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telekineticguy55 asks on March 4, 2005, 2:08pm:

There used tto be an article about a man from russia who infultrated stalins base making eveyone else think he was stalin through telepathy. could someone tell me his name, it excapes me right now and i am doing a report on russia and i would like to find some information about him. Thanx
**oh yeah by the way, i think his name had Wolf or Wolfe in it somewhere.
tthanx again.

Rainsong replies on March 7, 2005, 7:47pm:

The chap's name was Wolf Messing.

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s90022 asks on March 4, 2005, 3:48pm:

Dear psipog.net
I am thinking, that people say they are paranormal, immpossible and so on, but isn't it just a another form of quantum mechanics/physics, please could you clarify this subjuct as i am reaserching into psi and it's properties and uses, different names for it, and also different time periods.
thankyou very much
s90022

Peebrain replies on March 6, 2005, 3:21am:

http://www.quantumconsciousness.org/

Perhaps that link would be of interest to you?

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Telekinetic asks on January 19, 2005, 6:33pm:

I have a friend who has developed Telepathy, though he can only read minds to get numbers from 1 to 100. I read that stress is the cause of the natural development of psi (and also that it is hereditary). However, he doesn't seemed stressed out and I'm sure no one in his family has any experience with psionics. Is it possible that he developed Telepathy through eustress (the good stress)?

SunTzu replies on February 17, 2005, 10:45am:

Although it is possible that he has developed telepathy through a form of stress, the research on those types of situations is _very_ limited, in my experience.

In a research paper I read recently, they were discussing the apparent genetic heredity of psionic ability. The way that they described is was the same way that they described babies being born with callusses on their feet, in that it was a trait that was inherited through the use of the parents (mother and father are difficult to determine with each of these cases), and cited a few other rare examples from nature.

However, this explanation doesn't appease me much either. Honestly, I don't know what causes any type of psionic developement beyond the fact that psionic parents yeild psionic children (whether this is through the above phenomenon, sub-conscious messages, exposure to psionic phenomenon, or psionic parents teaching their children psionics I can but guess). Also, some naturals seem to just "crop up" through occurence, and become sensitive after finding the benefits of such abililty.

So, in answer to your question: Stress may have induced a particular instance of telepathy and caused in him a desire to learn more (and begun training). However, we have very limited research as to the process on how people become psionic without training.

*_# TZ_

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Laharl asks on December 20, 2004, 4:58pm:

Dear P-man or any other administrator.

Do you think there is a conection between being in a very sleepy state and the effectivness of Psi? Last night I had an OOB and I was doing it with my own free will.I had to tell myslef to stop doing it because it felt sort of wrong like It felt hard to move.I would try to move my arm and it would move slowly and only if I tried my hardest to move it.

To tell you the truth I've never trained with Psi.I seem to be able to do it better when I relax myself and think of nothing.

Peebrain replies on February 9, 2005, 9:37pm:

I personally believe the majority of the benefit is better communication with the subconscious. If you're in a sleepy state, your subconscious is more open to suggestion. I don't know why sleepy states produce OBEs... Maybe one day someone can do a serious study on it. (Or maybe they already have an I haven't seen it ).

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Morse asks on December 8, 2004, 8:55am:

Is there a ripple effect in psi?you know,the threefold law???

And,is it possible to create no energy burst strong enough to move/effect an object?I mean,is it possible to move an object with pure energy???

P.S.-can you point me to more exercises...i've done all in here,and doing very god.all,psiballs,shields,scanning,input and output,a bit of telepathy.i'm having problems with tk...

Rainsong replies on February 3, 2005, 3:36pm:

The Threefold Law is a religious thing, not a Physical law. It is from a religion very different from mine, so I'm not going to comment further.

Moving and/or affecting objects with psi "energy" is "psychokinesis". It is indeed possible, and has been done, by assorted humans, chickens, and so on. In the strict sense, "energy" is nothing more or less than "the ability to do work". Therefore, moving or affecting an object _must_ be done with energy. I suspect that you were referring to the looser usage, hence the initial answer.

