has there ever been any evidence of telekinesis?
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No.  It is scientifically impossible.  To move an object you must apply an unbalenced force.  What force is telekinesis?
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various government agencies try playing around with fringe science all the time. they tried time travel, psychic intelligence gathering, astral projection, invisibility, antigravity, lasers, etc. they didnt get very far with a lot of it because its not plausible. some things you should look for that are more reasonable are "flying triangles" and "rods from God"
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None that has been proven.
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I don't know what you mean by abilities. \nMoving things without touching them is called Telekinesis, and while I'm sure there are witches who can also do it, it's not a witch thing. You can't change the shape of something, or stop time or make the sun and the moon run backward or anything, but we, I mean, myself and the other witches with whom I associate can, and have healed others, and also made them sick, caused and cured insanity, increased and decreased fertility in plants, animals and humans, and caused various machines to act wacky. I have personally caused nymphomania, impotence and car trouble, though not always on purpose. Many of us are able to communicate with animals, and we are also able to communicate with each other without the use of a telephone. \n\nEx. My boyfriend lives 600 miles from me, and we are able to enter each other's dreams, feel each other's emotions and communicate with each other telepathically. I made a charm to aid us in doing so and we each carry it always, but we probably don't need it.\n\nLet's see... shapeshifting is a skill some of us have, but it's not what you think. It's more of a glamour. Astral projection is a simple feat, travelling in spirit form, entering people's dreams, spying on them, etc. Channelling spirits is also pretty easy, if you let it happen. In both cases it's a matter of allowing it to happen and not freaking out.\n\nYou can't turn someone into a toad, but a very skilled witch can make someone think they're a toad or give someone a toadish aura, if that makes sense to you. You can't defy the laws of physics, just can't be done. \n\nAnyone can learn to do these things. These are innate abilities, like speech that are easily learnable. However, much like speech, if you are discouraged from doing it as a child, or never learn it, the older you get, the harder it is.
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Personally having the ability, being a physic, I know for sure that it is possible.  Trying to prove it to a skeptic is altogether another question. As a result many true psychics use tricks like reading Tarot Cards, or Numerology as a disguise. People will believe cards can see things on the psychic realm but; not another person.  And there are many fakes and quacks in this field who discredit the true psychics.  The proof is overwhelming just look at the people that help solve crimes using psychic abilities.\n\nJust take a look at the life of Edgar Casey and the 40,000 pages of detailed readings he gave when he was asleep. In one reading he prescribed 'smoke oil' to cure a spider bite a woman had.  He never meet the people he read for.  When her pharmacist could not find 'smoke oil; he did another reading and describes exactly where the pharmacist must look in his pharmacy to find it.  Casey led the man, to a bottle that was hidden behind many old bottles on an obscure shelf.  How does one explain such?
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No i have not practiced telepathy. But I think that the ability to feel what happens to our loved ones is true and an indicative of the deep spiritual bond.\n\n      I have heard people say that they can feel when something bad happens to people they love. \n\nA study was done with a mother rabbit and four young baby rabbits. The rabbits were taken in a submarine deep inside the ocean far away from the mother. Then they were killed one by one in the submarine. The impulse of the mother was recorded. It was found that each time a baby rabbit was killed, the mother showed a change in electrical impulse at the exact time. \n\nSo if animals could feel them, I guess human could do it too
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Telekinesis is the ability to move or bend objects using ones mind.
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Yes.  Simple thoughts may not produce anything, but heavy concentration can yeild some surprising results.  I believe that long ago, man was attuned to this phenomenon and "magic" may have actually existed.  Over eons of time, this ability has gradually been purged from us from witchcraft trials and disuse and ultimately disbelief that such acts are possible.
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Telepathy, Telekinesis, Precognition, Mind Control, Astral Projection, Mind Transfer, Possession, Mental Blast (Psionic attack, mental bolts, whatever you want to call it), Empathy, Emotion Control, Animal Communication/Control, Illusions/Hallucinations\n\nX-Men at one point or another have used these powers, and probably some I haven't listed.
