here. It\'s a great environment for sharing and I\'m sure many can agree, it\'s not the most comfortable topic to bring up at a dinner party. So I\'m glad we can discuss here!

I can wiggle the can now but can\'t roll consistently yet. Still working on levitation - no dice YET.

Thanks to everyone for posting - peace! 

When I click the link I get \"This video contains content from UMG, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds.

Sorry about that.\"