Question 1

What is telekinesis and how does it happen?

Accepted Answer

Telekinesis is the movement of objects without physical contact. From the outside it looks like this: a person approaches the object they intend to influence, but doesn't use their physical body — they don't touch it, don't blow on it, they simply stay near it. Contact with the object can also be established differently — for example through a remote link or video call. After some time the object starts to move in its environment. The person can stop the motion, change its direction, or continue it. The movement is clearly visible and measurable, and can be documented with objective methods such as video recording.

Question 2

Why practice telekinesis? What is it good for?

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First, you immediately realise you are capable of much more than you previously thought. That simple realisation alone brings self-confidence, trust in your abilities, and faith in the future — no small thing today.

Second, telekinesis brings inner joy, that childhood feeling of discovering something new and intriguing. People who practice telekinesis don't suffer from depression.

Third, telekinesis helps you reach your goals. While moving an object for the first time, in a single session or a cycle of sessions, you can set a goal — solving a task or a problem. It turns out that in order to move the object, you have to move something inside yourself, in your stance and attitude, and that is precisely what carries you toward your goal.

There are many more reasons, and you will likely find your own. Participants in our programs describe the most unusual effects that mastering telekinesis brings.

Question 3

How long and/or how regularly must one practice for objects to start moving?

Accepted Answer

There's no fixed number of minutes, hours, or days. But the fact that every person can produce a telekinesis effect is well established — and has been scientifically confirmed long ago.

Most of our course participants have their first telekinesis experience already in the first lesson. By the end of the program everyone can spin a spiral in a glass container.

Question 4

Do you have to practice telekinesis constantly, and how often?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your goal.

If you want to develop the skill and have a lasting effect, you should practice regularly.

Moving large objects may sometimes require seriously changing your lifestyle — diet, social contact, mood.

Even those who practice telekinesis at a certain stage of life later return to it, recall the states and re-enter those processes. But undoubtedly, objects start moving for them much more quickly and easily.

Within the biosensory approach there are no limits on practice — do as much as you wish. The reasons for practicing regularly you decide for yourself.

Question 5

Can I move large objects?

Accepted Answer

It depends on what you call large.

In the history of biosensory telekinesis, the repeated movement of an empty ceramic mug on a flat surface has been documented. That's probably one of the heaviest objects moved in a controlled way.

Uncontrolled, spontaneous effects are also common — when objects move under your non-physical influence without you consciously directing them. Such effects include movement of items on flat surfaces: a glass bottle, a ceramic teapot, a frying-pan lid.

Try boldly — perhaps you will set the new record.

Question 6

Does the skill remain if I don't practice?

Accepted Answer

After training the skill can persist for a while, but in the absence of need it likely fades. To preserve and develop the skill, you need to return to practice regularly. But even if the skill fades, what matters is that the experience is already there and your psyche has opened its wondrous capacities. The world is no longer the same — you sense it more deeply. The world, and yourself.

Question 7

Are there contraindications for practicing telekinesis?

Accepted Answer

In the biosensory approach there are no contraindications for practicing telekinesis. Telekinesis is a natural ability accessible to everyone. It is something each person is capable of, and a tool for regulating mental and physical state.

Question 8

Can telekinesis harm you?

Accepted Answer

In the biosensory approach we teach, there are no contraindications. We teach telekinesis through soft, tension-free interaction with the object — not through force or strain. Many participants notice a positive effect on their overall well-being during practice.

Since 2000, over 5,000 people have participated in our programs. None of them have complained of feeling worse because of telekinesis practice.

Question 9

Can I start teaching telekinesis to others?

Accepted Answer

You can and should teach telekinesis to others almost as soon as you have acquired the skill yourself. As the saying goes, when you teach someone, you start to understand it better yourself.

A person who teaches telekinesis continuously develops a certain psychic attunement that allows them to broaden awareness and focus on what's needed. They master the ability to influence objects, people, the atmosphere of rooms, and much more.

The more one teaches, the more new skills one acquires and the stronger one's abilities grow in many domains.

Question 10

Can children be taught telekinesis?

Accepted Answer

Telekinesis is a natural ability, which means children pick it up very easily. Often teaching a child to move objects is faster and easier than teaching an adult. Children don't ask how it works. They simply take it and do it, lightly and playfully. Even small children, watching adults practice telekinesis, learn the skill quickly and can repeat it.

Beyond being interesting, telekinesis helps develop useful qualities in children. For emotional, very active children it is a way to balance their state and learn to regulate emotions. For shy, reserved children it is a chance to feel confident in their abilities. For teenagers it is a way to free themselves from an overload of information and learn to concentrate — very helpful during tests and exams. It also brings children and parents closer through shared interest and learning.

Question 11

Can wishes come true through telekinesis?

Accepted Answer

Telekinesis opens up a person's inner world, the strength of their soul, and proves that what happens inside directly influences what surrounds them. Telekinesis is movement of objects without contact. But the forces awakened in the person at that moment can be applied very broadly — from solving health issues and healing loved ones to attracting favourable events and needed people, and resolving situations, problems, and tasks. By mastering telekinesis, a person gains a tool to awaken in themselves forces that affect their entire life — including the fulfilment of wishes.

Question 12

Can anyone learn telekinesis?

Accepted Answer

We do not treat telekinesis as a magical or rare ability given only to a few. In the context of biosensory psychology, it is a practice of exploring attention, sensitivity, and one's inner state.

Anyone can come and practise. What matters is not prior experience, but openness, patience, and a readiness to notice what is happening both within yourself and during the practice.

Question 13

What is biosensory psychology?

Accepted Answer

Biosensory psychology explores human attention, perception, and the possibilities of inner regulation. It combines body awareness, breath, and focus practices to widen the perceptual world and to help understand one's inner processes.

Question 14

Do I need prior experience to take part?

Accepted Answer

No — no prior experience is required. Events and practicums are open to anyone interested. What matters is an open mind and a willingness to sense.

Question 15

How can I get in touch with the organisers?

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Fill in the registration form at the bottom of the page and we will get back to you shortly. You are also welcome to write to info@biosensus.eu.

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