Psychokinesis

Thank you, it finally explained the twitching I have sometimes felt during or after pk attempts. Having read psi-pog and some forums, I also thought this twitching was unhealthy and paused practicing until it disappeared.

When I get too much psi pressure in my body, I usually just make an "explosion" and blow it away in all directions. Gathering it together and then releasing it all at once in one direction could result in some cool pk effects. I like practicing things smooth though - I think it's safer.

I like his open-source policy and the way he describes things. You can easily feel what he means (how he feels when he's doing these things).

-- Edited by Sussch on Saturday 16th of October 2010 06:53:33 PM

I suffered from a chi blockage at my throat for about 1 and a half years where my throught would swell it was hard to swallow talk. It was after my third eye activation I think that I had been sending a lot of chi through it for excercises. By studying acupressure I learned where the symptoms where comming from the point. I tested the point with my finger and found it to be sore and swollen. Over the course of the next few days  Imassaged it and there symptoms I had been suffering from (this included operations multiple tests with no diagnosis) The symptoms I suffered from disapeared. It is through understanding the channels that chi travel we can learn to heal ourselves in regards to blockages in our system.

-- Edited by Shirak on Sunday 17th of October 2010 12:16:09 AM

Yesterday evening I tried an exercise I used to do pretty often a couple of years ago and found that my body could take on pretty dense and fast moving psi compared to what it earlier could. The area in the chest around the heart chakra was still slightly tense, but it was not enough to make me feel bad.

This exercise: http://sussch-daweird.blogspot.com/2010/10/grounding-and-centering.html. It's basically grounding and centering, possibly a bit modified.

Thanks!

Slightly out of topic:

Fixed a bug in the blog post. The film Hero was definitely better, but back when I watched it, I had not practiced pk much, so the experience was not that great.

Regarding swords and feeling them, I don't know if you've seen this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj1Jytiw8e0 (I edited my post in the OBE/Pk topic some day and added it there).

I think that shiatsu sounds like a good idea. My older brother, also a martial artist, used to perform it on me. It is definitely worth it to practice some kind of energy work system as you progress further with PK. I have years of energy work under me & the increased chi, is still a challenge. I never had nausea symptoms, but each person is different. Some people get hot flashes; hypothermia feelings, crazy dreams, the feelings of ants crawling on the body, rashes, head pressure ect.

I think that it's helpful to take chakra progess slowly. I mean that you should stay with a chakra until you have some control over it, and it's powers. One of the things that is helping me right now is that I have enough control over the lower chakras, to contain most of the flow until my higher chakras can adjust. When I was younger, with all my superhero dreams, I kind of poo pooed the kundalini warnings, but I was definately wrong about that. With what we've all experienced so far as Psions, it's clear that the power potential is pretty awesome. Here is a very good example of a normal persons experience with the kundalini:

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One of the best ways to know you are progressing at the right pace with a chakra, is when you experience bodilessness or an OBE, while you are meditating on the chakra. This is an OBE, where you don't go anywhere. The purpose is to meditate on the chakra to the point were your body awareness disappears, and you are only the chakra. As I recall, this is how John Chang trains his students as well. You can also experience this bodilessness, from the microcosmic orbit practice. I hope this is helpful Treasure Hunter.

Also, checkout the videos of the man above who is discussing kundalini syndrome: Head Pressure. He is a busy person, but extremely experienced with martial arts & kundalini. Though he seems to be way beyond caring about superpowers. Watch his videos from the beginning if you have the time. If you can't manage taking classes; you should definitely look into some chi gung books by, Mantak Chia &  Yang, Jwing-Ming.

Hey guys, this channel has a treasure trove of chi gung info:)


http://www.youtube.com/user/utcoffice#p/u/161/H7NacfoT8ro

Here is a link to a very informative yoga & energy work website you may find helpful. All of the information & techniques are listed in an ordered way:)

http://www.aypsite.org/

I wanted to show that ChosonNinja video to my sister and found that YouTube had terminated his account. I'm glad I had stolen the video and could still show it, but it's kind of sad, as he also had a lot of good martial arts moves there.

That's really unfortunate; he was a wealth of martial arts & cultural knowledge on youtube. Also, his long distance shuriken throwing was awesome; he definately has some superhero skills!