Telekinesis for Beginners
Examples, Experiments, Instructions and Models
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Telekinesis, the non-physical movement of objects, is at first glance somewhat more unusual than telepathy. However, it is definitely a part of everyday life, even if it is not immediately recognized as such everywhere it occurs. When someone in karate smashes a brick with his hand or someone in distress can suddenly lift a car - what is that? There are also people who fill a room as soon as they enter - how do these people do it so that you can almost physically feel it? Fortunately, there is a simple experiment with which one can directly prove telekinesis in the sense of "moving without tou...
Telekinesis, the non-physical movement of objects, is at first glance somewhat more unusual than telepathy. However, it is definitely a part of everyday life, even if it is not immediately recognized as such everywhere it occurs. When someone in karate smashes a brick with his hand or someone in distress can suddenly lift a car - what is that? There are also people who fill a room as soon as they enter - how do these people do it so that you can almost physically feel it? Fortunately, there is a simple experiment with which one can directly prove telekinesis in the sense of "moving without touching", as well as a multitude of playful experiments with which one can then further explore and practice telekinesis. Finally, a simple model can be derived from the observations that describes the phenomena and makes practicing telekinesis much easier.
