Manual of Cryokinesis

The Manual of Cryokinesis: Applications, Experimentation, and Measurement addresses the psychical influence involving the deceleration of charged particles to low speeds, typically electrons because of their light weight, via an experients own electrical fields or through the remote influence of similar fields. The manual addresses popular misconceptions in regards to mechanical and dynamical limitations, and psychosomatic symptoms in regards to thermoception, some limitations of psychokinetic influence including heat transfer vs. particle deceleration, heat conduction vs. radiation, condensation vs. frost, cooling vs. freezing, higher vs. lower temperatures, and states of matter. Commonly reported symptomatic effects in regards to experients of cryokinesis including injuries (e.g. frostnip and frostbite) caused by decreased heat in the hands and feet, and spontaneous cooling and thermoregulation are also covered along with practical career applications in regards to cryokinetic phenomena. (e.g. therapeutic, rescue, scientific, and philosophical), and discuss experimental applications including indoor thermal influence, condensation, frost vs. cooling, freezing liquids, and freezing solids with suggestions on measurement techniques and devices. The manual is more information than it is an instructional resource. The manual also includes 6 types of measurement sheets for scientific experimentation.