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Interview on Sun Oct 01, 2006 12:53 am

TruePsion

Joined: 15 Jan 2006
Posts: 118

Mostly for the mods, but I guess others can answer this to.

I already interviewed peebrain, I have tried interviewing other webmasters but no one has answered, so I brought my interview questions here. I ask that an under-study of peebrain answers but I may get more than that.

Interview Questions

1. What do you think of the Psionic Community now?
2. How do Psionics and “New Age” correlate?
3. Do you think some Practitioners are after a higher meaning or have most lost their way?
4. Where do you think the Practitioners now are going?
5. How do you think these Practitioners relate to those who do not practice the arts?
6. Do you see the Practitioners as more advanced than those who do not practice the arts?
7. Do you think embracing these abilities will lead the way for a New Wave of human-kind?
8. Do you think skepticism is an important part of evaluating claims?
9. What are some of your own experiences with both: Practicing (if any) and Skepticism (if any).
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Re: Interview on Sun Oct 01, 2006 6:09 am

Eidolon

Joined: 23 Jan 2006
Posts: 89

TruePsion wrote:
1. What do you think of the Psionic Community now?


I only know of psipog, the other websites I saw were just too cheap.

TruePsion wrote:
2. How do Psionics and “New Age” correlate?


Not at all I hope, I usually don't believe what I can't do myself.

TruePsion wrote:
3. Do you think some Practitioners are after a higher meaning or have most lost their way?


I do, just take a look at gonzo or peebrain.

TruePsion wrote:
4. Where do you think the Practitioners now are going?


Some other sites I guess, it's a pitty.

TruePsion wrote:
5. How do you think these Practitioners relate to those who do not practice the arts?


I don't think we're superior beeings, we're just "in the know".

TruePsion wrote:
7. Do you think embracing these abilities will lead the way for a New Wave of human-kind?


No it's too early for that I don't think the world is ready yet.

TruePsion wrote:
8. Do you think skepticism is an important part of evaluating claims?


Yes alot, as I said above I don't believe what I can't do myself.

TruePsion wrote:
9. What are some of your own experiences with Practicing (if any).


I practice for 10-30 minutes a day since about half a year, I can move small stuff with PK.

TruePsion wrote:
9. What are some of your own experiences with Skepticism (if any).


It's good not to believe everything you hear or read but it can also lead to mental blockades.
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Re: Interview on Sun Oct 01, 2006 6:59 am

sparkz

Joined: 02 Feb 2006
Posts: 664

TruePsion wrote:

Interview Questions

1. What do you think of the Psionic Community now?

It's sloppy. i guess it's to be expected from a community who's key majority is children just hitting puberty. (i'm not saying that's everyone, but sometimes it sure as hell feels like it.)
TruePsion wrote:

2. How do Psionics and “New Age” correlate?

To me Psionics is the boiling down of all the new age hoo-hah that's out there. Taking out the facts and making it more scientific.
TruePsion wrote:

3. Do you think some Practitioners are after a higher meaning or have most lost their way?

Some never found their way to being with! I've got my own reasons for doing this kind of stuff. not because it's 'cool' or 'different' but because i have a thirst for knowledge.
TruePsion wrote:

4. Where do you think the Practitioners now are going?

Unless there are some serious people who actually get out there. regardless of any possible repercussions, and scientificly prove it, then we're going nowhere.
TruePsion wrote:

5. How do you think these Practitioners relate to those who do not practice the arts?

(Arts?) Some (idiotic) 'practitioners' believe that they're better than the general population because they know about this sort of stuff. but that's a load of bull. you can't generalise. people deal with other people in their own way.
TruePsion wrote:

6. Do you see the Practitioners as more advanced than those who do not practice the arts?

No. Everyone is created equal. we are all capable of doing anything anyone else can. even if the environment we live/grow in differs we're all one and the same.
TruePsion wrote:

7. Do you think embracing these abilities will lead the way for a New Wave of human-kind?

I can't see there being a widely accepted form of psionics in year to come. perhaps it will become akin to a religion or sport. With only people interested in it practicing these "arts".
TruePsion wrote:

8. Do you think skepticism is an important part of evaluating claims?

Without skepticism i wouldn't be who i am today. If i didn't analyse anything i was told/shown then i'd probably be doing "electrokinesis" and crap like that.
TruePsion wrote:

9. What are some of your own experiences with both: Practicing (if any) and Skepticism (if any).

I hardly practice anymore. well, most stuff. I try the occasional OBE now and then, and that's my focus right now. i'm skeptical as they come when i'm in the mood to be. Psionics is kinda boring to me these days... doesn't get me going like it once did. oh, well.
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Re: Interview on Sun Oct 01, 2006 8:20 am

neveza

Joined: 12 Jan 2006
Posts: 1147

TruePsion wrote:
1.What do you think of the Psionic Community now?


