Easier to use the fingers. Faster, too. However, typing telekinetically can be done, and has been played with.

Not necessarily.

1a) Yes.
1b) You have mistaken your metaphor for reality. PK affects things. The other psionic effects perceive them. The effect described in (1a) does not involve a literal hand.
2a) Yes.
2b) Yes, but these are few and far between, generally involving exotic forms of Shielding.

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Making an iceball involves cooling down some water to the point of freezing. The spheroid shape could be problematic, but I'd suggest round "ice-mould trays", or perhaps a water-balloon. Fill with water, and chill until it freezes.

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If the Q&A section were a FAQ in practice, this question or some variant of it would be in the top five.

It is not entirely impossible that one or another of the (other) writers here might take such a querant under his or her wing, but it _is_ unlikely. The sheer number of such requests, combined with the rather limited number of "teachers" here, further combined with the commitment and effort required to mentor even one person, conspires against it.

Dreams of Psychokinesis are not uncommon among folks with an interest in psionics, or indeed with an interest in science-fiction, anime cartoons, or stage-magic.

If your Lord and Lady desire this of you, Zeladene, perhaps some effort on your own behalf should be shown. Try out Peebrain's and NI's instructions, read other accounts of how to accomplish it, give it some practice on your own. Such devotion might please your Gods, and even if it doesn't, the fact that you had put forth some effort and initiative might convince someone to put the effort into helping you.

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What part of "videos are not proof" do you people fail to understand?

I'll answer the second one first: to get the clockwise spin to work better, you might need to give it more time in the practice. Most people have a direction that they work better in, for spinning in figure skating, direction that sketched animals face, and yes, for pushing psiwheels with bits of oomph. Don't worry about it. As long as you can change the direction even a little bit, you have the basic tk stuff under control. Finesse comes with practice.

As for the mental block, be sneaky. Start with just a little "wall" in front of the psiwheel.....in fact start with a wimpy wall. Hand a paper towel or a handkerchief in front of the wheel, and peer over the top of this improvised drapery while spinning the wheel. Then, repeat with a book or loose-leaf binder standing on end, in front of the wheel. Add another wall, by standing the book on end open at roughly ninety-degrees....and so on. If you have access to an empty plastic pop-bottle or clear plastic tumbler that you can cut, make a partial dome by cutting a whole "for the oomph to get through", and put the dome over the wheel. When you can make it spin in the cheater-dome , _then_ you should be ready for a "real" dome enclosure.

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If it works, this is pyroPK.

Yes.

Blue to green and back isn't all that odd. To keep it in check, other that the reflected changes according to what you are wearing, keep your emotions even. Colour changes in the eyes are usually on account of changes in bloodflow. Biofeedback is the way to go, here.

Or coloured contacts.

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