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## Questions

Tainted asks on January 12, 2004, 2:28am:

Hi, i read rainsong article on visualization and it said that if you visualize your self playing a sport you can actually improve your skill in that sport. Now can that work for tk as well?
i have a problem with the psiwheel. (I've been doing this for 5 months) everytime the psiwheel moves i get exccited and lose focus. any tips on trying maintain a state of mind..? also would it be wise to move on to another object if you can barely move the psiwheel??
thanx at advance Tain.

Rainsong replies on January 14, 2004, 1:02am:

1) I do not know of any studies for that use of the method. There probably isn't anything to be lost by trying it, though.

2) You _could_ just continue as is, and you'll eventually get bored enough with it that you won't get so excited. the excitement you are feeling right now is a normal reaction to accomplishing something "cool". Grounding is another option. Or you could try one of the forms of meditation and/or trancework.

3) The Psiwheel is only one of many small toys with which you can play with PK. It is not a pre-requisite for trying other toys. Go ahead and "bop" whatever catches your fancy...just don't push too hard.

Pally asks on January 12, 2004, 11:56am:

When you are moving pencils, Do you try to push them forvard, or do you will them to roll?

Rainsong replies on January 14, 2004, 12:56am:

That depends on whether you want to push them or roll them. Either is acceptable. Both can work.

DarkViris asks on January 12, 2004, 7:57pm:

I have been practicing Telekinesis for a while now. I can move the psiwheel among a few other things. But I am have problems with unexpected happenings lately. For example, when i am in class and focusing on my work, our class television would turn on and off repeatedly. This has occured once in practice. I had 2 psiwheels set up and would focus on one, it would not move but the other did and visa-versa. In a few cases both spun whcih was a great accomplishment. I guess i am saying, do you have any ideas on how to stop unexpected TK insidences. I thank you for your time and I practice often, but need help with this. Thanks again.

Rainsong replies on January 13, 2004, 8:23pm:

About the only practical method I've found for preventing unwanted PK is to set a secondary Shield to interfere with it. The exact programming of the Shield in question takes a bit of trial and error, though. Good luck.

KnowledgeHunter asks on January 13, 2004, 6:45pm:

Ok, I'm in need of some serious help, either I've got like minor schizophrenia or something. I have been practicing for almost a month now and I'm not getting anything. I try moving the wheel in and out of a thin plastic cd case cover (the one that comes when you buy CDWs on the little rack). I can get it to move outside of it, but the movements are extremely small and I'm almost positive that the movements are just the breeze from my breathing. I came home from work at like 2:30am one night and I couldn't get to wheel to move again (big surprise) but oddly enough I tried the cryokinesis just as a variety and I dropped the water to 40 degrees Fahrenheit from right around 90 or so. I have yet to be able to perform anymore cryokinesis or PK. I have read through all the articles on Telekinesis and all the Q&A and I am clueless as to why I can't do this. I picked up a guitar for the first time in my life like 3 years ago and I played the first part of James Bond and some of Enter Sandman (with no previous guitar knowledge, and with like a week of work I could play a good amount of Enter Sandman). The point I'm trying to get across is that I need some suggestions or something because I can usually pick up and learn most things extremely quick. Any help would be great, thanks

Rainsong replies on January 13, 2004, 8:21pm:

Practice more, or try something else. Being able to pick up Guitar easily is a laudable achievement (congrats! :) ) but it is not at all the same skill as PK. If it were, either I would be able to play the guitar or I would not be able to do PK.

Lizard asks on January 13, 2004, 6:49pm:

I read An Introduction to Telekinesis by Peebrain, and i don't quite understand how the card exercises are supposed to work, since telekinesis is the power to move objects with the mind. I can believe the dice because you are trying to make it land in a certain way, but the cards, you seem to be trying to sense where the selected card is and shuffle it to the bottom of the deck, am i right?

Rainsong replies on January 13, 2004, 8:18pm:

Telekinesis (aka psychokinesis, or PK) is the ability to move or alter objects with the mind. Affecting the probability of which card will turn up next, or which card will end up on the bottom, can be done with microPK.

black72bronco asks on December 16, 2003, 4:10pm:

would increasing the size and friction on the psi wheel help to increase my strength and dexterity in using TK?

Peebrain replies on January 12, 2004, 1:16pm:

That would seem logical. NI suggests moving onto a pen or pencil in his article... so I would have to side with him (seeing that he has more success that I do ).

ELITE_AMOR asks on December 29, 2003, 2:20am:

I have just started practicing Telekinesis. I just started trying to spin the psiwheel today and i got it to twitch. is that unusual for someone geting a small twitch on your wheel your first day?

Peebrain replies on January 12, 2004, 1:15pm:

Practicing telekinesis is unusual .

But people progress at all sorts of different rates. Some get it the first try, some get it after six months. Some take longer (like myself ). If you got it your first day: cool. Keep practicing .

Hantessa asks on January 4, 2004, 8:50pm:

I used to be *really* good at spinning the psiwheel. One day I invited my friend over and introduced her to telekinesis. Together (remember, this was my friend's first try ever) we were able to knock the paper off the needle (I use a needle instead of a tack).
Now, I can barely make it bob up and down! No matter how long or how hard I try, I cannot make it spin. It's incredibly frustrating, to say the least, considering I could do it pretty well before.
Any suggestions? Aagh! I'm ready to throw that *#@%$! psiwheel out the window!
Thanks for yer time, I know you're pretty busy.

Peebrain replies on January 12, 2004, 1:13pm:

Well, the first thing that hits me is that you're angry. Not the best state of mind to be in. Try relaxing, taking deep breathes, chilling out for a little bit. Have some fun! I know it can be frustrating... I've had my fair share of "let's stare at the pinwheel for 4 hours!!! Yay :-|". It sucks. It's frustrating. But... gotta relax. Stay calm, try to remember past events when you were successful, and try to recall what you did to make it move. Try practicing with your friend again. Don't get stuck in an angry cycle, break it up and be playful.

trippee asks on January 12, 2004, 12:38pm:

after a year or so of practice, ive finally moved my psiwheel. its really random though it goes back and forth. but it does spin in one direction for quite awhile. i had the AC off. but i was wondering. i did it once in front of my computer. do you think electricitiy has any effect on the psiwheel? i mean there could be a pull from the screen of my computer or something.

Peebrain replies on January 12, 2004, 1:09pm:

The obvious solution would be: try to move it away from your computer/screen. Perhaps the kitchen table, assuming your computer is in another room. Or at school, away from the computer lab.

Samurai asks on December 17, 2003, 1:56pm:

I have been practicing with spinning the psiwheel, and i got it on my first try. i practiced for about three and a half hours. the problem is that i can only seem to spin it counter-clockwise. only on my first try was i able to turn it clockwise. when i move it i dont visualize anything like it says to, i just concentrate and it moves. i would like to be able to spin it both directions willingly. thank you for your time

-James

annie replies on December 28, 2003, 11:20pm:

Keep practicing.

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