Do you belive in TELEKINESIS?
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It is very easy to believe in something you witness for yourself. However, I do believe there are some real basis for believing some individuals have this type of ability. I believe it is rare, but definitely could be a possibility. I do not like to just dismiss something out of hand, because I have yet to be around somebody who demonstrated this ability to me. However, I have heard from others that they have seen people who can do this. I do think it is a very rare gift, but look at all God can do, if you believe in God. I do. I find anything is possible if you open your mind to the possibilities in this world, the solor system around us, and the one even further out we can't see yet.
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how can you know you are a spiritual healer but not know how to use your "gifts"? i think the only way to control your powers is to stick your thumb up your butt and use it as a joystick....
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i haven't tried it yet but a friend of mine has. as far as i know, you have to deeply believe in your abilities. you have to convince yourself that you CAN do it. then you have to concentrate and do it. it's tough but it worths trying...
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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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I do but my other two alter personalities don't believe in it. One of those claims to be a psychiatrist, but since I know nothing about pyschiatry I figure he's uninformed. The other one just rants about his dead pet rock. \n\nHere's an article in Pychiatric News that discusses the difficulty of proving DID exists:\nhttp://www.psych.org/pnews/98-12-18/lewis.html\n\nThis was on APA website at:\nhttp://www.psych.org/
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For increased surface area for cerebral functions (whatever they are). I personally believe that at some point early in our evolution we used our brains a lot LOT more than we do now (80-90% vs. 4%) for telekinesis, telepathy, be able to perceive more than 3 dimensions...and all sorts of things...even to ascend to a higher plane of existence...\nBut we seem to have lost that ability...(or been forced to forget??)
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Instant teleportation!!!!  I could go wherever I want, whenever I want.  I could teleport to the stadium in Germany to watch a world cup football match (for free!) and teleport back to my desk at work as soon as the game ends!  My dad is in hospital in another country right now.  If I had the gift of instant teleportation, I could go see him without worrying about getting time off from work to travel.  Instant teleportation is by far the best super power to have.
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James Randi is offering a prize of over 1,000,000 $US for anyone who can prove psychic powers in a controlled experiment.  \n\nCan you think of anyone who could do telekinesis who couldn't use a million dollars?  \n\nMe neither.
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Psychokinesis (PK) - sometimes referred to as telekinesis or mind over matter - is the ability to move things or otherwise affect the property of things with the power of the mind. Of psychic abilities, true psychokinesis is one of the rarest. Few have been able to demonstrate this ability, and even those demonstrations are highly contested by the skeptics.\n\nStanislawa Tomczyk. Born in Poland, Tomczyk came to the attention of investigators when it was reported that startling poltergeist-like activity occurred spontaneously around her. She could control some telekinetic feats, but only under hypnosis. In this hypnotic state, Tomczyk took on a personality that called itself "Little Stasia" who could levitate small objects when Tomczyk placed her hands on either side of them. In the early 1900s, one investigator, Julien Ochorowicz, watched these levitations at very close range and observed something like fine threads emanating from her palms and fingers, although they were examined carefully before the experiment. And it didn't seem to be a trick. "When the medium separates her hands," Ochorowicz observed, "the thread gets thinner and disappears; it gives the same sensation as a spider's web. If it is cut with scissors, its continuity is immediately restored." In 1910, Tomczyk was tested by a group of scientists at the Physical Laboratory in Warsaw where she produced remarkable physical phenomena under strict test conditions. \n\nNina Kulagina. One of the most celebrated and scrutinized psychics to claim psychokinetic powers was Nina Kulagina, a Russian woman who discovered her abilities while attempting to develop other psychic powers. Reportedly, she has demonstrated her powers by mentally moving a wide range of nonmagnetic objects, including matches, bread, large crystal bowls, clock pendulums, a cigar tube and a salt shaker among other things. Some of these demonstrations have been captured on film. The skeptics contend, of course, that her abilities would not stand up to scientific testing, and that she may be nothing more that a clever magician.\n\nUri Geller. Geller is one of the most well-known "psychics" who has publicly demonstrated feats of psychokinesis: spoon and key bending have become almost synonymous with Geller's name. Although many skeptics and magicians consider his metal-bending performances nothing more than adroit sleight-of-hand, Geller has allegedly shown that he can manifest the effects over great distances and in multiple locations. On a British radio show in 1973, after demonstrating key bending to the astonishment of the host, Geller invited the listening audience to participate. Just minutes later, phone calls began pouring into the radio station from listeners all over the UK reporting that knives, forks, spoons, keys and nails began to bend and twist spontaneously. Watches and clocks that had not run in years began to work. It was an event whose success surprised even Geller and thrust him into the spotlight.\n\nSpirit Online offers this seven-step method of improving your PK: \n\nMeditate daily for half an hour, 15 minutes if your schedule is too busy. \nAttempt PK at least once a day, twice if possible. Give yourself a good 30-60 minutes to try it. \nFocus on one method for at least a week; if it shows no results, switch methods. \nBe at ease; instead of taking it too seriously, think of it as an experiment, a game. If you try too hard you'll just end up frustrating yourself and you'll get nowhere. \nDon't give up. \nDon't tell yourself you can't do it, because you can. \nBELIEVE!
