Psionics is the practice in which those who undertake it supposedly manipulate some kind of incorporeal psychic energy that allows them to influence matter. psipog is a good example, although it sounds extremely fuzzy and like new ager bullshit. There is no scientific proof for or against psionics, as there is none for or against conventional psychokinesis.


Some hundreds and maybe thousands of people report that these abilities are very real, and explain symptoms and express things about them that others can relate to on message boards to the extent they actually help eachother to the point those who asked for help on something are supposedly satisfied. If psionics isn't real, then is this all some elaborate hoax on the part of ALL of these people without having any kind of organazation, or is there kind of phenonimon that makes people perceive something like this, psychologically speaking?

I've attempted psiballs- it feels like theres an actual source of heat in my hand, and some other people have said there is/seems to be. Is it really that easy for people to suffer mass hallucignation to the extent they can actually relate to others? Perhaps, theres something thats relative in all of this? Maybe psionics tricks the mind by making the brain feel a false kinesthetic sense for a location that is not on or in the body? I can do this, throw my kinesthetic sense off. Its like saying 'breath' or 'blink' and doing it consciously for an hour, or focusing on your foot and suddenly being aware of your shoes or the ground touching it.

If psionics is real, what kind of implications would that have? If it is real, I really doubt it'd be the brain literally creating some form of incorporeal energy. It'd have to mean that human consciousness effects physical reality. In this case, human consciousness must be some sort of 'byproduct' of the entireity of the brain's senses and nueral networks, because from what I know, it isnt localized anywhere.

If psionics is real, then how long have people been aware of it's existence and not proven it once and for all?





Wingmakers, sounds like its bullshit.
geocities website on it.
wikipedia article on it. Talk/Discussion page for it is also somewhat informative.

psipog.net's psionics handbook.
"shielding", as it is called in psionics.




For all of you who are looking for more information, here is a google search that only shows results from psipog that have the word "psionics" in them. You can shorten this to "psi" if needed. Note, that if you add 'shielding', 'psiballs', 'telekinesis' 'remote viewing' 'pyrokinesis' 'cryokinesis''kinesis' 'hyper healing' or anything that is generally covered by psychic powers, it will return results that have these from psipog. If needed, replace inul:psipog with the homepage for wingmakers or any internet message board regarding this to search through those websites.







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This message was edited by cheesykirby on Oct 28 2007.

I have heard of psycic healing and attempted energetic healing before, and it is an interesting consept considering that the entire body is nothing but energy and atoms. When you are typing on the keyboard, your fingers never actually touch the keys, the atoms in the keyboard and the atoms in your fingers repell each other and the receptors in your fingers register that you have "Touched" another object. If you can rent a movie called "What the Bleep do we know." It explains the consept much more fully than I could. This has also been validated by members of the scientific community.

It's interesting sure, but seems kinda... I don't want to say unlikely, just, idk! It's very interesting.