I find to see many to be what they're aren't. I find some sites to be ran with inexperience (psionics and web design). I find some that is lacking members or use the chat more often than the site. I find some with poor articles, some that'll make you want to rip your eyes out. Although, the community itself as people, I would wish some of them would see that the only way to learn is through not someone telling but through practice and thoughts.

TruePsion wrote:
2.How do Psionics and “New Age” correlate?


They are all the same but "New Age" is more spiritual.

TruePsion wrote:
3.Do you think some Practitioners are after a higher meaning or have most lost their way?


Both.

TruePsion wrote:

4.Where do you think the Practitioners now are going?


To other sites, to their sites. Probably not bother to do psionics anymore and continue with their lives.

TruePsion wrote:

5.How do you think these Practitioners relate to those who do not practice the arts?


They are as ignorant.

TruePsion wrote:

6.Do you see the Practitioners as more advanced than those who do not practice the arts?


No.

TruePsion wrote:

7.Do you think embracing these abilities will lead the way for a New Wave of human-kind?


Well, if people proved it, they accepted it. Then It'll be just like technology. It'll be find a way to kill, some find it's way to help. As the rest is used to make things more simpler and easier for others.

TruePsion wrote:

8.Do you think skepticism is an important part of evaluating claims?


Of course.

TruePsion wrote:

9.What are some of your own experiences with both: Practicing (if any) and Skepticism (if any).


I'm trying to achieve higher levels of psionics, but practice isn't coming around very often as school is burdening me.

I'm not as skeptic as much as some of these actual poggers, I'll open my mind up a bit. I'm mean, some ideas that would be claimed to be impractical or improbable, I might aim for it. Of course, if science doesn't catch up and beat me to the answer.
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Re: Interview on Sun Oct 01, 2006 2:07 pm

Tankdown

Joined: 10 Aug 2006
Posts: 688

TruePsion wrote:
1.What do you think of the Psionic Community now?

Depends how you look at it, I guess my answer is that its the same as any other Community. Only a different view on different matters, however like most groups they tend to stear away from major issues and ignore what is importent. I don't think everyone in the Psionic Community is completly like that however.

TruePsion wrote:
2.How do Psionics and “New Age” correlate?


I havent look at any "New Age" information, but if its like some communities then they would be the same to me.

TruePsion wrote:
3.Do you think some Practitioners are after a higher meaning or have most lost their way?


A little of both may be for all of them, I don't really know them enough to tell. But there all human so were already lost in some way. Some of them may have reach a higher meaning, but parts of them are infact well be far lost. Or so that is to me. We are after all only human.

TruePsion wrote:
4.Where do you think the Practitioners now are going?


There strenghtening themselfs which is good, but most of them may not be doing well. Practing in these arts means you have to be 100% honest with yourself. But some are just stuck up.

TruePsion wrote:
5.How do you think these Practitioners relate to those who do not practice the arts?


Some wrost, some better then the average community.

TruePsion wrote:
7.Do you think embracing these abilities will lead the way for a New Wave of human-kind?


Yes, but that is only my opinion.

TruePsion wrote:
8.Do you think skepticism is an important part of evaluating claims?


Of cource, just look at my quote. However without the foundation of simple turths to build up your foundation only more choas develops. But I see that finding simple turths to begin with are not so simple to begin with. One has to be completly open minded to what could be ture and what they know could already be a lie....

TruePsion wrote:
9.What are some of your own experiences with Practicing (if any).


Wonderful, I think some of my skills were build up naturaly but it wasnt till I found this place did my mind open to new windows. But I don't see myself better of anyone else, infact I see myself at the bottlem.

TruePsion wrote:
9.What are some of your own experiences with Skepticism (if any).


They would be my dreams, if not for them I wouldnt have open up to the possiblities when I was younger. They let me begin in practicing the arts without me even looking at a book or any websites. I learn on my own for many years but I wasnt to into them to streghten them to the next level. Powerful as they were.

Infact a few months before I found psipog I was giving up on my "self reseach". But it was not till one day parts of me lead me to this website, my eyes open once again but wider! I believe my work have come back to me, but this time its here to stay.
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Posted on Mon Oct 02, 2006 3:31 pm

TruePsion

Joined: 15 Jan 2006
Posts: 118

Thank you all that answered, your information is very helpful.
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Posted on Mon Oct 02, 2006 3:32 pm

sparkz

Joined: 02 Feb 2006
Posts: 664

and what about you, truepsion? this is a two way street. let's hear your views.
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Re: Interview on Mon Oct 02, 2006 10:06 pm

JOHNNYBEGOOD

Joined: 17 Jul 2006
Posts: 354

TruePsion wrote:

1. What do you think of the Psionic Community now?

Um...Meh? Nice buncha guys, I guess.

