Well, try leaning it on something. I personally practice while sitting in front of a table, hands leaning on it.
If you feel a tingling, your good.
Ive been working on psycho telekinesis for a while, yesterday, I attempted moving a post-it note on the table. Im happy to say it worked. >_> D:
Two odd things though, while I did that, it felt as though my thumb was kinda throbbing, or the vein at any chance. Is this normal?
Secondly, I used an oddly simple method of pure visualization. ._. Is THAT normal? xD
QUOTE (crazyrichie @ Nov 10 2007, 10:18 AM)

I dont believe in telekinesis, now i respect everyones perspectives on life and stuff like this but what exactly is it that makes you believe this stuff to be able IRL?
And how can I try this for myself? Any nice links to begin this? I have an open mind for everything.
Greetzzz Richie
I personally believe in it for two reasons, my great-grandfather was a healer in a war. (We are Russian) Second reason, why not? Whats so hard to believe? If, as scientists say, we use 10% of our brain. Dont you think another 1% could be used psionically? And of course there is the fact that "Micro-tk" (affecting chance outcomes) has been proven.
"Researchers have taken hundreds of small-scale experiments that, on their own, are incapable of exposing weak paranormal abilities, and assembled them into a super-experiment that gives the sort of numbers of test subjects available with the aspirin trials. And when this aggregation of results in done systematically it shows that -- amazingly -- the 'effect size' of some paranormal abilities is very substantially bigger than that of the effect size for aspirin and heart disease -- as much as 0.55 (against 0.03).
Some of the most outstanding results so far have come from meta-analysis of experiments like those carried out by Robert Jahn and Roger Nelson of the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) programme at Princeton University, where researchers have accumulated years of statistical trials on microscopically small psychokinetic effects -- known in the jargon of the paranormal business as Micro-PK.
Test subjects are asked to try to consciously influence electronic devices whose output should be random, rather like an electronic version of coin tossing.
in December 1989 Dean Radin of Princeton's Psychology Department and Roger Nelson of the PEAR lab published a paper on the meta-analysis of micro-PK experiments not, as might be expected, in a parapsychology journal but in the respected physics journal Foundations of Physics. Their paper was entitled, 'Evidence for consciousness-related anomalies in random physical systems.' In their analysis, Radin and Nelson tracked down 152 reports describing 597 experimental studies and 235 control studies by 68 different investigators involving the influence of consciousness on microelectronic systems.
Radin and Nelson's article showed that the aggregate of all these trials dramatically provided powerful evidence for micro-PK. For they found that the odds against the overall result being the result of chance was 1 in 1035.
To understand how unlikely it is that this result was obtained by chance, it is like finding a lottery ticket in the street, finding that it is the winning ticket and you have won first prize of millions -- and then continuing to find the winning lottery in the street every week for a thousand years."
Taken from
<a href="http://www.alternativescience.com/psychokinesis.htm" target="_blank">http://www.alternativescience.com/psychokinesis.htm</a>
If you really want to test it out, I suggest 'http://www.fourmilab.ch/rpkp/experiments/bellcurve/' Just visualize a hand pushing at the line.
QUOTE (Spanky_ @ Nov 10 2007, 04:07 PM)

I made a psi wheel yesterday at work. I made it spin really fast. I DO NOT have any special powers, I didn't concentrate or try to imagine some kind of energy flowing from my fingertips to move the psi wheel. It moved because of science. I only learnt what a psi wheel was yesterday (about 10 mins before I made one actually). In my opinion (and more importantly, in the opinion of thousands of people far more knowledgeable than myself) telekinesis is not real. If any of you find my opinion offencive I offer no apology, I am entitled to it. However, if any of you are confident in your own powers of telekinesis please feel free to go and claim the million dollar reward that is rightfully yours for simply demonstrating your "power" under controlled scientific conditions. Anyone...........
<a href="http://psipog.net/art-beware-pseudo-skepticism.html" target="_blank">http://psipog.net/art-beware-pseudo-skepticism.html</a>
Not sure if thats the challenge you are referring to.
Secondly, if your at work, chances are you had a warm object next to you. If you honestly believe that "science" makes a piece of paper move at high speeds, please, move my sofa with "science" o_O
Thanks in advance. >_>
(I wonder if this is like.. My second post. ._.)
OOH! I posted 14 times? Im proud of myself.