Telekinesis: Is It Possible?

We often get this question several times per week…When we talk about moving objects, we are referring to gaining the ability to start with very small objects like a straw on a string or a cotton ball. In order to move larger objects, it takes a lot more time in training and effort of concentration. Our Chi Power Plus Course has taught people how to move these smaller objects for years.

In order to move a larger object, you will need to make significant changes and adjustments to your training. This is why we will soon be launching our Chi Power Syndicate “Inner Circle Closed Door System” in the very near future. This training will be more intense, because it will allow the participant to significantly increase their energy output….

Some More Thoughts On Telekinesis

Merriam-Webster defines telekinesis as follows: the production of motion in objects (as by a spiritualistic medium) without contact or other physical means.

The concept of moving an inanimate object, as defined by Merriam-Webster and shown in fantasy/sci-fi movies is difficult to grasp, but the techniques (and science) behind said phenomena is simple to explain: using the mind, body, and spirit to create and control enough chi to manipulate said in object in the fashion desired.

If telekinesis were as easy as speaking a magic word or performing a ritual, everybody would be using telekinesis. However, the ability to: generate enough chi with the body; control the chi with the mind; embrace the actions with the emotional energy of the spirit, takes time, effort, and deliberate/focused practice.

Chi is a form of energy. Western scientists liken it to the tiny subatomic particles physicists have called the Quantum Field. The human body’s nervous system is a circuit that conducts bio-electromagnetic energy in a fashion similar to the wiring of a home.

We teach exercises to help the body become more sensitive to the chi by increasing overall health and vitality while building upon and enhancing the nervous system. By making the nervous fibers longer, thicker, and wider, the body is able to carry a larger current, and at the same time, become more sensitive to the nuances of such energy. Think “water hose”: the output of the hose used by firefighters is of an order of magnitude greater than that which is produced from the typical garden hose used at the home. Another analogy we find easy to grasp is “speaker wire”: the larger the cables, the bigger the sound, as the wires are able to carry a higher throughput. This analogy holds true for the nervous system with regards to chi.

While performing the chi development exercises, beginners are also taught to engage the mind. Over time, as they begin to build more and more [chi] pressure, the training exercises take on a new dimension, where the chi becomes dens, thick, and malleable- similar to the way clay can be molded and shaped; this level of chi gung is extremely advanced, and the teachings of this chi development are open only for the select students of the highest ideals and moral standings. This is the chi that has the wattage to do something of significance- the difference between a “joy buzzer” versus a generator at a hydroelectric damn.

The most important aspect of telekinesis involves engaging the human spirit’s capacity for emotional content. Emotions/feelings add energy to an equation.
By incorporating appropriate emotional content, the mind, body and spirit operate as one single entity, and are able to do much more than simple parlor tricks; objects of significant size, weight and mass can be moved through telekinesis.

To significantly increase your chi and overall health, check out our Advanced Chi DVD.

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