Psychomaterialkinesis

Psychomaterialkinesis is based on this effect: when the influence of the human Psyche and all the powers of the block of mentality, in an unconscious manner, produce effects on the world of material objects in such a way that the materials become defective or bend, and so forth.

The Hutchison Effect

While attempting to recreate the experiments of engineer Nikola Tesla in the late 1970s, Hutchison claims to have discovered many new phenomena, primarily manifesting in metals. The effects of his experiments supposedly included metal objects floating to the ceiling, shattering, becoming warm, fusing with other objects and other interesting manifestations.

These disparate manifestations are all lumped together under the name "Hutchison Effect." Explanations of the effect rely heavily on technobabble, especially referencing zero point energy and the Casimir effect.

No attempt to replicate Hutchison's experiments by a third party has so far been successful. Many agencies, including NASA, have attempted to recreate Hutchison's Effect. After extensive testing, Marc Millis, NASA's head of finding new propulsion methods for spacecraft, wrote:

This "Hutchison Effect" has been claimed for years, without any independent verification — ever. In fact, its originator can't even replicate it on demand. This has been investigated more than once, been part of documentaries on The Discovery Channel, but still never seems to pass critical muster. This is in the category of folklore. In general, the "American Antigravity" web site caters to such folklore and its enthusiasts." —Marc G. Millis

Psycho prefix

Psycho: as used in words such as Psychoteleportation, Psychotelekinesis, Psychoteleplasty and so forth. Means the pertinent phenomenon is triggered in a completely unconscious manner/state.

It emerges solely as a result of a psyche's damaged state. Consequently the human therefore has no knowledge that he suffers from such psychic problems. The phenomenon is triggered via his/her Psyche and his/her block of mentality, respectively, as a result of its mental fluidal powers.

In contrast to this, is the completely conscious form, such as, for example, Telepathy, Teleportation and Telekinesis, and so forth, in which the term "psycho-" is not a prefix.

This means that the aforementioned forms are completely consciously and volitionally engendered as a result of the mental fluidal powers, respectively, as a result of the block of mentality and its electromagnetic oscillations and its powers, consequently the phenomena are therefore consciously engendered, regulated and controlled by the brain.

These differences are, in their actuality, obviously still not known to para-psychological research, because these kinds of explanations are nowhere to be found within specialist, para-psychological texts.

That is also the case with other para-scientific things and facts, whereby even the most various terminologies are included in regard to the most various para-psychological phenomena.

And what there is yet to say

The aforementioned designations do not stem from purely terrestrial assessments of values of terms, because only some were created by Earth humans who occupied themselves with Parapsychology.

Diverse other terms and designations stem from Nokodemions and Henoks spiritual teaching and were reshaped in an understandable way for the Earth humans by "Billy" Eduard A. Meier with the help of the Plejaren Ptaah.

Specifically, these terms concern Psychoteleportation, Psychoteleplasty, Materialkinesis as well as Psychomaterialkinesis, Pyrokinesis, Psychopyrokinesis, Psychotelekinesis, Psychoprojection, Psychoautopyrokinesis and Psychoautokinesis.

Further Reading

• Consciousness
• Telepathy
• Telekinesis
• Pyrokinesis
• Materialkinesis
• Teleportation
• Teleplasty
• Levitation

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• Unconsciousness
• Psychokinesis
• Psychotelekinesis
• Psychoautokinesis
• Psychopyrokinesis
• Psychoautopyrokinesis
• Psychomaterialkinesis
• Psychoprojection
• Psychoteleportation
• Psychoteleplasty

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• Books and Booklets
• Meier Encyclopedia