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Do you parents know?

Poll: Which applies to you.

I told them, they think its fine.

22%

[ 66 ]

I told them, they are making me stop.

4%

[ 13 ]

Haven't told them and probably never will.

40%

[ 118 ]

Haven't told them but I plan to once I get results.

32%

[ 94 ]

Total Votes : 291

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Posted on Fri Jan 20, 2006 9:58 am

### Expedion

Joined: 13 Jan 2006
Posts: 61

Word Peebrain.
I myself told my parents right away when I spinned the psiwheel and stuff...
Before all the telekinetic stuff, I was doing telepathy, EVEN WITH MY PARENTS! My parents are pretty down with it, they really accept this... although my dad wants sometimes evidence and stuff at times, but that's cool, he still allowes me to do the whole psionic thing.
My advice would be tell it to your parents. Or on the other side, if your parents are really the high religious people, then it's best to keep it for yourself for a while .
- Expedion

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Posted on Fri Jan 20, 2006 11:06 am

### michaelwu

Joined: 20 Jan 2006
Posts: 53

Probably not going to tell them. The more I keep things to myself, the more concentrated I become at them =P.

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Posted on Fri Jan 20, 2006 2:23 pm

### Crystylla

Joined: 13 Jan 2006
Posts: 15

I haven't told them. I might have shown a mild interest on occasions when the subject has come up, but not told them outright.
Like most people here, I want to practice and get confident with it, get some solid results, before I show them. And that's IF I can pluck up the courage to do so. They already think I'm a little weird, and I doubt that telling them about my interest in psionics would help matters, eh? ;)
Though my mum does seem to be quite open-minded about such matters, and my dad's actually had a few psychic experiences of his own (he's got a little precognitive ability, I think)... It's really just my own apprehension that's stopping me telling them.
They might take it a bit seriously, you know? I don't want that. I like to be playful about it.

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Posted on Fri Jan 20, 2006 6:15 pm

### Vyaschlofisc

Joined: 14 Jan 2006
Posts: 52

My dad thought I was crazy when I told him, but I've been quiet about it and he's left me alone. My mom tries to sound like an expert on it by getting all these books on energy, religion, etc. but doesn't make an attempt to practice anything psionic herself, so I don't always pay attention to her tips.

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Posted on Fri Jan 20, 2006 8:56 pm

### CELACANTHr

Joined: 17 Jan 2006
Posts: 2

Well, i chose 4, but that is only because that is closest to my situation.
My mom is definantly into stuff like this, just more of a passive thing than anything else. She sees spirits, visions, OBE's, ect. Not really into tk,pk, and psionics, but she believes they do exist. My siblings and I do share her ability to sometimes see ghosts (in my case feel em). I am the only one who seeks it though, my siblings are very "down-to-earth". or at least more so thatn me, so they don't really try these kinds of things. Well, my mom does know that I seek/practice OBE's (I have had 2, neither intentional), etc. but she doesn't know that I am specifically working on this aspect if it. She will be fine with it though, adn same with siblings.
My grandad is a preacher, so most mystical stuff is a no-no in his family, but after bieng with my mom for so long he has come to accept/support it, so he wouldn't hae a problem with it.
So, it is more like when I have proof that I can form psi-balls etc. then I will probably reveal this latest "endeavor" to my mom. my dad probably wouldn't really care to know (not in a bad way though, if I told hime he would just be like "ok, sounds nice").

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Posted on Fri Jan 20, 2006 8:59 pm

### CryoDude

Joined: 19 Jan 2006
Posts: 180

no option for telling one parent but not the other? My dad knows; he's into this kind of stuff to(which is nice), my mom doesn't know and probably never will know if I have my way.

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Posted on Fri Jan 20, 2006 11:30 pm

### Thanatos

Joined: 17 Jan 2006
Posts: 249

Wow i never knew parents could be, sorry for saying this, stupid. Break a laptop power cord? I would take it out of there paycheck!
Oh and something else, has anyone ever provided "proof" to a parent?

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Posted on Sat Jan 21, 2006 3:49 pm

### Fearisalie

Joined: 21 Jan 2006
Posts: 86

Thanatos wrote:
Wow i never knew parents could be, sorry for saying this, stupid. Break a laptop power cord? I would take it out of there paycheck! Oh and something else, has anyone ever provided "proof" to a parent?

