Hello all,

This morning energy was still good. I managed to initiate them to turn my psi wheel under glass. All I had succeeded until now under glass is ¼ turn after several minutes. Yesterday I got in a glass box and now under glass bubble. I know this is a bit long and very little but one day I will present you a video and turn it more easily with and without hands. Be kind.

Very good! I personally struggle with the under glass psi wheel, so you're stronger than me in that department!

Probably b/c in your, I don't think the container is actually glass. Maybe it'z plastic, I dunno. HIS is glass. I guess that makes a difference, doesn't it?

Thank you very much Mark! There is a strange feature, do it several months I'm running the psi wheel counterclockwise. In the previous video in the glass box and in this video, turn it clockwise even with my right hand only. I can say anything but it seems that the energy reflection in the glass, which can explain it turn in the opposite direction.

Teresa Kinsley, the container is real glass, not plastic because the plastic is too sensitive to static.

Srry, I could've said your name. Yours had great progress, gtr. Keep it up!

thank you very much Teresa Kinsley! :-)

Teresa Kinsley, the container is real glass, not plastic because the plastic is too sensitive to static.

This, I agree with. My main TK practice(though I don't bother training that much anymore) is a paper psi-wheel under glass. Foil psi-wheels are being used so mainstream and they are better when getting started. But moving paper ones are quite more convincing since they are heavier which makes the chance of static less. Alike you said about plastic. Great to know that you are actually distinguishing actual Tk against possible coincidence.

How could I get this straight? GTR's is glass, Mark's is plastic,in my opinion. Srry, didn't mean to argue.

wheres the video?

IndigoTeen98 wrote:

Teresa Kinsley, the container is real glass, not plastic because the plastic is too sensitive to static.

This, I agree with. My main TK practice(though I don't bother training that much anymore) is a paper psi-wheel under glass. Foil psi-wheels are being used so mainstream and they are better when getting started. But moving paper ones are quite more convincing since they are heavier which makes the chance of static less. Alike you said about plastic. Great to know that you are actually distinguishing actual Tk against possible coincidence.

Just curios as to why you don't train it much any more?

I used to watch your videos, but I can't find them - did you delete them?