Psi wheel and Telekinesis?

[legendarymidget]

I have been practicing the last few days i have questions to ask to Tk users. What are some tips to make it work? How many days/months/years practice before you could consistently spin it.

When i have been doing it, my hand feels a magnetic force as if the psi wheel was drawing my hand to it. Is it meant to feel like that?

I have managed to move it a few times very slightly but havn't been able to move it for longer than 10 seconds. And how long are you meant to "connect to" the wheel before attemting to move it?

Also as i was timing my practice session with my phone, the timer stopped by itself while i was concentration on the psi wheel. Could that be my uncounscious mind focusing on the phone instead of the timer?? I'm not sure.

Sorry for all the questions but i have been interested in this sort of stuff since i was a kid and apon finding this site, my interest has been sparked again.

[volantis]

Originally Posted by legendarymidget

I have been practicing the last few days i have questions to ask to Tk users. What are some tips to make it work? How many days/months/years practice before you could consistently spin it.

Here is a demonstration of me doing this:
YouTube - PsiWheelIntro.wmv

There are several things you can do to increase your ability. First, try walking twenty minutes on a treadmill. This helps to build up the body's vital force.

When you put your hands next to the wheel, just relax. Visualize the wheel spinning, but don't concentrate or imagine any magical powers are flowing around. Let your mind be as still as possible and wait.

Also, there is something about the environment that is important. I'm not sure what it is yet. I have done this every day for several months to see if I can figure out what makes this work. It seems to work better during the summer (northern) than during the winter. It seems to work better near a full moon than a new moon. It also seems to work better near midnight, but it can work well during the day, too.

Some days it works without the least effort and some days it doesn't work at all. Don't be discouraged, but be patient.

[Irisha]

I've watched the video. It's interesting that the right hand is stronger with a male, - is the left hand supposed to be stronger with a female? I'll check it.

[lookcloser]

Years back I used to be really into this. I had a psi wheel made of aluminium foil
on a pin(Its supposed to reduce friction) and I put a glass jar over it to make sure no air caused the movement.

I used to practice for about 10-15 min everyday. My concentration wasn't too high and I'd tend to day dream in that little time. But now I'm better at concentration. So that you for the reminder. I'm gonna work on it again.

Here is a link that can be helpful in the process:
Psi articles - Veritas

[legendarymidget]

It seems that no matter how many question I ask, the answer can only be gained through practice. Everyone is differant and some people may take longer than others.

Since all this stuff is relatively new, most of it you have to work out by yourself. You can read all the guides on the net but in the end, the only thing that will bring success is experimentation.

All is sorted now as I can now spin it on most occasions. I agree with volantis about the enviroment thing as some days I can spin it very fast straight away but some days it takes a lot of mind clearing and patience to get it started.

The treadmill thing sounds interesting and I may try that.

Something that has helped me is that if it doesnt spin after a while, try to roll a pencil. Even if you can't roll it after 5 minutes or so, switch back to the psi wheel and it should go. I think this works as your mind tries to use more energy to move the pencil than the psi wheel but when going back to the wheel, your mind is in pencil mode and it will use the amount of force that it used on the pencil, on the psi wheel.

Sorry if it didn't make sense, I got a D in English lol.

Also, what is the biggest thing you have moved volantis. I once heard a guy being able to move a chair in 9 months.

[Andrew Gubb]

subscribing to this thread, i think i'm going to try getting into this.

[volantis]

Originally Posted by Irisha

I've watched the video. It's interesting that the right hand is stronger with a male, - is the left hand supposed to be stronger with a female? I'll check it.

It depends on the day. Some days the right hand will be strong and some days it will be the left. Sometimes both hands are strong and sometimes neither hand will work.

[volantis]

Originally Posted by legendarymidget

Also, what is the biggest thing you have moved volantis. I once heard a guy being able to move a chair in 9 months.

I built a paper cylinder from a full 8.5" x 11" sheet with a cardboard hub at the top. The cylinder balances on a tall wooden dowel with a pin in the top of it. I moved it once, but decided the psi wheels were much easier.

Instead of moving to larger items, I decided to move it from greater distances. I could stand back a couple feet and still make the psi wheel move and also change its direction.

Being motivated by the Harry Potter movies, I also took a branch and shaved it down to a wand. There are times when I can make the psi wheel spin by pointing the wand at it.

Right now my main focus is figuring out the precise physics involved. It is clear to me the effect is real. Since modern science only recognizes kinetic physics, nobody has before considered there may be non-kinetic forces at play. For example, the effect could be caused by conductance. Everything possesses the property of conductance, and conductance is variable in the human body. In fact, conductance is also variable in the environment, which may explain why the environment has influence as to whether the effect will be strong or not.