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ff7_master2002 asks on August 3, 2004, 9:30pm:

I was looking at the media section and saw the videos of the psiballs being seen and picked up on camera. How is this possible? How does a camera pick up energy and display it? Lastly, if I want it to, could a camera see the psiball in different colors, like changing the color in the middle of filming?

Rainsong replies on August 4, 2004, 12:59am:

Flared constructs can be recorded on regular photographic film.

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Braxx asks on August 3, 2004, 9:53pm:

I was wondering. When I was little I used to make these sheilds and they would protect me from monsters,demons,Evil, and stuff from gettin in my head.
Might I have been making psi-sheilds.

Rainsong replies on August 4, 2004, 12:58am:

Possibly so.

ff7_master2002 asks on July 26, 2004, 2:35pm:

it has been stated that a persons blood sugar will drop while using psionic skills. Has this been proven by anyone? Also, what type of foods and/or techniques help to regain energy quickly?

Rainsong replies on July 26, 2004, 4:45pm:

It's pretty easy to demonstrate, if you can get a group of people to take part in an experiment that involves blood tests. A glucometer is not a difficult device to use, and most people are capable of operating a stopwatch. For several days, test the blood sugar levels of the people in the group when they are not doing anything psionic. For each "test" of this kind, test the blood three times, at the same intervals as for the psionic activity test....the latter, test the blood before the psionic activity. Time how long it takes to complete the activity, and re-test the blood at this point. Re-test again, either at that same interval after the second blood test, or some other short period (five minutes, for example). The importance of doing the test with several people, and over a period of time, should be obvious. Ideally, the group should be big enough that some of them aren't doing anything psionic in the second set of tests either. Such tests have been done, by the way.

Thank you for expressing that part of the question correctly. It has been demonstrated that the blood sugar will (usually) drop while someone is using psionic skills. It has _not_ been proven that there is anything specific to _psionics_ responsible for the effect. It could just be the concentration needed. Other strenuous mental and/or physical activities will also affect blood sugar. And, sometimes, the blood sugar spikes, instead of drops. This quirk in the data has several possible explanations, but the actual reason is not yet established, as far as I know.

Restoring blood-sugar levels is usually done by means of the time-honoured technique known as "snacking". Orange juice, for example, is digested quickly. So are "hard candies". If it doesn't belong as a major feature in a "low carb diet", it is appropriate for these purposes....for the same reason the low-carb guys don't like them: the body processes them quickly, converting them to glucose etc, for immediate use. If you are diabetic, or afflicted with similar illnesses, you need to be more careful in your choice of snacks for this purpose, of course; but in such cases, you ought to be aware of the remedy for low blood sugar already.

After you've corrected the immediate problem of low blood sugar, a heftier snack of a more balanced nature is recommended. A sandwich, for example.

Orange juice and similar fruit "snacks" are especially good for dealing with the immediate effects of psionic activity, because potassium levels are also involved.

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ff7_master2002 asks on July 24, 2004, 2:42pm:

I'm trying to teach myself how to fly. Like Neo and Peter Pan. I know those are movies, but I believe it is possible to do. Do I need to know how to manipulate psi and use tk or do you think it is possible without the use of telekinesis? Thank you for your help.

Rainsong replies on July 24, 2004, 6:11pm:

Flying without telekinesis involves mechanical assistance, in other words: either buy a plane ticket or get your pilot's license. The Peter-Pan thing would involve tk, by definition, if indeed it can be done. Big "if" there. If you are determined to do this, I would seriously suggest learning to lift things other than your body, but of the same size and weight, before even considering "flying". If/when you try lifting the other object, you'll see why.

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Mage_Minion asks on July 19, 2004, 11:07pm:

If I drink alchohol, does it lessen my abilities to do TK or psi? I mean this in the long term

Rainsong replies on July 21, 2004, 2:25am:

Over the long term? Hard to determine with any kind of certainty, because the original limits --before such interference, if any-- are still undetermined. Excessive use of alcohol damages the body, though, so there would come a point where such interference is probable.

Mage_Minion asks on July 19, 2004, 9:09am:

Sorry to bother you with another quetion, but i need to know. Should I "specialize" in a certain thing? Exp: Should i do all psi, and not worry about TK? Or can i do both, without making it alot harder?

Thank you before hand :D

Rainsong replies on July 19, 2004, 9:48pm:

This is the proper place for questions. No worries there.

There is some evidence that practicing one skill can improve related skills. For example, working on precognition can improve skill in clairvoyance, too (presuming the person to have both abilities, that is). Specialization is fine, if you want to go that route, but it doesn't necessarily make anything easier. Doing several at once doesn't necessarily make anything harder. However, there is considerable variation from one person to the next. Try whatever appeals to you.

You're welcome.

Layne asks on July 14, 2004, 11:48am:

I understand that psionic abilities can be dangerous and can possibly hurt and/or kill the person using the ability. When I first found this out, I got a little worried. After all, of course I don't want to kill myself. I was just wondering, is there any way to lessen the chance of hurting yourself when practicing psionics? Do you just have to make sure that you don't overdo it, or is there something else you can do? The reason I wanted to learn how to use psi, is because I want to help people. I don't want that to backfire and end up hurting myself or others.

On a completely different topic, I was wondering if you have to have pure intentions if you want to learn strong and advanced psionics. I ask the question, because if the study of psi ever does become 'normal' and 'accepted' and everyone starts to practice it, someone with malicious intentions could use it to kill many people. Sure, they might be able to learn the basics, but would they be able to make it so strong that they could murder? Hopefully that would never happen, but I was just wondering if it could...

Rainsong replies on July 14, 2004, 8:59pm:

1) Main thing is to be careful; watch for symptoms of hypoglycemia when practicing, for example, and avoid doing extended practice-sessions that exhaust your body's resources.

2) You do not need to have "pure intentions" to learn "strong and advanced" psionics. The White-Lights-and-Fluffy-Bunnies brigade have been going on about this for years, but it has been demonstrated to be completely false. And yes, malicious people have used it to kill people.

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rcy13 asks on July 12, 2004, 9:57pm:

I'm just wondering, I know this sounds odd, but why do the DBZ characters scream very loud when they summon their energy? I don't scream when I concentrate! And I don't know any one who does!

Rainsong replies on July 13, 2004, 9:28pm:

The writers of television series and comic books need some way to indicate that something internal is happening. Otherwise, the audience will get bored, watching the psi-or-ki-using characters chilling out in their easy-chairs thinking at each other.

Short version: DBZ is not real.

Knightblazer asks on July 13, 2004, 11:41am:

Im not sure how to put this... Ive had dreams and it may be weeks or months but the dreams come real and it feels like major dejavoux.
Is this a form of Rv? or something else
Thanks for your time

Rainsong replies on July 13, 2004, 9:26pm:

Precognition.

Iceflare asks on July 6, 2004, 12:28am:

are there any books, that you would recommend, that cover psionics? (like how-to things and theories) thanks

Rainsong replies on July 6, 2004, 3:38pm:

How-to:
_The Psychic Energy Workbook_ by R Michael Miller and Josphine M Harper
Anything by Harold Sherman, Bevery Jaegers, Chuck Cosimano.

Theories:
_The Iron Curtain Lifted_ by Lynn Schoeder and Sheila Ostrander
_Altered States_ by Charles T Tart
_Secrets of Remote Viewing_ by Joseph MacMoneagle
_The Elegant Universe_ by Brian Greene

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