there are one of two things going wrong here:
1 - the psi-ball is there but you cannot sense it and you need to work on being sensitive to psionic energy.
2 - the psi-ball disipates shortly after tossing and you need to work on shelling it.

I recommend making a well-shelled psi-ball, then trying to see if you can find it, to see whether it is 1 or 2. Also, if you have a friend that is into psionics, you could have them see if they could sense it.

hope this helps
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Yes. Usually, they are hybrid constructs using psychokinesis. Some of the common names for them are "force bubbles", "TK shields", and "psionic force fields". If you can do PK, and you can make a shield, you can probably learn to combine the two skills.

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Yes.

Once you've figured out what to do (in other words, you've read the instructions and are fairly confident that you understand them), the average time to make a psiball for the first time, is between five and ten minutes. Most of that time is taken up with the gathering and/or generating of the psi to make the ball out of. The gathering/generating part gets easier and faster with practice.

This presumes that you are not trying to make the thing visible. _That_ can take years of practice.

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There is some evidence that caffeine affects telepathic reception, but it is unclear whether it actually strengthens the reception or just mucks up the normal defences. Sugar is _required_ for any physical activity, in the form of glucose in the cells, rather than sucrose specifically.

Age isn't much of an issue, except for the question of whether your parents/guardians place some restriction of that sort of activity. Some of us started with psionics much earlier than thirteen.

A Psiball _is_ a construct. If you make a Psiball that stays together and is vaguely round, you have successfully programmed it.

There are more complicated constructs, of course. Most varieties of Shields would fit this description.

You are probably feeling psi... and I would guess it's moving like that because of either your visualization, or something you saw somewhere to get in your head that that's how it's suppose to work. Either way, no big deal - use it to your advantage .

There is some rule about your dominate hand and psi... I forget how it works. I know that it's common, but I don't remember the details.

Re: the "rule about your dominant hand and psi".

It has been observed, particularly by the late Beverly Jaegers, that one hand tends to be more receptive to picking up psi impressions than the other; while the opposite hand tends to project psi into things more easily. Key words: "observed" and "tends". We are not sure why this is so. _Usually_, the dominant hand projects, and the off hand is receptive. However, it does mean that it is not overly surprising that your right hand is easier to work with, _if_ you are right-handed.

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"Programming a construct" is nothing more than establishing what the psi-stuff will do. In the case of a psiball, the programming makes it be round, and to hold its shape, and to be where you put it whther it is still or moving. Optional programming would make it cold enough to affect a thermometer, for example, to to give off light if it were flared.

How to do it? Read the "how to make psiballs" articles and the "construct" articles, first. That is what they are there for. Then, if you have specific questions, ask them in the "Manipulation" section of the Q&A. Your current question is far too broad.

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That happens to some people. Try sending that psi ball to someone else (with permission ), and see if they can feel the heat too.