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StarrySky asks on January 9, 2005, 1:30pm:

Hello. I've read all the articles about TK and I've tried practicing the psiwheel exercise. It just won't work. I've cleared my mind; nothing. I tried 'willing' it to happen; nothing. I've tried visualizing; nothing. What can I do to help me with my practice?
Thanks in advance.

Peebrain replies on January 16, 2005, 2:09pm:

Practice more. Some people are lucky and get it right away, but most of us have to practice for weeks and months.

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bassie asks on January 4, 2005, 7:15pm:

hey psipog

In one of your articles "Advanced Telekinesis: How to Succeed by Not_Important"

You wrote this: I've had much luck, but I've also practiced many hours. "The chance favors the prepared mind" hehe. The biggest thing I can move is a chair. And no, I CANT'T levitate anything I think I have got good genes for TK stuff, therefore don't be sad if you can't move chairs after 9 months.

"NI" says he CAN?T levitate things but in you media section there's a picture of "NI" levitating a knife. How is this possible?

I don't want to judge you of any thing because I thing your site is great I was just wondering. J

PS: sorry for my bad English.

Peebrain replies on January 5, 2005, 12:24pm:

Simple: The article was written before the picture was taken, and NI practiced more in that time and became skilled enough to levitate an object.

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Ganymede asks on January 2, 2005, 8:43am:

You've probably heard this question before, and you're probably sick of it (And ones like it.) but here goes anyway. First off, I was thinking about how one would actually kill someone with PK. The conclusion I came to was that you would need to somehow damage a person's internal organs sufficiently. That got me thinking, has this ever actually happened? Just as poltregeists are thought to be random acts of PK, are there any deaths or causes of death throughout history that could be from some malevolent psionic? Not the best thing to be thinking about when starting off, I know, but the 'dark side' (If you will) of psionics is something I feel should be learned about, if only to avoid doing harm to yourself or others.

Rainsong replies on January 3, 2005, 7:20pm:

It has been done. However, it is not an appropriate topic for this site.

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psiboy124 asks on December 20, 2004, 7:40pm:

Do you have any articles on PK? (edited for spelling)

Rainsong replies on December 20, 2004, 8:31pm:

Yes, they are in the "Kinesis" section.

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PsiSlimmy asks on December 5, 2004, 9:54pm:

I've been practiceing TK for over a month. When i try to move my psi wheel. It appears to be moving but when i asked my friend if it was moving and it looked to be moving for me, he said it wasn't moving at all. Is this some kind of the way your eye percepts things, or is this just i'm some concentrated on moveing it that my mind believes that it's seeing the object moveing?

Rainsong replies on December 6, 2004, 7:13pm:

Goes it seem to spin, or does it seem to wobble or move back-and-forth slightly? If the latter, it is an optical illusion. The effect is known as autokinesis, and is related to eye fatigue.

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nchornets asks on November 30, 2004, 7:57pm:

I have hear that if you can do tk, then you can levitate something, since it uses the same thing. I think it was rainsong that said this. Is there anything that is different when you try to levitate then when you try to spin something?

Does this make sense?

Rainsong replies on December 4, 2004, 11:41pm:

Yes. The direction. To levitate, you go "up"; to spin, you go "around".

Levitating also needs to use sufficient force to counter the force of gravity. Spinning a psiwheel doesn't need as much force, if it is well-designed, because there is not much friction.

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Nohands asks on December 4, 2004, 7:40pm:

Did anyone believe you when you first did telekinesis?

Rainsong replies on December 4, 2004, 11:32pm:

What is there to believe? The first time I know of, was witnessed.

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Smelly_Shoe asks on December 1, 2004, 11:32pm:

I was wondering just yesterday, would it be possible for one who can flare constructs to freeze fire, and what it would characteristics it would bear.

Thanks!

Rainsong replies on December 4, 2004, 11:31pm:

Study some elementary Physics and then think about that question again.

Hint: find out what fire is...

(thanks to Aphanas)

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Raiyaka asks on November 27, 2004, 5:18pm:

Okaaay... I've been thinking a bit....

Is there a possibility to improve the human eyesight with psi (permanently)? How? In which category does this belong to?

Peebrain replies on December 3, 2004, 5:24pm:

Yes. This falls under Bio-PK, also known as DMILS (Direct Mental Influence on Living Systems... I think). "How" is a bit lengthy of a response... try google.com, and search for "DMILS", and go from there.

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hersheybar asks on November 17, 2004, 6:15pm:

I did a search and I didn't find an full answer to my question so here it goes.

I get the psi-wheel to spin, sometimes fast sometimes slow. When I am finished my hands are warm and I came to the conclusion that it was just the heat moving the psi wheel. Lately i've been trying moving my hands back farther away from the psi wheel and It still spins but not as fast. When im done this time my hands are hotter than ever before. Then I asked myself why would my hands gain so much heat without that little if any movement.

Is this still TK because im controlling my body heat to a fixed point in or around my body?

Thanks in advance

Peebrain replies on November 21, 2004, 12:59pm:

If your hands get really hot, then it sounds like it might be from your hands. Stick your hands in your pocket, and keep practicing . Force your body to figure out an alternate solution. Or, if you want to control the heat on your hands, practice what you're doing more (though I assume you don't want to do that). When I first started, I used my hands, but then I would pull them away slowly. I could get the pinwheel to spin if I convinced myself that my hands were close, even if they wern't. I would say to myself, "Nothing has changed, my hands are right next to the pinwheel" (even though they wern't), and it would start to spin. Keep practicing, experimenting, and trying new things .

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