Telekenesis Works!

Holy mind melders bat man... I just tried an experiment with telekenesis here at work.. we have one of those lava lamp type things just using metallic balls and I focused on one of them trying to make it rise by itself and sure enough it floated higher than the one on the right.

Makes me wonder what else I can do if I set my mind on it.

compass needles and clock hands have been the easiest to manipulate, as well as toothpicks. To date though, I've been unable to do much else. I seem to have better luck stopping things that are already moving. For example, the chain hanging from my ceiling fan. While the fan is going, the chain swings in a circular motion. I can pretty much make it hang straight as an arrow if I want, even with the fan on high...and pretty easily. So for me, it's things in motion that are easiest to work with....

On a pyrokinesis note, I was able to blacken the tip on yet another paper napkin, but still can't get it to ignite....*sigh*....and that was after more time than I'd care to admit, hehe....

Try this one...

www.fourmilab.ch...

Interesting....

Will definitely have to give it a try....

The bell curve feedback program provides direct feedback of the extent to which the random bit stream diverges from the most probable expectation of an equal number of zeroes and ones. The bell curve represents the binomial distribution which governs sequences of random events. The vertical bar starts in the centre of the distribution and moves to the right every time a one bit occurs and to the left for every zero bit. The height of the curve shows the extent to which the deviation, if any, from equal numbers of ones and zeroes differs from the chance expectation. Your goal is to attempt to influence the pointer to move to the right or left, toward the low-probability "tail" of the curve. If the pointer runs off the edge of the window, the bell curve graph is scrolled so that the pointer remains visible.

Interesting side note... Recently, a supposed alien/human hybrid came out, about being recruited to work in a communications program with EBE's... This test, is extremely similar to the type of training he allegedly underwent, to unlock his ability to communicate with the EBE's.... Wish I could remember the name...will have to dig around for it..... He was pretty full of himself, thinking he was deeper in the onion than he really was, but it made for an interesting account nonetheless....

Hey I always wanted to try to test myself and see how strong my psychic powers are, I know I come from a line of psychic gypsies and everybody in the family line (male and female) has some form of psychic powers. How exactly do you make something move with your mind, do you have to close your eyes, just concentrate, see it in a different possition??

That was cool- I actually got it to move clockwise.. of course I wonder it was programmed that way to make us think we have PKE abilities.

everyone has powers of some sort, it's called existing lol, atleast by my belief, reality is a mass memory, and if u use your mind hard enough u change reality, no large need for thought on that

I'd love to believe in telekenesis, but I've tried so damn hard for so long, it just won't happen, and I've never seen it happen. I'll keep trying, even if I DO look like a fool, but I'm not convinced yet......

Originally posted by TheyWatchYouToo
That was cool- I actually got it to move clockwise.. of course I wonder it was programmed that way to make us think we have PKE abilities.

TheyWatchYouToo, I've gotten the clock to move both clockwise and counterclockwise, and I've gotten the bell curves to move in both directions. I've done it multiple times for the past few years...

You could do it like this... Either think 1,1,1,1, or 0,0,0,0,
or visualize a hand moving it in the direction you choose.

But most importantly... Don't try too hard!!! Relax... This has nothing to do with force...

allthough ive never seen anything like it my self,

one of my friends said his friend could ignight objects by thought, or by touch..

unfortunately i dont know much about this kind of parranormal phenomenom...myself

[Edited on 19-8-2003 by The Blade Runner]

That sights a bunch of nonesense, its impossible to affect a scripted applet. I walked away once and didnt think about anything and ignored it and it was working on its own.

Suit yourself.. It worked with me...

Originally posted by WolfofWar
That sights a bunch of nonesense, its impossible to affect a scripted applet. I walked away once and didnt think about anything and ignored it and it was working on its own.

How do you know you werent controlling it from the other room?

It will randomly move if your not doing anything, because then it will just put 1 or 0 as input (1 left or 0 right)... But you can still move it once you try again...

I could never get this to work. Sometimes it looks like the object is moving, but it could be a trick on the eyes or something.

Originally posted by xn
I could never get this to work. Sometimes it looks like the object is moving, but it could be a trick on the eyes or something.

its moving.. but I highly doubt that you are controlling it with your brain.

I started experimenting with psi balls a couple of weeks ago, but my impatience caused my to get disillusioned.

Obviously everyone is diffreent, but how long did it take you guys to manage such manipulation?

if it's moving and I'm not controlling with my mind, then what's making it move?

How exactly do you make something move with your mind, do you have to close your eyes, just concentrate, see it in a different possition??

For me, I have my eyes open, and rarely blink. I stare at it, but don't concentrate too hard...and visualize the desired effect. Of course, I'm a natural SLIDER (Street Light Interference Data Exchange Receiver), so after witnessing being able to turn some street lights off an on, it's easier to believe in your own ability to do this.

It still takes a while though... For the ceiling fan trick, this only takes about 5-10 minutes (making the chain go from twirling around to dead still). For watches and compasses, typically about a half hour.... Let me tell you, a half hour is a LONG time, when all you're doing is focusing on one object. For a more tell tale test, I use toothpicks, put them on a drawn line, and then move them (takes about 20 minutes or so), and you can tell it wasn't an eye trick, because of the line. I've done coins a few times, but not near as far (only moved them about an inch). For me, the pyrokenesis is more exciting, and a more visual result (the blackened paper), but this can take an hour or more...

Needless to say, I only do this when I've got plenty of time to kill, so it's rare....

I'vebeen trying to move toothpicks and it don't work for me.