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About Telekinesis

 


  Have you ever dreamed to able moving objects around with your mind, like in a film? The power of telekinesis has captured the imagination of scientists, psychics, and fiction writers for centuries unproven by science.

  So what is the definition of telekinesis? Telekinesis or psychokinesis refers to the alleged ability to move objects with the power of the mind or willpower, without physical interaction.

  Telekinesis is from the Greek words, tele means "distant" and kinesis means "movement". If we combine together, it refers to the apparent ability to move physical objects using only the mind and without any physical interaction.

  The idea of telekinesis has been in the imagination of fiction writers for ages, allowing the characters to demonstrate telekinetic abilities to move objects, restrain opponents, and levitate for dramatic effect.

  However, many have claimed to have telekinetic abilities and believe that telekinesis is possible, but no one has yet been able to demonstrate definitive proof of telekinesis power under scientific conditions.

  Although there is no scientific consensus to support the concept of telekinesis. The practice basically is rooted in natural science. Explanations for the phenomenon include magnetic fields, sound, or heat waves. 

  However, there are some of the most commonly-reported explanations for telekinesis, include psychic energy, quantum mechanics, and mind-master interaction. Interestingly, we can learn to telekinesis. Proponents of telekinesis propose various methods and steps for learning and practice:

  Meditation and Focus. Meditation and developing intense focus are essential. Meditate regularly to clear the mind of distractions and achieve a heightened state of concentration. This leads to enhanced mental energy and the ability to influence objects. 

  Visualisation. Visualisation techniques are often recommended to aid in telekinetic practice. It's suggested that vividly imagining the object's response can strengthen the connection between our mind and the target.

  Energy Manipulation. Believers in telekinesis propose that individuals must learn to manipulate their own energy also called "chi". This involves cultivating an awareness of one's own energy flow and directing it towards the objects in question. Breathwork techniques are also associated with energy manipulation.

  Patience and Persistence. Learning telekinesis needs time, patience, and consistent practice. This is why it's suggested that individuals should start with small, lightweight objects and only progress to larger ones.

  Keep in mind that the effectiveness of these concentration exercises is subjective and may vary from person to person. The purpose of these exercises is to quiet the mind, promote relaxation, focus attention, and improve concentration and mental discipline. 

  Thank you for your time and hopefully, this article is helpful for you. Once again thank you and have a nice day. 😀


References:

  1. (1970) Is Telekinesis Real & How to Learn It - Centre of Excellence. Available at: https://www.centreofexcellence.com/is-telekinesis-real/ (Accessed: 23 November 2023).
  2. Radford, B. (2017) Psychokinesis: Facts About Mind Over Matter, LiveScience. Purch. Available at: https://www.livescience.com/28119-telekinesis.html (Accessed: 23 November 2023).
  3. Is Telekinesis Real? The Science Behind Telekinetic Abilities: 3 Possible Explanations (2023) The Minds Journal. Available at: https://themindsjournal.com/what-is-telekinesis-telekinetic-abilities/ (Accessed: 23 November 2023).


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