Hi there! My name is Eric. i've been really into telekinesis since 2010 and i did practice it back then but without any luck i got no success. i did practice on psi wheels but gave up on it. back then the only videos i could find on youtube were Godspeeds'. so now im gonna give another go..

so for starters im thinking of making a step by step process to understand how to use tk. to all of those who are already skilled, we beginners would be really happy to know your stories and the tricks to learn tk easier.

so first i'd like to know the basics of telekinesis like meditation (is it helpful, how to do it, how to feel one's energy) and the process of doing tk itself ( how do you focus on an object, releasing your energy,etc)
thanks for the people who will answer these questions.
let us all do our best ^_^

Welcome! I recommend checking out what Mark Mauvais offers in the TK section for preparation- the meditation and qi gong in particular. Then give the psi-wheel and pushing a whirl!

From my understanding, there's a part of your brain called brocas area that controls telekinesis. Google it and focus on that area while attempting to make a psi wheel move

calebredd9 wrote:

From my understanding, there's a part of your brain called brocas area that controls telekinesis. Google it and focus on that area while attempting to make a psi wheel move

Yes, it's also near the pineal gland which is really important.

So apparently the brocas is only on one side of the brain...when I practice PK with some "oomf" I feel the parts of my brain right around my temples activating and doing something, pulsing...that seems like two brocas or something.

Hmm

The part you're probably thinking of is wernicke's area. It's associated with brocas area. Google wernicke's area

ive trained for 4 days straight and saw huge improvement but its been awhile now since work, book reports

calebredd9 wrote:

The part you're probably thinking of is wernicke's area. It's associated with brocas area. Google wernicke's area

No the wernicke's area is further back, behind the temples.