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The word you are looking for is telekinesis. As for whether it really exists, I expect if anyone had scientific proof of it, it would create quite a stir and you wouldn't have to go digging here to find evidence of it. Neat idea, though. I sure tried to move things with my mind plenty of times as a kid...
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Do you believe in God?
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Telekinesis, or Phycokinesis, is a phenomenon in which a person can move an object using nothing but the power of the mind by manipulating the magnetic field around that object.\n\nThere is, in fact, a machine that has been built to harness telekinetic abilities by creating a powerful magnetic field that is easier to manipulate (saw this on Discovery Science Channel a few months back).\n\nYou can check out on Discovery.com about the research into prosthetics that work on telekinesis.  Monkeys are capable of using the prosthetics with nothing but there minds.  I believe that this subject will be touched upon during a special on the Science Channel called Robo-sapiens.
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Only if you are placed into a magnetic chamber which is powered enough to pull you from all angles and essentially make your body take possition in the center, effectly giving the illusion of levitation.
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No, what God does is not a parlor trick. God's will is true, \n\nThe only magic I "believe in" is more ha-ha slight of hand fun,.
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Lol! Interesting wish, if I do say so.\n\nI don't know....I suppose I've always wanted to have the ability of teleportation? That would be so awesome. Muahaha :) That's my wish!
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Some believe that yes, you can, via something called "Astral Projection". Although never scientifically proven, there has been quite a bit of research done on the subject; even by the CIA for recruits in past conflicts. They did, however, conclude that it wasn't valid, although I've known several people that "claim" to have had mild experiences.
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Telekinesis\nWebster's Dictionary says about telekinesis: tel·e·ki·ne·sis - The movement of objects by scientifically inexplicable means, as by the exercise of an occult power.\n\nIn the book Rainbows of Life, p.43, by Mikol Davis and Earle Lane, we find Tesla-Kirlian photographs showing the process.\n\nUri Geller's fingertip is photographed on the Tesla-Kirlian camera, at a little distant from a wrist watch. \n\nOn the next photograph a beam of energy comes out of his fingertip moving a metal part of the wrist watch band!\n\nPsychics could always see such energies, but modern people needed the Tesla-Kirlian camera to be convinced that "something" is happening here!\n\nI do not know of any equation explaining the event, but Einstein's E=mcc should cover it (the typesetting system of Yahoo Answers does not spell to the "second power" that's why I write cc)! This equation says that energy and matter are different forms of the same, different by speed, and thus they can interact.\n\nTesla-Kirlian photographs are also used to determine the state of life energy. Rumanian research says that the life energy can change up to 35 years ahead of a physical symptom. That is, when we see changes in our life energy on the Tesla-Kirlian camera (an electric camera), we have plenty of time to heal before we get sick! That's what will support healing in the future, but the knowledge is available (www.biochakra.com)!\n\nThe book has beautiful color photographs of life energy of people, animals and plants!\n\nBe amazed.\nCordially, India.Magica