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Yes; healing, telepathy, telekinesis, prophecy, spirits, God manifesting, sequences of events that defy all odds.  My mother, one of the sanest and most loving people I have ever known, college educated, worked at the U.N. and with various embassies in New York (and I think Washington D.C., but I'd have to ask my stepfather) experienced even odder things.  She only lied to me once in my life (I never even suspected she lied, but I had asked a HIGHLY personal question that was NONE of my business, even as a son, and she corrected the lie 30 seconds later.  I didn't even suspect despite her agitation.  She could easily have not told me despite the embarressment it cost her.  She did so anyway.  She was an amazingly ethical person.  Yet, she claimed that she had frequently seen faeries as a child and teenager, as well as a number of other experiences through adulthood.  And yes, the family is a strong supporter of psychology and none of us take drugs or drink, or seek such experiences.  They just happen.\n\nJust one example, one of the minor ones: On a trip to Hawaii my family and my best friend's family were at the Mauna Kea Hotel.  While outside walking with his son, my friend, his father had a major heart attack.  The hotel is somewhat isolated.  We called emergency services.  Here is a list of the coincidences:\n1) A busy popular hotel (nearly empty during that hour, for no reason the staff could figure out and remarked on it)\n2) Elevator was there exactly on time for the paramedics (they remarked on the coincidence)\n3) A new hospital had JUST opened very close, vs. the clinic that was much farther away (we were told how incredibly fortunate that was, as he would have died.  They were blunt)\n4) No traffic on the busy section (ambulance people again commented on how everyone seemed to be gone)\n5) We were told he would not make it.\n6) Next day we were told he would never walk leave his bed.\n7) Next day we were told that he would probably recover in a several years, but only partially.\n8) Next day after that we were told he might recover in a few months, and they remarked that they were just stunned with his recovery.\n9) Within six days, he was out of the hospital, walking on his own, and within another week it was as if it had never happened.\n10) If it had happened at home, at the isolated location the family had chosen to live, he would have died.\n11) It even happened on the very tail end of our vacation!  We had a great time until then!\n12) He's still alive decades later.\n13) Here's the big one: We barely talk about it.  It's not that uncommon in my family.  \n\nThis is not proof, just one person's experience. At the same time, be very careful.  I encourage you to read "Flim Flam" by James Randi.  There is so much nonsense and fakery going on, and so few people know scientific method or formal logic.  But keep an open mind.  That's part of being truly skeptical.  I'm skeptical, because there are ALWAYS other explanations.  I've met too many people who claim such things, and ten minutes down the discussion I've realized that they just this side of an insane assylum.  Keep questioning, even as you explore the wonders we have all around us.  Don't be gullible, but never shut your mind to the wonders and magic we, as just people, can experience.
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If by "miracles" you mean "things that operate counter to the known laws of physics," then no.  If you mean "wildly improbable things that nevertheless happen," then yes.  These days the word "miracle" is often used to mean "coincidence" rather than the old style raising the dead/walking on water stuff.
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I think so, It depends on which type of teleportation you are referring to.\n\nHere's a good resource for teleportation info:
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Yes there are, and the best (imho) explanations in plain, non-technical language are in a book by Richard Feynmann titled  "QED The strange theory of light and matter".\nWhen you first read what actually happens when light bounces off a mirror it's mind blowing. There are equally good explanations of why a simple lens works, etc.
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Hi Midge, yes I know of these miracles and have visited one in Portugal, the most famous though is the miracle of Lanciano in Italy, you can check this one on the web.\nto the last comment, yes there is the danger that some scientific nut would try to clone these miracles so yes they have to be guarded.
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Saw a documentary some time ago where they had managed to 'teleport' energy a couple of feet, so I guess it is may be a possibility at some stage.
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Mythbusters did that with an unamplified voice last year so yes it is possible.\n\nGuys name was "Jamie Vendera " - link below\n\nBTW their research came up with no evidence that it had actually been done unamplified before.
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I don't think anyone recorded it for posterity. It has been mistakenly attributed to Zeno of Elea (circa 490 BC to 430 BC). He has some equally interesting paradoxes:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeno%27s_paradoxes