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### About Me

My name is Sean Connelly, and I've gone by the pseudo-name Peebrain while on PsiPog.net. This blog was a running stream of my thoughts, beliefs, and experiences about PsiPog and psychic abilities in general.

### Previous Posts

- LDs + Focus 12
- Focus 12
- Possible OBE
- Weird Dream
- Psi Ball!
- Normal Empathy
- New Design... Eventually
- OBE
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## Sunday, March 05, 2006

### Fun Exercise

I don't know if this even does anything, but I randomly did it the other day and thought it was fun, so I'm posting it...
I was walking down the hall, and coming into my room, when for some reason I tried pushing outwards from my "third eye" area. (Please note I am highly skeptical of chakras and the "third eye", I'm just using the term for easier location identification). I push out in the shape of a concave bubble sort of thing... then when it hits the ground, it bounces back and I catch it. Then push it back out.
I drew a picture in paint to demonstrate:

I don't push more than one out at a time - I push one bubble out, then it bounces, and I catch it then push it out again. I do this very fast, so that I go through 2 or 3 cycles per second.
Anyways, it's fun! I don't know if it does anything.
~Sean

Sunday, March 05, 2006, 11:48 AM — 3 comments

#### 3 Comments:

On March 05, 2006 5:48 PM, cowboy said...

  lol. the post, especially the picture realli makes my morning :)

On March 05, 2006 11:01 PM, Youseff said...

  That picture was very strange!
  Anyway, what do you propose that this exercise achieves for you? I do something similar to this when I'm in the passenger seat of a car where I push my awareness forward and try and "beat" the speed of the car. But, I don't know how it helps out, or if it helps with any psychic functions.

On March 24, 2006 2:54 PM, SparkZ AKA willwillwritehiswill said...

  haha, just tried that thing, it's pretty fun. keep up the good work with psipog, peebs!

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