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Originally posted by digirule
im thirteen and i am struggling to move objects i cant even move a lipstick container lid
that is because the lid is too big, what you need is a psi wheel. lol i cant believe your trying to move a container lid for lipstick. but anyways, search google for websitesto learn how to do it, many at the forum are gettin tired of teachin the basics of telekinesis. so get some sites and try learning how to do it before you try moving big things. in fact here is a website to start you of with //http://psipog.net/show.php?id=2#step1
I agree that is too big to start. Make a low-friction psi wheel in a closed container (to avoid wind). That will be 1000 times easier to move at first.
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Originally posted by beavis
I agree that is too big to start. Make a low-friction psi wheel in a closed container (to avoid wind). That will be 1000 times easier to move at first.
hey beavis, i need help doing that with a container because evertytime i have pu the psi wheel under a clear container, i never beable to do it, it feels like a force field is blocking it, i can feel the blockage too. how do you get passed the container?
You dont go past the container. You go around it the same way a point in 2d space can go around a circle to get to its middle. Use the third dimension. For us, as a linear approximation to reality, think in 4 space dimensions.
beavis, would you mind elaborating on this dimension thing you are talking about. What would be a valid visualisation?
I dont know how to cheat the 4-space-dimension visualization with a 3d one. I dont visualize a path between my body and the object anymore because its not necessary, but when I did, it was a curved path. Straight in xyz space and curved (around a wall of the box) in the extra dimension. It felt like a guitar string had been straight and vibrating some and then increased frequency when it was stretched into a curve.
im thirteen and i am struggling to move objects i cant even move a lipstick container lid