Psychokinesis

I find creating places with my imagination is difficult :3 but my memories are so fluid. But when I try to remember a place... its unstable  

Also Owl... do you have any suggestions to OBE wake back to sleep method for someone who has a tight schedule

A guide would be nice. =)

"There is no difference between memory and imagination."

I'm not sure such ideas are wholesome . Pk is nothing more than directed sensory clarity.

@CWTelekinesis

"Several questions, sorry for all the questions, I've been practicing only 15 minutes before bed, is more better? I am assuming it is."

- I'd say 15 minutes before bed is good for now. You'll feel tired and worn out when you push yourself too hard when you're just starting. When you find that you've still got energy to practice - keep doing it if you have the time.


"Can it be lost? Or only gained?" - I imagine like any other ability if you stop practicing you'll lose some of your skill.

"Do Medications damage your ability?" - I think you'd be able to tell when you take them. If they hinder your concentration, etc.

-- Edited by Goulap on Tuesday 4th of June 2013 06:13:57 AM

All sorts, what about brain specific medications. Stuff that works in the brain. I would think that would be more likely to have an effect.

What about pain killers? Like if one gets sick an anti cold medication wont hurt? Stuff for a headache?

1. This could be individual. You could try it out when you've become accustomed to sensing the flow of energy as well as any other changes in your body.
2. For me, the effect varies .. sometimes it improves pk (as sort of a defence reflex), sometimes it makes it more difficult to perform pk or sense energy.
3. Actually it shouldn't even matter much .. since pk can be performed without the need for a body. At least that's what I like to believe. Might be that the body somehow enhances it or something, even while it's asleep .. don't know.

More dumb questions

1. None of the questions are dumb.

Is there any limit to what can be lifted or moved?

1. The mind is the limit.
2. Other than that, there is no limit. Distance, dimensions, weight, density, material, time .. all of these are a matter of perspective (how big, heavy is the cloud of consciousness that's observing the object) and pose no limit, provided that the perspective is well-chosen.

Can anyone of any age do telekinesis?

1. Yes.

A person with alzheimers?

1. Don't know. Perhaps they could try it out..
2. From the perspective of 1.3 (pk can be performed without needing a body), probably yes.

Again sorry for all the questions.

1. My pleasure, no reason to be sorry :)

15 min, is better than nothing, especially if you are consistent, but it's not really enough. Pretend that learning PK was like learning the guitar; would 15 min be enough? It takes give or take, about 10,000 hours of training to master something.