If you're having trouble with tk, you're not alone. That complaint is rather common, really. Work on small, simple effects, such as the ubiquitous "psiwheel", and forcing dice-rolls. Some folks pick it up immediately, and others take twenty years or more. Most people give it up as not worth the effort, unless they are coming at it from the other side of things, needing to learn to control tk that happens when they _don't_ want it to.

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heiko asks on January 10, 2005, 10:00pm:

I was just wondering if anyone had tried manipulating the electricty within a plasma sphere, (the glass spheres with an electrode inside that releases streamers of electricty)
http://www.einsteins-emporium.com/technology/electricity/te310.htm
without touching the glass directly, I think it would be an interesting experiment.

Rainsong replies on February 3, 2005, 3:27pm:

Yes. It's fun.

Telekinetic asks on January 19, 2005, 6:30pm:

I am aware of 'burnout', a condition that occurs when one has used up their psi. Is there a quick solution to this, such as gathering energy to make a psi ball? If this is so, would one have to be very experienced to get over it? As always, I apologize if this is a stupid question. I am aware that the average solution to 'burnout' is resting and being healthy and so on.

Rainsong replies on January 22, 2005, 10:45pm:

It appears to be more closely connected to _doing stuff_ with psi, rather than using it up, exactly. "Gathering energy to make a psiball" will almost invariably make the condition worse.

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Ahrok asks on January 4, 2005, 4:30pm:

I have been working on the PSI wheel for a short time now and have been getting great results (pat on my back). Anyway, about the time I started doing PK I got involved with self-hypnosis and subliminal hypnosis and have gotten very noticeable results. I recently read your article (I think it was) about the sub-consciousness and its connection to PK, I started wondering if you could use subliminal messaging hypnosis to, for a lack of a better word bring out or heighten your abilities? I have seen subliminal tapes for almost everything under the sun except for anything encompassing the whole mind over matter thing. I know the concept of how to make them, but would it be worth my time? Have you ever played with the idea?

Rainsong replies on January 15, 2005, 10:27pm:

There are commercially published recordings of that nature, specifically for development of various psychical abilities. Some people have reported fairly good results with them; others, none at all. Many psychic-development recordings are steeped in fluffy New Age stuff, so be careful about the scripts.

qigong12345 asks on December 14, 2004, 12:40pm:

Hello, I am a 14-year-old, new to the site and only just begining to discover my psionic ability. Before I found out about PsiPog, I had already been taking a class in the Chinese discipline Chi-Kung, also spelled qigong. In the first class, the instructor giuided us through the creation of what he called a chi-ball, a process remarkably similar to Peebrain's method of making psi-balls (focus & relaxation, visualization, drawing energy from your source, adding energy to the ball, etc). I have searched your fascinating site fairly thoroughly, and I don't think this similarity has been addressed elsewhere on PsiPog (if I am wrong, please correct me). My question is: is it possible that psi is, in fact, the same energy that eastern philosophers have been calling "chi" for thousands of years? Has anyone else involved with PsiPog used chi-based disciplines to improve their psionic skills?

Rainsong replies on December 20, 2004, 8:27pm:

Yes, yes it is entirely possible that they are the same thing.

If you can accomplish psionic effects with it, it is therefore "psi". Psi is nothing more or less than the mechanism that allows such things as psychokinesis and telepathy to occur. It might be more than one mechanism, in fact. If you can move things with Chi/Qi, for example, it is therefore also Psi.

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iori_komei asks on October 14, 2004, 2:52am:

I've been thinking about this for some time now, is it possible that sightings of ghosts, poltergeist and such is actually a psionic projection created by the viewer un consciously ?

Rainsong replies on October 17, 2004, 1:24pm:

Yes, that is possible. Likewise, the "messages from beyond" could be along the same lines, either from the reader's own mind, or that of the person to whome the message is addressed.

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