mikhailova phenomena\nmoving objects with your mind, on pk-phenomena\ngeorge kemp\nnita kemp
1978
the compleat magick - volume iii George Kemp, Nita Kemp
psychokinetic touches\nspectator feels tapping sensations on his shoulder even though a second spectator has been touched\nsteve "banachek" shaw\nthe kats kradle\nluke jermay
1994
psychokinetic touches Steve "Banachek" Shaw
Psychokinetic Touches
spectator feels tapping sensations on his shoulder even though a second spectator has been touched
the kats kradle\nspectator marks a body part on a piece of paper, pk sensation and revealing of additional information\nluke jermay\npsychokinetic touches\nsteve "banachek" shaw
2003
building blocks Luke Jermay
The Kats Kradle
spectator marks a body part on a piece of paper, PK sensation and revealing of additional information
touching on hoy\nperformer reveals thoughts of three spectators, when tapped on shoulder one has to think of a shape, one of a date and the third of a name\nluke jermay\nthe tesseract\nal mann
2004
the coral fang Luke Jermay
Touching On Hoy
performer reveals thoughts of three spectators, when tapped on shoulder one has to think of a shape, one of a date and the third of a name
blowing bubbles\nspectator gets the sensation of a thought leaving his mind, addition to an older version\nluke jermay\nthe burst bubble suggestion\nluke jermay
2004
the coral fang Luke Jermay
Blowing Bubbles
spectator gets the sensation of a thought leaving his mind, addition to an older version
pk lipstick\nmixture of banachek's pk touches and ashes to palm (with lipstick)\nluke jermay\npsychokinetic touches\nsteve "banachek" shaw
2004
the coral fang Luke Jermay
PK Lipstick
mixture of Banachek's PK Touches and ashes to palm (with lipstick)
passion of donny ackerman\ndivine word written on billet - presentation is about stopping time. spectator feels a tickle on hand during the moment time stopped\nandy (the jerx)
2016
the jerx Andy (The Jerx)
Passion of Donny Ackerman
Divine word written on billet - presentation is about stopping time. Spectator feels a tickle on hand during the moment time stopped