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Post by neeoo on Aug 8, 2007 10:28:22 GMT -5
hey i know i posted an article about me having a mental block but i trained as hard as i could .. i stayed awake over night and i managed to move a bit of sand ... it moved forward a little then it stopped ... first i thought that i was halucinating <<< (or whatever the word is ( because i didn't get much sleep but then i trid again and it worked... doest this mean that i'll be able to levitate sand
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Post by leethal on Aug 8, 2007 12:29:53 GMT -5
You may, in a while. The thing is it takes a whole lot more strength and focus to levitate something and keep it at that than it takes to budge it a bit.
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Post by neeoo on Aug 8, 2007 15:24:31 GMT -5
okay but how exactly do i levitate it whats the tech
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Post by leethal on Aug 8, 2007 18:40:56 GMT -5
Well the way i move stuff is see it in the next position. Although right now i'm on a downslope (can barely move it.) So if you were to visualize it raising and commit to it, you could possibly have it hop.
Or maybe just focus your psi on a tornado shape, with the center on the sand, people good on AeroKinesis might have it easy.
Though if you want to use AK to lift something, you should make it air-friendly (parachute, or a large contact area)
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Post by eldurner on Aug 8, 2007 21:38:55 GMT -5
i'm not a teek by any means, but maybe you do the same technique you did before, but just think "up"
just a suggestion
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Post by leethal on Aug 9, 2007 11:11:06 GMT -5
Sure, one has already said that weight with TK is only a conception of our world. Theoretically (since i havent seen anything) everything weighs the same, but the difference between people is the ability to bypass mental blocks/cultural blocks which lead you to thinking that a table is much harder to move than a piece of paper.
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Post by nuukaprotector on Aug 9, 2007 16:34:59 GMT -5
Actually, to levitate something you need to accelerate the object upward to a velocity higher than 9.8 m/s² (which is the gravity). Weight is nothing related about perception and nor is gravity. In essence, bigger things shouldnt be harder to move, but in reality they are. You need to meet certain requirements before achieving certain results.
~Jonn
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Post by leethal on Aug 10, 2007 5:01:13 GMT -5
Or are they? maybe it's just your mind not allowing you to bypass this ever-so-important rule that heavy stuff is harder to move.
Like said, a bowling ball and a tennis ball fall at the same speed. But a bowling ball leaves a hole in the ground. Don't try to stop them, kids. Don't try this at home. I sure haven't. I'm just saying i don't know the rules to psi yet. All i can do is rotate a low-resistance object on a stable point.
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Post by nuukaprotector on Aug 10, 2007 14:06:02 GMT -5
They fall at the same speed because the force that push them down is the same (and that is supposing that they meet the same resistance like air, etc), but in the case of levitation you have to overcome gravity plus the weight of the object.
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Post by leethal on Aug 10, 2007 21:08:49 GMT -5
Do you know that for sure? just asking
Plus i'd like to go offtopic here. If everyone stopped believing something existed, would that thing disappear? (probably goes like the sound that the tree does.) It's just that i see things happen as you Believe they happen. So if everyone believes there's no "pencil", does it disappear? Here's a headcracker for you.
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Post by nuukaprotector on Aug 10, 2007 22:20:15 GMT -5
That's no headcracker. The pencil will not dissapear even if the whole world thinks it will disappear. Otherwise the Earth wouldve been flat centuries ago, no? People used to believe the Earth was flat, or am I wrong?
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Post by leethal on Aug 11, 2007 19:04:31 GMT -5
maybe it was, but some guy started to believe it to be round, and by reaching it's limits, got it to be round Hey, I'm just playing by ear.
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Post by daevl on Aug 16, 2007 11:05:14 GMT -5
Do you know that for sure? just asking Plus i'd like to go offtopic here. If everyone stopped believing something existed, would that thing disappear? (probably goes like the sound that the tree does.) It's just that i see things happen as you Believe they happen. So if everyone believes there's no "pencil", does it disappear? Here's a headcracker for you. The pencil is still there in reality, in the person's head the pencil is not there. This makes the person wrong. If believing in things is the key to everything then believing that everything requires equal ability to be influenced by PK would make you a psionic god in seconds, there are people who believe that weight is nothing quite wholeheartedly, yet they still struggle with PK and the normal rules still apply to them. Doesn't that seem strange to you? The moral of this story: Don't quote people that believe everything Yoda says. Edit: removed a word that randomly popped up when I posted.
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Post by GEOvanne on Sept 25, 2007 17:27:30 GMT -5
with psi, everything wieghs the same. its just how we percieve it. if we are able to overcome the mental block, a peice of paper is just as easy to lift as a car
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Post by Dumplins on Sept 25, 2007 17:38:44 GMT -5
Yeah I have over come one and I gotten a psi wheel to move and I'm happy about it because I been trying to spin it for months
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