Meditation X Telekinesis

Written specifically for contemplative readers experienced in mindfulness training, this teaches you how to move matter with your mind. Includes links to videos on the companion website. Publishers Marketing: Meditation X is the most fun and intriguing type of meditation training a person can learn! If you practice mindfulness, you can learn to move matter with your mind, and this book (accompanied by online training videos) will show you how. Fans of McNamara's first book "Defy Your Limits" will be delighted to learn that "Meditation X" contains new and advanced telekinesis methods such as moving multiple objects simultaneously, moving objects while standing and moving, moving an object with a partner or group, moving an object from another room, and more. You will learn how to use the principles of mindfulness and meditation to engage a quickly spreading phenomenon: telekinesis. Also known as psychokinesis, it is defined as the movement of an object from a distance through the use of one's mind and subtle energy. While Hollywood portrays exaggerated versions of mind over matter, real telekinesis is less dramatic, yet completely real. "Meditation X" is written specifically for people who meditate, who want to learn how to meditate, or who are already a part of contemplative spiritual tradition. Telekinesis offers the most accessible entry to the world of miracles and manifestation. Every spiritual tradition has its own stories of saints, mystics, yogis, healers and other figures who could achieve wondrous feats through the power of their mind. Telekinesis is one of those feats which can be accomplished today by anyone able to apply their mind to the specific instructions provided here. Meditators are best suited to succeed at this task. "Meditation X" also discusses the commonalities between telekinesis training and the meditation instructions found in major world traditions. It reviews global spiritual principles such as interconnectedness, non-duality, the power of intention, patience, non-aggression, relaxation, and more, which are actualized during this practice.