First off, I told my mom, but not my stepdad.
The only 'proof' I could provide was for her to feel a psiball. I made her stick her finger in it and she described the same sensation I get when making one. Although she says she believes me I cant shake the feeling that she is only trying to humour me. Telling anyone else in my family is out of the question.

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Posted on Sat Jan 21, 2006 8:01 pm

### Bob_stew

Joined: 14 Jan 2006
Posts: 265

Thanatos wrote:
Oh and something else, has anyone ever provided "proof" to a parent?

I showed my parents the effects of a force bubble, eliminating all doubt from the very beginning. That way, I didn't have to rely on being able to perform with people watching, either. Dad is moderately interested, and mum doesn't care. They're relatively open-minded.

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i didnt tell i showed on Sat Jan 21, 2006 10:14 pm

### TelekinesisBoy

Joined: 15 Jan 2006
Posts: 24

i live with my mom and she is a skeptic with everything...she is a big believer in God (so am i but i dont follow alot of the bible).
i practiced moving the psiwheel in my bedroom for a while (without my mom knowing) and after i saw results everytime i tried (took only 2 days) i brought her up to my room and said "i have something to show you"
I moved the psiwheel right away (it moved with every command from me) and suddenly she tells me "God gave you a gift, use it well"
she later went into this beleive that God is only making me believe it for a reason (i cant tell if she believes or not)

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Re: i didnt tell i showed on Sun Jan 22, 2006 12:23 am

### Manwe

Joined: 15 Jan 2006
Posts: 18

To Apollo: Wow... you could really piss off the preacher and shit. Start foaming, cursing Jesus, and yelling random shit. That would make my day.
First off, my mom had her own experiences, so I guess she would be open. But, evidence a must.

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Posted on Sun Jan 22, 2006 1:36 pm

### Dragonfire96

Joined: 13 Jan 2006
Posts: 24

I chose the first one.
I told my mother a while ago, and I actually provided proof (the psiwheel) and she seemed to believe me.
Though, now, I've been maintaing silence about it; let me just say that having telepathic parents would really be a hindrance to me

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Posted on Mon Jan 23, 2006 12:10 am

### shortpower24

Joined: 12 Jan 2006
Posts: 66

Wow, this thread is really interesting. I haven't told my parents, and probably won't. But it's not like I go to great lenghts to hide it either; if they wanna pry into my PC or ask, "Are you a psion?" I'm not gonna lie. My whole family, including myself, are pretty devout Catholics. I think my interest in psionics has strengthend my faith, and doesn't interfere with it, so long as I don't get into anything occult-ish. I have also had mild depression in the past, which made my parents very concerned about any of my friends or interests. These things being said, the WORST case scenario if they found out is one like Apollo's. However, my pap and my mom can dowse for watter, and think nothing of it, except that it's pretty cool and useful (they found a well for my cousins when they moved to a rural area). And my dad is into science and new theories and stuff too. So I guess best case scenario is them being mildly interested.
But as far as being a Catholic psion, my personal belief (just sharing, not imposing) is that you don't have to follow every little law, or everything a priest says. If you believe you're not doing anything God would'nt want you to do, it's between you and him. If a priest is gonna make a big deal about it, who cares? Who is he to say what God aproves of and doesn't? Then there are priests (like the one currently at my parish) who are big Harry Potter fans... go figure. I could see him not having a problem with psionics. But I wouldn't dream of starting a discussion with him about it!

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Posted on Mon Jan 23, 2006 12:49 am

### midgetbasketball

Joined: 16 Jan 2006
Posts: 39

I will not tell then they wont understand
My mum is catholic and my dad is muslim bvoth are very sientific and trust sciebtists and stuff. They wont call me crazy they will simply have a massive debate about how it is bull with no evidence.

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Posted on Mon Jan 23, 2006 2:32 am

### Eidolon

Joined: 23 Jan 2006
Posts: 89

My mum does she is very much into esoteric stuff and has alot of crystals and stones.
My father though... doesn't like what I'm trying to do. (they are divorced)

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