How to Make a PSI Wheel Spin

You can make a PSI wheel out of any sort of paper.

A PSI wheel is a paper construction typically used as a tool for practicing telekinesis, and you can make it spin by balancing it on a point and blowing. The PSI wheel is folded almost as if it were made from origami, the Japanese art of folded paper. You can make a PSI wheel using any sort of sturdy paper, and crafting one yourself will save costs over purchasing one from a new age store, where similar items can sometimes be expensive.

Things You'll Need

• Paper
• Scissors
• Pencil

Instructions

1. Cut a piece of paper in a perfect square, to about 3-by-3 inches.

2. Fold the square over diagonally to form a triangle and press down to make a crease.

3. Unfold the triangle and re-fold it using opposite corners to make another triangle, with a diagonal crease that crosses through the first crease made.

4. Unfold the triangle again so you now have a cross of two creases cutting through the square.

5. Turn the paper over and fold it in half down the center horizontally. Unfold it and re-fold down the center vertically. Unfold again.

6. Push against the four corners so that the horizontal and vertical creases begin to fold in and the diagonal creases are pushed up, making a sort of four pointed star shape.

7. Place the PSI wheel on the tip of a pencil and gently blow on it to spin.

References

• Learn Telekinesis Training: PSI Wheel Training Exercise