Short Answer: no one really knows
Long Answer: It takes different people differing amounts of time. I made a psi-ball before I had ever heard the term "psi-ball". NI has tried for a long time, and so far been unsuccessful (whether that is due to his own skepticism or not has remained to be proven). I have heard of people taking a few months, and others taking a few hours. Try for yourself and see.

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There is considerable debate as to whether psionicists ever really _do_ use energy from other sources or whether we simply use the idea of drawing from something else as some kind of crutch. Either way, don't worry about it. Sounds like you're doing it right.

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art-psiball-faq.html

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There is, but I don't think that you will like my answer.

Practice, if you practice any skill, you will get better at it, and have a greater control.

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art-force-bubbles.html

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Whether you personally have to program a psi-ball to go to it's destined location is really dependent on the way in which you make them and control them (the sub-conscious mind of each user here is quite different). I know several people that RP/RV/clairvoyance to the location and then actually make the psi-ball there. I know some people that make a solid shell around the psi-ball, and then give it a push. Others program the psi-ball to disassemble into energy fragments and then go to the location (I am against this aproach as often it brings fragments of energy to where it's supposed to be sent, instead of the actual ball).

Try and see that works best for you. Oftentimes if it is shelled very well, it works better (especially in the just-push-it method), but in the RP/RV/clairvoyance method, it doesn't need to be shelled at all. Try several methods and see what works.

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The real question behind this is "why are you makig your psi-ball?"

The location of a psi-ball is designed to help in whatever you are trying to accomplish. Although most of the time is is not practical to make a psi-ball in China, you may play a game of 'send the construct' with someone in China, and need to send that energy to them.

For another example, let's say that you are making a cold-compress psi-ball (a cold psi-ball designed to cool a headache of sore muscles). What good is this construct is if it is not located on the affected area? You want this construct to be located on your head to cool it, or affected muscles to sooth them.

Where you select for making your psi-ball is significant because of what you want th epsi-ball to do.

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Because of this reason, we have several articles written on the subject:

art-psiball-source.html

art-psiball-log.html

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Provided that you have an operating nervous system, yes ;)

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Interesting rumour, that is. Personally, I was unaware that the Moon gave off any rays of its own. What manner of transformation are these "lunar rays" supposed to induce in the lichens? Are the rays also supposed to affect mosses? Algae? Cyanobacteria?

Without further information about the rumour, it is somewhat difficult to track down its truth or falsehood. My guess is that it is merely a rumour. The lichens are likely to be in more danger from earthbound threats such as critters who eat them, pollution, and trampling. In fact, being munched by caribou (reindeer, for the Europeans) is guaranteed to cause a transformation in the lichens...from "lichen" to "deer droppings".