My Best Psychokinesis technique

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This is my best method for turning a pin-wheel.

This post assumes you are already proficient with PK and have already been able to move a wheel in the past.

We've all experienced this, when we take a break from PK and try and move our wheel again, it just wont cooperate.

Maybe it moves a few cm to the left. Then back to the right. Its moving, but your not controlling. Its like it has a mind of your own.

You ask yourself... is it drafts?

It could be. But these drafts will help you. Once you obtain full control over it, the drafts wont even matter.

You must work WITH the wheel, never force it. The wheel has a consciousness of its own, believe it or not.

Enough talk, heres how its done ladies & gentlemen.

I have an extensive background in the field of hypnosis and NLP. For anyone familiar with the art of persuasion, they are also familiar with the concept of 'Pacing & Leading'. The same concept applies for PK

Place your hands together palm to palm about 6 inches apart. Sit a reasonable distance from your wheel. Never put your hands around ur wheel.

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(^wheel).................. ^hands

Pretend there is an invisible psiwheel between your hands. Now, focus on the wheel. Now, try and feel the wheel between ur hands.

Now observe as the wheel turns by itself a few cm to random directions. It seems like you have no real control over it, its just doing its own thing for a million possible reasons.

What you need to do is FOLLOW the wheel. Let the wheel guide YOUR hands. Say the wheel starts to turn to the left, then flex your energetic hands to turn the wheel to the left & vice versa.

Keep following it. Within a few minutes you will be in perfect sync with the wheel. You will be able to predict its movements. Slowly start to take control by trying to turn the wheel, and observe as the wheel begins to follow you.

Voilla! You've now connected to the wheel via Pacing & Leading. Now controlling it should be simple


I have several theories as to why me and several of my friends have had so much success with this simple technique.
I believe that as you pace the wheels movement, you are convincing your subconscious that you are infact controlling the wheel. Once your sub-c really believes it, then naturally; you really do!

Enjoy,
I would love to hear results.

[Cassie]

^^ This does seem like a good practice exercise and I agree with the point you make at the end. For those who don't have a pin-wheel handy you could try much the same thing with moving small glass balls on a smooth surface.