Geokinesis help please! Plus a question

Zahandras · Veteran Member

Geokinesis help please! Plus a question

The_Fifth_Star · Senior Member

its a word i sorta made up but its highly possible and how do you get a quartz pendulem?

Zahandras · Veteran Member

what is arbo kineses and quarts are those big white stones that are really common.once i get my camere fixed ill post a pic but usualy they comein big ammounts all you have to do is chip of a smal piece off. if the quartz is a little dirty thats good and if there is diryt inside because then you could test your skill at and intermediaste lvl after by trying to clean the qaurts by getting rid of all the dirt in/on it.

The_Fifth_Star · Senior Member

No Arbokinesis is a word I made up Arbor is a latin word meaning tree so i put the words together and since trees are basically wood u get the picture

Wighte · Veteran Member

So it's like biokinesis with plants?

The_Fifth_Star · Senior Member

Simply put yes

Wighte · Veteran Member

That's creative. I want to try that now lol.

The_Fifth_Star · Senior Member

lol go aheead but im not saying its definate just a thought based on conclusions

Runetic · Senior Member

How would one go about moving a quartz pendulum? Would they focus on the electromagnetic or electrostatic forces? or what?

Runetic · Senior Member

Hello there, I just thought I'd let the others on this topic and page to know, that after consulting with my geology teacher about how electromagnetic and electrostatic forces effect mineral, I realized that they can no! Unless there is a highly concentrated electrostatic and/or electromagnetic force, can a mineral therefore be moved. Electrostatic forces effect silicon based minerals and electromagnetic forces effect iron based minerals. Also, I was told, that out of the four forces of the universe; strong and weak forces, gravity and electromagnetic/static forces, that gravity, strong, and weak forces (strong and weak forces deal with chemical reactions) are really the only ones that can really do any effect on minerals. So I ask, dewarlorx herself or anyone else knowledgeable in these matters, to help clarify and explain ways on how to perform geokinesis. Thank you, all of you. Any advice or information will be welcomed and appreciated

Dawkins · Senior Member

maybe the changing of minerals using geokinesis is changing the electron structure e.g adding a proton to iron and getting cobalt ect... because the protons affect the element. Another thing is that i could be nothing to do with electromagnetism and it could be something entirely different that no one can understand without divulging deeper into the mind only like 5 percent of it is used or something like that so it could be that remaining percentage that is used for kinesis and thus geokinesis

Runetic · Senior Member

So you're saying, that by chaning the numeric atomic code of the nucleus and/or the atom, a geokinetic (the natural alchemist) can therefore turn a mineral into another mineral or substance, just by adding or taking away protons and neutrons and/or giving or recieving electrons?

Dawkins · Senior Member

no it would only be protons given/taken because it is the protons that define the element not the neutrons or electrons and yes it could be the geokinetics can do this to change a substance/mineral

Wighte · Veteran Member

"Is Electrokinesis a fundamental inclusion in all Psychokinetic abilities? Yes. Electricity and electrostatic Fields (or Electrons) are dominant in the application of all psychokinetic abilities, ..."

According to Dewar Lorx, yes it's true about the electromagnetism however it also deals with particles, primarily electrons, which partly make up the objects you are performing a kinesis on.

Geokinetics are supposedly the natural alchemist yes, however I think it would take a considerable amount of skill to take one element and turn it into something else. A speck of any substance contains an incredible amount of atoms, and you'd have to change, and sometimes move, most of those atoms to make it a new substance and/or element. Minerals are different. Atoms and elements are chemistry but minerals are geology. Read up on both because most likely you'll confuse the two, and you can know what you are doing to what when you are using geokinesis.

-- Edited by Wighte at 23:38, 2007-10-03

Runetic · Senior Member

I'll read up on chemistry, but I know about geology. I was top in the class. But I understand about the protons now, I know that silicon is effected by electrostatic forces and iron is effected by electromagnetic forces. So a geokinetic would just have to know which was dominant in the mineral he or she is working with and then play on either electrostatic or electromagnetic forces to get the desired end result. Thank you all for your help