From a stereotypical scientific standpoint, I'm not in a lab coat with beakers and bunsen burners researching anything. My personal "research" is just trying to figure out good ways to learn and teach psionic skills. I don't have government grants or anything... I'm just a normal college student with a weird hobby. I would consider most "how-to" articles to be a sort of research. Not focused on how psi works, just how anyone can learn it. I believe Rainsong has conducted actual research (in the typical sense of the word) about levels of sugar in the bloodstream before and after psioinc activity... something like that. She can probably give you more information than I can . I'm more interested in how to do it than how it works.

While such levitation _may_ be possible, it is far more likely that what you experienced was your body twitching as your mind shifted gears. It feels like falling onto the bed, but isn't.

If you are an American citizen, try inquiring by way of the CIA's website. If you are not, you are probably out of luck.

Yes.

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