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Post by nothingman on Nov 5, 2007 0:58:42 GMT -5
Hey guys!
I'm a total newbie in psionics (have been doing it fro three days or so), and I want to practice TK as much as I can. I am practicing with my psiwheel a lot at home, but I spend quite some time in school. School was never a problem for me, and I get bored a lot of times, so I'm asking: is there any practicing method that I could utilise during class. Please keep in mind, that I am a total newbie and that I can't yet fully control the psywheel, i can make it spin in the direction I want it to, but control is not a big feature of mine, so pencils are out of the question.
Any suggestions?
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Post by tkman on Nov 5, 2007 20:26:01 GMT -5
place a pencil at the end of a desk then try to move it
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Post by Havik on Nov 6, 2007 8:24:00 GMT -5
He said that pencils were out of the question....lol
Here I just pulled this off the top of my head, take a peice of paper, bend it a little if you want, it doesnt matter, just set a small peice of paper on your table/desk whatever you have their..
Just try to move that.
I hope this helped!
If your having troubles PM me
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Post by Messenger II on Nov 6, 2007 13:48:11 GMT -5
He said that pencils were out of the question....lol Here I just pulled this off the top of my head, take a peice of paper, bend it a little if you want, it doesnt matter, just set a small peice of paper on your table/desk whatever you have their.. Just try to move that. I hope this helped! If your having troubles PM me ~ Havik That's pretty good, but about doing it in school, let me tell you a story, haha. I was at school and totally bored myself, and I went ahead and folded one of my graded test papers and tried moving it, and while I was doing it I had my hands by it's sides, not really making it too obvious, and my teacher from across the room, asks me, "What are you doing?" I looked at him totally stunned that anyone was paying attention to me, and said, "ummmm, nothing." What was weird about it was he asked me again and I told him that I wasn't doing anything. I was sure he was talking about the bent test paper but as I thought about it, he really wasn't the type of teacher to care about something like that. Then he went back his business...I don't think I'll practice at school anymore, hahaha. |
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Post by nothingman on Nov 6, 2007 16:36:20 GMT -5
Havik thanks, but I'm not quite sure the paper thing will do, because it can be very easily moved by air... And in a classroom it's not so hard to find an air current...  But anyways thanks for the help... I definitely will try the suggestion out... |
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Post by tkman on Nov 6, 2007 18:43:48 GMT -5
He said that pencils were out of the question....lol Here I just pulled this off the top of my head, take a peice of paper, bend it a little if you want, it doesnt matter, just set a small peice of paper on your table/desk whatever you have their.. Just try to move that. I hope this helped! If your having troubles PM me opps didnt see that I was tired. what I do when I practice at school is take a lead pencil make the lead come out of it not all the way though then put a peice of paper and put it on top of it. ~ Havik |
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Post by GEOvanne on Nov 7, 2007 2:51:29 GMT -5
try electroPK
all you have to do is send psi to your fingers and think electricity. eventually you fingers get all tingly
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Post by Havik on Nov 7, 2007 9:48:13 GMT -5
opps didnt see that I was tired. what I do when I practice at school is take a lead pencil make the lead come out of it not all the way though then put a peice of paper and put it on top of it. Hey, no problem. : D I know how you feel. ~ Havik |
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