TruePsion wrote:
2. How do Psionics and “New Age” correlate?

The latter is a danger for the formers's credibility. Don't mix them.
EDIT: Oops. Switched them around.

TruePsion wrote:
3. Do you think some Practitioners are after a higher meaning or have most lost their way?

Higher meaning? I don't think most of them were searching for a higher meaning in the first place. I think they just wanted to do something cool.

TruePsion wrote:
4. Where do you think the Practitioners now are going?

Somewhere else?

TruePsion wrote:
5. How do you think these Practitioners relate to those who do not practice the arts?

Estrangement. Subtle qualms about possible superiority.

TruePsion wrote:
6. Do you see the Practitioners as more advanced than those who do not practice the arts?

Advanced in their practice? I guess so...

TruePsion wrote:
7. Do you think embracing these abilities will lead the way for a New Wave of human-kind?

Not at the moment, no.
TruePsion wrote:
8. Do you think skepticism is an important part of evaluating claims?

Without skepticism you can't even evaluate claims.

TruePsion wrote:
9. What are some of your own experiences with both: Practicing (if any) and Skepticism (if any).
I tried making a psiball once. Then I realized that was nothing special.
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Posted on Mon Oct 02, 2006 10:07 pm

Tankdown

Joined: 10 Aug 2006
Posts: 688

Laughing I love his reply
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Re: Interview on Tue Oct 03, 2006 9:37 am

somefatguy

Joined: 17 Jan 2006
Posts: 1187

TruePsion wrote:
What do you think of the Psionic Community now?

My thoughts on the Psionic Community...well, I like it, I think most people who are part of the community are at least somewhat intelligent and they are interesting people.

TruePsion wrote:
How do Psionics and “New Age” correlate?

I am not sure if I can answer this well, but I think they are becoming more as one as time progresses.

TruePsion wrote:
Do you think some Practitioners are after a higher meaning or have most lost their way?

When they begin their journey for practicing, no. But, I think that after a while in being in the field they will start to look for a higher meaning.

TruePsion wrote:
Where do you think the Practitioners now are going?

The practitioners will spread out all over the place.

TruePsion wrote:
How do you think these Practitioners relate to those who do not practice the arts?

They are just people that are a bit more open to things than the people who are in the "norm."

TruePsion wrote:
Do you see the Practitioners as more advanced than those who do not practice the arts?

Not really, but once again, they are more open to things and are willing to search for what they want.

TruePsion wrote:
Do you think embracing these abilities will lead the way for a New Wave of human-kind?

Possibly, but there is still more than just "abilities" to cause a change such as that.

TruePsion wrote:
Do you think skepticism is an important part of evaluating claims?

I can't really say...I guess it's good to be a skeptist but you should at least keep the door cracked open. Wink

TruePsion wrote:
What are some of your own experiences with both: Practicing (if any) and Skepticism (if any).

Practicing, well I don't practice much. I have tried a little TK, energy manipulation, OBEs. I also meditate a lot.
I am not really much of a skeptist.
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Posted on Tue Oct 03, 2006 3:10 pm

TruePsion

Joined: 15 Jan 2006
Posts: 118

sparkz wrote:
and what about you, truepsion? this is a two way street. let's hear your views.


Ok.

1. What do you think of the Psionic Community now?
Well for psipog, it's closing dow. When it comes to more credible sites like ppsociety, the communication is slow but some topics have good quality.

2. How do Psionics and “New Age” correlate?
The two shouldn't be in the same category though many people place them together. I have done so as well before. The "New Age" is a categoru while Psionics are practiced abilities.

3. Do you think some Practitioners are after a higher meaning or have most lost their way?
At first, no, they were trying something new and were selfish. But after practicing these abilities awhile, I notice a change and seek more than selfish means.

4. Where do you think the Practitioners now are going?
Those in psipog are leaving. Those in others, are going to continue to practice and reach a new goal.

5. How do you think these Practitioners relate to those who do not practice the arts?
I think those that practice such arts are advanced in a sense that once these arts are widely accepted, we will be ahead. But besides that, we're pretty similar.

6. Do you see the Practitioners as more advanced than those who do not practice the arts?
As stated above, in a sense, yes.

7. Do you think embracing these abilities will lead the way for a New Wave of human-kind?
Not yet at least. I think we may be looked at as an example of what can be accomplished but we can do more than just a few abilities if we seek a higher path.

8. Do you think skepticism is an important part of evaluating claims?
Yes. It is important to not fall incredibly gullable but not have such a closed mind, you dismiss everything.

9. What are some of your own experiences with both: Practicing (if any) and Skepticism (if any).
I have practiced energy manipulation, telekinesis, healing, minor telepathy and really try to OBE.
With skepticism, I'm still trying to manage. I'm sometimes gullable or want to believe something so much I dismiss everything against it.
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