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tealeafkitty asks on December 1, 2005, 12:42am:

So, here's the thing:

I've been practicing the psiwheel thing for about 5 days, following the guides on your website, but it doesn't move.

Or actually, on the second day, it did move a little, when I walked over to it, it spun, but then I walked back to my door, and walked over to it again, and it moved again, so I passed it off as my walking that made it spin.

So anyways, I've tried visualization, talking to my subconcious self, believing, focusing, meditation, and all that razz, and it still won't work.

Am I just incapable? Because one article says that anyone can do it, but I'm starting to doubt that's true for my case.

Anyways, thanks in advance ^_^

-Alice

SunTzu replies on December 2, 2005, 9:45am:

Five days is a bit hasty to start using the word 'incapable' (I do not think anyone incapable of this), keep practicing it you aim to learn. Whether you are moving it or not, you are building skill.

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h0RneTT asks on November 29, 2005, 2:08pm:

This may be more opinion than question, but it seems to me that all of the various terms for psychokinesis are kinda, well, made up. (insert greek or latin root here)-kinesis seems to just confuse poeple and encourage fluff. Am I right, or is there a point to these terms?

Rainsong replies on November 29, 2005, 7:00pm:

Whoohoo. This is what _we've_ been saying for years....

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Danairian asks on November 24, 2005, 10:19pm:

Do I need to practice the basics of telekinesis before I try aerokinesis, and is aerokinesis a real ability?

Rainsong replies on November 26, 2005, 4:22pm:

"Aerokinesis" is one of the slang terms for a specific use of telekinesis/psychokinesis. Usually, when people use the word, they are meaning the formation of gusts of wind by manipulating the air molecules. Therefore, as far it goes, it is a "real ability".

Influenced by psionics-rules in role-playing games, various people have added Greek (and even Latin) modifiers to "-kinesis" (roughly "movement"), to make up new words to describe specific applications of the basic telekinesis/psychokinesis. Telekinesis and Psychokinesis are the same thing.

As for practicing the basics of Telekinesis first...no, by practicing the telekinetic movement of air, you _are_ practicing the rudiments of telekinesis.

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Chaotic_Flux asks on November 16, 2005, 11:08pm:

I have some ideas for advanced TK fun stuff to do. Now if you were to make a force bubble and form it into a cup, it would be neat to pour water in to test its stability. Then try freezing the water with cyroPK. And if the force bubble was an odd shaped cup you would have an ice sculpture.

Im not asking if its posible or how long it will take to do it. I just want an opinion from others on the fun scale or tell an alternate version you thought up or somthing like that.

Rainsong replies on November 18, 2005, 8:20pm:

Thanks for sharing that. Great idea.

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Arbiter asks on November 9, 2005, 10:51pm:

Can a cryokinetic create a blade of pure ice energy?

Rainsong replies on November 12, 2005, 9:07pm:

Short answer: no.

More useful answer:

Ice is frozen water. And, "Cold" is the absence of "Heat".

In theory, a sufficiently skillful Psychokinetic could pull water from the surroundings and freeze it into a blade-shape (or a ball, or a rose, or a puppy-dog....). Doing this without pulling the moisture from your own eyes, skin, lungs, etc would be difficult.

Ice has energy, but there is no such thing as "pure ice energy".

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CuriousChik330 asks on November 10, 2005, 12:11pm:

I can make anything pendulem like or string ( with something heavy on the bottom)move in any direction i want it to , backwards, forwards, aroung, clock-wise , and anti clockwise. I wanted to know if this is telekenisis and if it is why can i only move the psiwheel a little bit when im such an expert with the string??

Rainsong replies on November 12, 2005, 8:43am:

What is your pendulum suspended from? If you are holding it in your hand, it is more likely fine muscle movement than psychokinesis. If, by contrast, you tied the end to a solid object, then it probably _is_ psychokinesis.

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Arbiter asks on October 26, 2005, 10:27pm:

I know earlier I had asked about cryo-pk and some of the stuff that can be done with it now I am wondering can water be frozen with cryo-pk at a certain level?

Rainsong replies on October 28, 2005, 8:05pm:

Yes.

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sumbuddynew asks on October 28, 2005, 11:57am:

Hi, im currently trying out pyrokinesis and on the net i read that if you learn it one day you will suddenly spontaniously combust. is that true or will you live happily ever after and not a toaster stroodle?

Rainsong replies on October 28, 2005, 8:04pm:

Insufficient data is available for this one. I am unaware of any reports about the people who have (allegedly) succumbed to spontaneous combustion having ever attempted -- much less practiced -- pyroPK. Likewise, I've not heard of anyone who _has_ practiced it experiencing spontaneous combustion. However, I suppose that it is possible that if you practice long enough (presumably more than a few decades, because I have not yet combusted), you might catch fire yourself.

One the other hand, there are people who claim that you must court frostbite and hypothermia in order to practice cryoPK. Their claim is demonstrably false.

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llama asks on September 28, 2005, 5:10pm:

Is it possible that telekinesis could be harmful to the user because I've been reading some stuff that say it might be.

Rainsong replies on September 30, 2005, 8:05pm:

Only if "killing the user" qualifies as "harmful".

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lord_lizarus asks on August 27, 2005, 6:10pm:

I find it quite difficult to create strong psyballs but I found a neat trick involving holding a plasma ball for 10 minutes. It really helped me out and since this is hardly an article I just wanted to share this with everyone this way

Rainsong replies on August 27, 2005, 8:32pm:

Thanks for sharing that. Smile

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