Psi Forum

This is an article for those new on psi or just want to know what my ideas on Psi are. Psionics is usually defined as the art if using or manipulating psi energy. Psi relies on other senses other than the usual 5 physical, sight, sound, touch, hearing and smell. Anything beyond the five normal senses can be considered spiritual, energy or psi based. I generalize anything higher energy, though others have other ways of describing it as spiritual experiences or religious experiences, or whatever you want to call it. Intuition or the sixth sense can be described as a psychic ability and does appears to work outside the five senses. This is natural to everyone and can be easily developed. Psi or psionics can refer to ESP or any other abilities like shielding, kinesis, telepathy or changes in yourself as you learn new psi or spiritual knowledge.
Psi is a word or letter in Greek that is used to describe the unknown that has not been proven by science yet, or at least not mainstream science. It is not entirely true it has not been proven by science. A number of tests have been done that show the existence of some type of energy or evidence of ESP abilities.
Leaning psi will take a long time and will mean you go need to do a lot of research to get there. you will probably have a teacher or several teachers on the way. You never really stop learning psi even if you are a master This also has another advantage, you probably already intuitively know a lot about psi even if you haven't studied it much. You should be getting you information from several sources and of course just using by psi. You can and will sometimes get information from higher sources or those “aha” moment when you finally figure it out, or through unique experiences that are aimed at personal growth.
Psionics is compatible with religions and does not affect your religious beliefs. While each of us has our own religion, psionics does not force you to change your beliefs. Psychic abilities are real and should be studied with an open mind without religious overtones.