Psychokinesis
Psychokinesis, a form of psi, meaning that apparently it
is a technique of mind over matter through invisible means.
Examples of PK are movements of objects, bending of metals,
and determining the outcome of events. It can occur
spontaneously and deliberately which indicates it is both
an unconscious and conscious process. History: The term
psychokinesis is derived from the Greek words psyche
meaning "breath," "life," or "soul," and kinein meaning "to
move."
The occurrences of PK have been recorded since ancient
times. The occurrences include levitation, miraculous
healings, luminosities, apports, and other physical
phenomena attributed to holy persons and adepts of magic
around the world. Such phenomena is recorded in the Bible,
especially in the New Testament, in the Book of Acts. One
example is cited in which St. Paul and Silas where
imprisoned in Ephesus where they prayed and sung hymns, and
at midnight their shackles fell off as the prison doors
swung opened.
Psychokinesis may also be described by other names, such as
remote influencing, distant influencing, remote mental
influence, distant mental influence, directed conscious
intention, or The Force.
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.
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