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The term psychokinesis (from the Greek ''ψυχή'', "psyche", meaning ''mind, soul, or breath''; and ''κίνησις'', "kinesis", meaning ''motion''; literally "movement from the mind")


TERMINOLOGY


;Early history

"Telekinesis" was coined in 1890

"Psychokinesis" was coined in 1914

Both terms have been described by other names, such as "remote influencing," "distant influencing,"

Originally telekinesis was coined to refer to the movement of objects thought to be caused by Ghost s of deceased persons, mischievous Spirit s, Demon s, or other Supernatural forces.

Eventually, psychokinesis was the preferred term by the parapsychological community (and still is) and it was suggested that telekinesis become obsolete.

;Modern usage

As research entered the modern era, it became clear that many different, but related, abilities could be attributed to the wider description of psychokinesis and telekinesis is now regarded as one of the specialities of PK. In the 2004 U.S. Air Force-sponsored research report ''Teleportation Physics Study'', the physicist-author described the classification of PK and TK this way:

Psychokinesis, then, is the general term that can be used to describe a variety of complex mental force phenomena (including object movement) and telekinesis is used to refer only to the movement of objects, however tiny (a grain of salt or air molecules to create wind)


MEASUREMENT AND OBSERVATION


Currently Parapsychology researchers describe two basic types of measurable and observable psychokinetic and telekinetic effects in experimental laboratory research and in case reports occurring outside of the Laboratory .

Micro-PK or '''micro-TK''' is a very small effect, such as the manipulation of molecules, atoms,

Macro-PK or '''macro-TK''' is a large-scale effect which can be seen with the unaided eye. The words are abbreviations for macro-psychokinesis, macropsychokinesis; macro-telekinesis, macrotelekinesis.

The adjective phrases "microscopic-scale," "macroscopic-scale," "small-scale," and "large-scale" may also be used; for example, "a small-scale PK effect."


Spontaneous effects


Spontaneous movements of objects and other unexplained effects have been reported, and many parapsychologists believe they are possibly forms of psychokinesis/telekinesis .
Pratt, J. G.; Stevenson, Ian. "An Instance of Possible Metal-Bending Indirectly Related to Uri Geller," ''The Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research'', Vol. 70, January 1976: "As far as I can say, no one in the apartment that night would take credit for being the responsible PK agent." Outbreaks of spontaneous movements or other effects, such as in a private home, and especially those involving violent or physiological effects, such as objects hitting people or scratches or other marks on the body, are sometimes investigated as Poltergeist cases.


TYPES OF ABILITIES - CLASSIFICATION


Psychokinesis is the Umbrella Term under which are various related specialized abilities. These specialities include:

  • Movement of matter (telekinesis; see below).



  • Influencing events.


  • Biological healing.



  • Phasing through matter.





  • Control of magnetism.


  • Control of photons (light waves/particles).


Telekinetic abilities

  • Movement of matter (micro and macro; move, lift, agitate, vibrate, spin, bend, break, or impact).


Included in the telekinesis speciality category is the subspecialty of being able to use mental power to speed up the naturally occurring Vibrations Of Atoms in solids, liquids, or gases to generate heat, possibly to the point of ignition if combustible (a psi power also known as Pyrokinesis ); or, to slow down the atomic vibrations to cause cold or freezing. Additional movement of the heat/flame or cold/freezing effect through open space may also be accomplished through standard telekinetic ability. The book '' The Physics Of Superheroes '' describes it this way:



NOTABLE CLAIMANTS OF PSYCHOKINETIC OR TELEKINETIC ABILITY


  • Nina Kulagina (1926 – 1990), alleged Soviet psychic of the late 1960s and early 1970s.


  • Felicia Parise , an American medical laboratory technician who allegedly was able to repeatedly demonstrate telekinetic movement of small objects in the early 1970s, in the first reported instance spontaneously, and then with practice by intense conscious intention,




  • Swami Rama (1925 – 1996), a Yogi skilled in controlling his heart functions who was studied at the Menninger Foundation in the spring and fall of 1970, and was alleged by some observers at the foundation to have telekinetically moved a knitting needle twice from a distance of five feet.