4 days? heh, people seem to progress pretty fast

You see, you didn't lose the focus, but rather gave the "steering wheel" to your subc. That's exactly the right state of mind. It's like "day dreaming". And when you are tired you happen to "let go" and your subconscious becomes stronger.
Nevertheless if you are NOT tired but still can go into that state of mind, you'll have even better results. I suggest you experiment with it and tell us about the results

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I think the answer is pretty obvious, isn't it?
Try something different. Or did you learn TK to spin things only?

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Heck, be a bit creative

i.e. a straw, a ultra-light ping-pong ball, anything harder than a psiwheel, but easier than pencils

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The main reason that meditation is helpful is that it helps you gain control of your own mind, and quiet it down when you want to. Any sort of meditation will be helpful, from traditional zazen to archery. Self-hypnosis is also useful, both for learning to keep your mind in your control, generally, and for a number of nifty effects that are easier in trance. The effects in question range from making pendling easier to stopping pain and the ever-popular "lentation". (For the record, "lentation" is more widely known as "time distortion". If you want to look it up, use the standard term.)

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Possible? Probably.

Likely? No.

In the case of an "inborn" talent for microPK, it is possible that you would not be aware of the basis of your unusual run of "luck", but being constantly at odds with statistical probability is something you would notice unless you are _terribly_ unobservant.

As for macroPK, you'd notice. No question there. You'd know.

"Biokinesis" is a political theory concerning the movement of populations as a basis for power.

As a result of the influence of certain role-playing games, the same word has become semi-popular as a slang term for the use of psychokinesis on living systems. This is also known as Biological Psychokinesis, BioPK, and DMILS.

How you would practice it would depend heavily on what effect you want to achieve. I would suggest doing some serious reading on the topics of Physiology and Anatomy before even _thinking_ about affecting an organism with PK.

No

Treat TK as you would any other sport. Would you run around and play soccer if you were sick? Probably not... I'd let your subconscious worry about the direct threat, then once that is finished, resume practicing. If you're interested in the effects of practicing while sick, give it a try, but don't push yourself too hard.

1) Yes and maybe. Yes, by definition, whatever it is that makes telekinesis work is "psi". "Maybe", it might be pushing sometimes. However it is not always pushing unless you can push in some very odd directions relative to yourself, and it _might_ not ever be.

2) Yep.

There are not many "practical" uses for telekinesis. To pick those simple bathroom locks was probably the most "practical" thing I've done with it until now.

So, it's kindof useless. The skill is impressive, but still useless. I can think about how tk could be used in brain surgery or space missions, but those concepts sound rather sci-fi at this point.

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