Can People use Psychokinesis, or is it all just an Illusion?

Question

I practice Psionics, a brance of science devoted to psychic phenomenon. And within this science I am aware of Psychokinesis, mind-over-matter. I was able to move a object, known as a "Psi-Wheel" used for PK training in the online community of a psionic website known as Psipog.net. The reason I ask is it an Illusion is because I'm not 100% sure that its possible, even though I myself have made this psiwheel spin. I was thnking it could be the air currents around me. But that I cannot be certain of. So to end my point here: Is Psychokinesis and Illusion or is it fact?

Answer 1

Macro (moving objects like matches, pens, etc.) PK may be possible but the evidence supporting it is not substantial.

However, there are some reported cases such as Nina Kulgina (link below).

Micro (atomic levels or objects already in motion) appear from the research to be easier to influence by PK than objects already at rest. Most of the evidence (collected since the 1930's) is for micro PK on objects from thrown dice and random number generators and making the results vary from chance. Statistically significant results have been shown since the 1930's. The effect appears small but real (links below).

Answer 2

I don't believe it works but if anyone out there has proof please,  raise my hand.

On to psychics. Why don't they always win the lottery?

Answer 3

It is neither.

You need to consider why it is that you feel you need to have some super powers to be OK.

I am not trying to be mean, but there is some reason that you feel inferior that you need to deal with and spend your energy on correcting.

I can make a pendulum spin clockwise or counterclockwise and other things if I spend time trying, but proving that I have some ability is meaningless to me because I think I am OK without any special powers and so are you.

Answer 4

its no mind over matter

the brain generates electrical fields just like the body dose,

SO in some people  the effects can be amplified and they actually is possible to move things,

in most reasl cases even then they are spirits involved that do

actually move the object not the human mind,

and ofcourse most cases are just con artists,  they emply ticks like David Copperfield

but  yet again the brain is very powerfull and can have that power 2 but its no magic or paranormal involved

for example aliens have this capacities built in,

Answer 5

I think you serve yourself well being suspicious.  Personally I have never seen PK performed.  Nor have I seen any convincing footage.  On the contrary, the only people I've seen who have been able to "move" things without touching them are illusionists.

Answer 6

Psi-wheel........ If it's within about 4 feet of you it could be your own electromagnetic effects.

I speak from experience - these can be quite strong.

My partner seems to blow light bulbs when she is in an agitated or protective state. We have deduced that she is over-protecting her aura due to previous history, and unfortunately expands her electrical sphere over 6 metres.

This has shut down tills, blown shop displays and high-bay lamps.

I have researched it a bit and she is known as a SLIder.

She has not worn a watch that worked longer than a month.

You do have an ability - we all can develop it if we choose.

Have you researched the Children of China regarding PK experiments? PM or email me if you wish.

Answer 7

It's a fact.

Play around here to gage your skills:

http://www.fourmilab.ch/rpkp/

Answer 8

NO proof exists that it is a real phenomena! Seems like after all this time someone could prove it if it were a fact!

Answer 9

My suggestion is to use a scientific approach and attempt to isolate the variables, and experiment, experiement and experiement.

If you cant do it over and over consistantly, then its probably not valid.

The fact is, nobody has ever been able to demonstrate psychokinesis under controlled conditions, so chances are, your right to question air currents or other factors which might influence your results.

Good Luck

Answer 10

Good for you, not buying in to it completely.Keep an open mind,think logically.Do that and you'll answer your own question.

Answer 11

It's a fact! A few years ago i tried some techniques and just for fun tried to lock my door, my jaw dropped when i heard it clearly lock!!!!!