Telekinesis, Psychic Energy Build-Up, and Physical Mediumship

Telekinesis is often described as a deliberate act of will — the mind consciously directing matter. However, within spiritualist and mediumistic traditions, another model is proposed: that movement of objects may occur not through focused mental command, but through an accumulated energetic charge within a person or group.

Psychic Energy Build-Up

Some traditions describe a phenomenon where emotional intensity, group focus, or altered states generate a form of “psychic pressure.” Rather than the mind aiming at an object with intent, the energy build-up itself becomes catalytic. Movement may occur spontaneously — a tap, a shift, a sound, a displacement of a light object.

This model differs from cinematic telekinesis. It suggests:

• The effect may be unconscious.

• The individual may not intend the movement.

• The phenomenon may occur in heightened emotional or collective states.

• The energy disperses once expressed.

Comparable ideas appear in reports of adolescent poltergeist activity, where disturbances cluster around individuals undergoing psychological or emotional stress. Some researchers have proposed that intense internal states may externalise in rare cases as physical disturbances. While not widely accepted within mainstream science, the hypothesis attempts to frame the phenomenon as psychodynamic rather than supernatural.

The key distinction here is agency. In psychic build-up models, the individual is not “moving objects with their mind” in a theatrical sense. Rather, an accumulation of psychological or energetic charge may manifest in physical space.

Whether this reflects subtle environmental physics, biofield interaction, or mechanisms not yet fully understood remains open to investigation.

However, psychics and mediums who have experienced this in their home report it can be alleviated by opening doors and windows to allow clear airflow and play upbeat music to change the atmosphere in the room. You don't need to do anything further, it's not magic or spirits, it's just energy build up in an enclosed space.

Physical Mediumship

Physical mediumship is a branch of mediumistic practice in which tangible phenomena are reported during altered states or trance conditions.

These may include:

• Table movement

• Raps or knocks

• Object displacement

• Temperature changes

• Materialisations or luminous effects

• Apports (objects appearing in the séance room)

Unlike mental mediumship — which focuses on information, impressions, and communication — physical mediumship centres on observable phenomena.

Historically, physical mediumship developed during the late 19th and early 20th centuries within spiritualist circles. Some practitioners were later exposed using deception, which deeply damaged the credibility of the field.

That history should be acknowledged without allowing it to define every case.

Apports and Reported Physical Manifestations

An apport refers to the appearance of an object in a séance environment that was not previously present. Accounts describe flowers, small stones, written messages, or other physical items appearing in closed conditions.

Investigators have long debated these claims. In some cases, trickery was documented. In others, observers maintained that environmental controls were sufficient to prevent conventional explanation.

One of the more widely discussed late 20th-century investigations was Scole Experiment, conducted in England between 1993 and 1998. Researchers documented physical phenomena including lights, object movement, and reported apports under séance conditions. Supporters argue the controls were significant and that the results merit further study. Critics argue that darkness and environmental limitations left room for alternative explanations.

The experiment remains controversial, but it stands as an example of attempts to document physical mediumship within structured observation. By and large, it was a successful experiment.

The Question of Mechanism

If psychic build-up or physical mediumship were to have an accepted scientific basis, possible areas of future inquiry might include:

• Bioelectromagnetic field interactions

• Consciousness–matter coupling models

• Environmental energy transfer in altered states

• Group coherence and collective intention effects

At present, no model has achieved broad scientific validation. That does not end the inquiry. It simply defines its current status. Those who experience it spontaneously do so outside of scientifically approved exnvironments.

Discernment and Responsibility

It is essential to hold two truths simultaneously:

1. Fraud has occurred historically in physical mediumship.

2. Not all reports can be dismissed purely because fraud exists.

Serious exploration requires:

• Controlled environments

• Independent observers

• Reproducibility where possible

• Emotional neutrality during investigation

If phenomena occur, they should be approached with steadiness — not spectacle.

Taking a Balanced Position

The concept of psychic energy build-up shifts the conversation from theatrical “mind control” to questions about how intense psychological or energetic states may interface with the environment. Physical mediumship extends that inquiry into group and trance contexts.

These ideas remain exploratory. They are neither conclusively proven nor conclusively erased from possibility from a scientific standpoint but within the mediumship community, they are observed regularly.

The responsible stance is calm curiosity grounded in integrity.

If you have personally observed phenomena, you do not need to overstate them. Document the experience. State what occurred. Describe conditions. Avoid inflation. Let your credibility rest on composure. That tone carries more weight than either sensationalism or apology.

Finally...

Telekinesis, psychic energy build-up, and physical mediumship sit at the frontier between experience and explanation. They invite investigation rather than assumption, discipline rather than drama. While definitive mechanisms remain unresolved, the inquiry itself is valuable — prompting deeper questions about consciousness, environment, and human potential.

The mature approach is neither blind belief nor reflex dismissal, but steady, well-observed exploration. Curiosity, when anchored in integrity, keeps the door open without abandoning discernment.