Psychokinesis

Which book was it?

Also, I've kind of taken the opposite approach. I been at Tk for over 4 years now, and Haven't grown all that much in terms of progress. I realized not long ago that I became very dependent on external stimulus to keep me motivated and my inspiration flowing. It would work quite simply as, read/watch something, get inspired for a few days, eventually the inspiration slowly ebbed away, then I began to feel spiritually parched, so I went and watched/read something again to get me back on my feet. I began to realize that if I wanted to make true progress, I was going to have to get myself to establish a positive feedback loop within myself to provide my own inspiration and strength that renewed itself naturally without the aid of something external. Then I believed I would have adequate grounding to make real progress within myself. For this to work though, I had to begin to trust myself and look inward for the answers. Much harder then it sounds when you have been your whole life the subject of external conjecture purported as if it were law.

Not sure why I shared that....

Oh well,

Have fun!

I dont't really get what this thread is about. Anyways I think it is about motivating yourself to train in a way or another. I just want to quickly add that if guys really want to be powerful you have to replace your leisure activities with pk. I mean all of them. Stop reading, stop watching TV, stop going out for a walk, stop wasting your time. All you need is practice. I am only 16. I dont do many leisure activities as I dont have much free time. I recently stopped playing games and stopped doing other things that I consider to be a waste of time. I decided to train really hard. Since I am free from school this week I could see how much free time I have that I can use for pk. I might seem like I am showing off by now but listen. For the past 3-4 days I have trained for at least 2-3 hours. Trained everthiing. TK,HK and if I didn't train I did special meditations to help me regain some energy and all that or practiced OBE. I can assure you guys in a month from now I will be one of the strongest telekinetic you will see on the internet. My message to you guys is this: if you truly want to do pk stop wasting your time. 15 minutes a day wont get you nowhere. It will take god damn months to be able to move that psi wheel! and then another 6months to move a pencil! If you want to do pk you must make it your TOP priority in life. I mean it. You must be able to make it a BIG thing in your life. I am telling you there is people out there who can make you swallow your whole arm using tk only! The is a lot of stuff going on out there. If you want to be a psion and waste your time with a psi wheel or coming on websites like this one then ignore me. If you want to have true powers then you must train everyday at least 1hour. I mean it. I dont mean to offend anyone. I just read this thread and I felt like writing this. Sorry if I am off topic. But again I suggest you all to make it a BIG priority in your life....Soon I will be powerful and I will show you on camera that I am not BSing and even if I would be, this message is supposed to make understand not to make you feel inferior

Gren, well that is part of it. I have all over problems, but my stomach has been a particular nuisance. Just since the surgery my energy seems low, not that I was on the verge of levitating like Shirak. lol

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I am not trying to discourage you andreidionisie but I have found it counter productive to make assumptions about something in the future as the nature of PK seems so fluid and with so many variables, getting your hopes up too high can bring you farther down when you don't meet the extreme goals you set for yourself.

I agree with others that have already posted. A lot of times with PK I search for the feeling I got when I moved a certain object and it doesn't always work. The feeling I think comes from the object moving from being detached enough to let it happen. My issue is as soon as it starts to move I step away from becoming the observer and try to keep it going and it stops. Now I try to incorporate a few min of each training session where I stare at the object and try not to conjure up the feeling that I had when it moved before but to just watch with intention and let whatever it is do the rest, I have mixed results with this.

I get the most inspiration from videos but a lot of people have stopped making them because YouTube has become so over run with trolls. I wish they would do something about that instead of changing the layout every other week. Older videos still give inspiration though.