Test your power the easy way!!

[kakkarot]

hey, a tissue paper: never thought of that []. i've tried using just a normal piece of paper but that may be too heavy. so i guess i'll try it with tissue paper.

thanks.

~kakkarot

(ps "This is a hell of alot easier than levitation but twice as easy"[?][])

[Nerezza]

I saw on television once, a man who would summon enough energy to be able to walk on a suspended sheet of paper without it breaking. That would be an interesting test.

[Squeek]

hey, if you use toilet paper, try to break them apart for a 1-ply uber-light energy Work MACHINE!  Muahahaha

[panabelle]

Wow, training the simple way. Like the energy equivalent of lifting weights, I 'spose. [] WATCH OUT, I"M LIFTING SOME CONSTRUCTION PAPER!!! DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME, KIDS!!! []

[Squeek]

Im Scared.

construction paper...that's iffy...

I'm using a big screen tv.  Is that ok?

~Squeek

[panabelle]

Sure, but only if you have a couple hundred bucks to shell out for a new one when you eventually drop it. Unless you can bring it everywhere with you. That would be cool.

[rodentmouse]

ever  seen  Empire strikes back???


maybe  the  difference  in  mass  with  objects is all in our minds...

like when  luke  can lift the  stones  but not  the  ship

Luke  "its impossible"

Yoda  "only in your mind"  

see what i mean?

[kakkarot]

yes but star wars's idea of training is far superior to what most people here are able to get, plus there are other concepts that one must learn before weight becomes meaningless, and such things are usually for the more advanced practicioner.

until then, mental/spiritual strength are what's needed to move things. so go with what you can for now, and learn more as you progress.

plus, star wars is just a movie: it may be based on the real world, but it is not neccessarily 100% real world indicative (just like dbz and other cartoons. after all, you don't expect to see superman flying by your window, do you?[] [])

~kakkarot

[ssjoku]

In the 1950 or 1960 when superman first came out people though that they could fly just like superman so they jump out there windows and died or got injuried because they believed in it so much that they could do it. There were like 500 to 1000 cases based of this.

So be careful what you believe in and dont act like people off T.V believes they are there for our entartanment.

[sora]

Not to get too off topic, but I heard that some little kid drowned in a swimming pool "looking for Spongebob." It's a scary world.

[panabelle]

Ssjoku: Well, duh.

Sora: Really? That is scary. Then again, who was supervising the little kid in the pool? It's sorta the parents' fault, not Spongebob.

[no_leaf_clover]

yeah that would be more of the parents' fault. i heard that from my grandparents i think.. they read tons of things like that in their sunday papers. i even heard rumors that spongebob was to be cancelled because of that, but i seriously doubt a tv station would go that far over some careless parenting.

[Phanuel]

Well if you read Holographic Universe and put any stock in that theory then you aren't really lifting the tissue at all but yourself.  The paper is you and you are the paper... its all the same energy.  There is no spoo... er tissue.

[BlackSaiyan]

I know i havnt been around for a while, not that anyone would notice. But i have discovered a relatively easy way of testing mind power if you will.

Place a tissue on the palm of your hand
Concentrate on the tissue paper floating like over a fire
Send all of your inner energy into the palms of your hand
Attempt to use your energy to push the tissue into the air

This is a hell of alot easier than levitation but twice as easy. I cant prove to you that it works because whatever i say or do, there will be those who are critical. Believe this works because it does. Basically anyone should be able to lift the tissue at least a centimeter ot two into the air.

Try It dont Critisiz it!
Tell me your problems or results so i can approve this new technique.