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JinSaotome

Hello, I made this thread to ask a what those who have had success with the Psywheel think about and percieve when they were having success with it. Were you thinking structural thoughts on the nature of the object in question? If so to what depth? Or were you doing nothing of this sort, and its closer to the feeling of moving a muscle than anything else?
Hello, I made this thread to ask a what those who have had success with the Psywheel think about and percieve when they were having success with it. Were you thinking structural thoughts on the nature of the object in question? If so to what depth? Or were you doing nothing of this sort, and its closer to the feeling of moving a muscle than anything else?

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

Anonymous Dark

Alright, I haven't even attempted to move a psi wheel before, but what I know about psionic techniques is this--there is no right way. One person's perfect method may not work for you at all. Just use whatever visualization, if you even need one, you're most comfortable with and keep trying--eventually you'll get it. People can come here and talk all about I-Doser and visualizations, but it's probably not going to help you learn PK any faster than if you just do what you think is right.
*Nibbles on kitten*
Alright, I haven't even attempted to move a psi wheel before, but what I know about psionic techniques is this--there is no right way. One person's perfect method may not work for you at all. Just use whatever visualization, if you even need one, you're most comfortable with and keep trying--eventually you'll get it. People can come here and talk all about I-Doser and visualizations, but it's probably not going to help you learn PK any faster than if you just do what you think is right. *Nibbles on kitten*

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

JinSaotome

Yes, visualization is the standard modicom of psyonics. Im not just asking what was visualized tho. Im asking what was both in the mind and in the senses at the time, i.e did anyone litterally feel anything, in the same sense as someone touching a hot-pot or the sensation in the legs when running or anything of that sort. Essentially, I wanna know if success leads to any other feedback besides the movement of the object.
Yes, visualization is the standard modicom of psyonics. Im not just asking what was visualized tho. Im asking what was both in the mind and in the senses at the time, i.e did anyone litterally feel anything, in the same sense as someone touching a hot-pot or the sensation in the legs when running or anything of that sort. Essentially, I wanna know if success leads to any other feedback besides the movement of the object.

Last edited by JinSaotome, 4 years, 6 months ago
Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

Waldo

I sometimes get a little pressure in my forehead if I'm doing something particularly hard, but never any pain (that's BAD =P). I can also sometimes feel the object in my head, like a shadow or something. If I've connected properly, it's like it's sort of outlined in my mind. Then I just move that outline. Or something like that. It's hard to explain. Other than that, I really don't feel anything else.
I sometimes get a little pressure in my forehead if I'm doing something particularly hard, but never any pain (that's BAD =P). I can also sometimes feel the object in my head, like a shadow or something. If I've connected properly, it's like it's sort of outlined in my mind. Then I just move that outline. Or something like that. It's hard to explain. Other than that, I really don't feel anything else.

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

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