I BELIVE IT IS POSSIBLE CUZ YOU CAN DO ANY THING IF YOU PRPARE YOUR MIND FOR IT
2007-01-05 11:01:52
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answered by Km 2
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There is NO proof for telekinesis, telepathy, or any of the other so-called supernatural powers.. People have been studying this kind of thing for years, and there have been NO proven incidents of actual telepathy. The CIA actually had a program around telepathy and other psychic phenomena in the 70's (trying to find ways to spy on international governments) and abandoned it simply because it never paid off. If you still don't believe, google an organization called the James Randi foundation and their $1 million dollar reward for anyone that can, under mutually agreed conditions, demonstrate the ability to do telepathy, telekinesis, or demonstrate proof of any other supernatural nonsense. The reward has been around since the 1960's, and no one has ever come close to getting the reward. So ask yourself this: These so-called psychics that are sitting around in smoky houses charging $30 for a reading - If they have the ability of supernatural sight, why not just apply for James Randi's reward, demonstrate just once that they have this ability, and walk away with $1 million? I mean heck, that's an awful lot of old ladies social security checks, right?
2016-05-23 05:57:09
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answered by ? 4
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No I don't believe its possible.
Because reputable skeptic groups have public announced they will give anyone 1000,000 dollars if they can show proof they have psychic powers of any kind. In several decades they've never had to pay out.
ps. its normally called Telekinesis (moving something far away) or less often, Psychokinesis (movement with the mind)
2007-01-05 04:07:59
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answer #3
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes this is possible. However, it is occultism and demonic. You are not really the one moving the object, it is the demonic force behind it. If such a thing occurs with you there is demonic activity in your life, which you should not be playing with. It is serious business.
2007-01-05 03:23:03
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answer #4
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answered by fancyface1 l 3
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I do it all the time... when I'm lazy and sitting on the couch, I don't "physically" touch the remote that's 5 feet in front of me... I use a stick and move it that way... but i'm not 'physically' touching the remote though... ehh... pretty good huh?
2007-01-05 03:17:13
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answer #5
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answered by Anonymous
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i think any one capable to forget about him or herself as well as the surroundings exsept the object in experimantationcould do it. Needs lot of practice and dicipline though.
2007-01-05 10:55:50
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answered by kaka 1
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Magnets.
2007-01-05 03:20:54
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answered by Anonymous
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Whoever believes in psychokinesis, please raise my hand.
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.
Do people have psychokinetic powers? Do you? Is there a way you can test and develop your PK abilities?
Case studies
Here are brief outlines of some people who have demonstrated remarkable PK abilities:
Stanislawa 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.
Nina 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.
Uri 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.
Some magicians may be able to duplicate some of these effects, but there may be legitimacy to this telekinetic phenomenon. In April, 2001, University of Arizona psychology professor Gary Schwartz conducted a "spoon-bending party" at which about 60 students were able to bend spoons and forks, with varying degrees of success, seemingly with the power of their minds. (Do you want to try it yourself? Here's How to Host a Spoon-Bending Party.)
2007-01-05 03:22:18
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answer #8
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answered by danielle Z 7
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What? like a psychic it could be
2007-01-05 04:17:37
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answered by Anonymous
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it's called telekinesis and now you r mention it i have really long time to practise it....so...i am going..lol ;o]
2007-01-05 03:41:41
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answered by Anonymous
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