Manual of Pyrokinesis: Applications, Experimentation, and Measurement

In this paper, Dr. Kelly addresses Pyrokinesis: the psychical influence of propelling charged particles to high speeds, and of energy flow in regards to heat. In addition, she addresses popular misconceptions in regards to mechanical and dynamical limitations, sub-form confusion, and psychosomatic symptoms in regards to thermoception. She addresses limitations of influence including heat conduction vs. radiation, vaporization vs. melting, flame vs. flameless combustion, and higher vs. lower temperatures, she touches on commonly reported symptomatic effects in regards to experients of pyrokinesis including injuries [e.g. burns] caused by increased heat in the hands and feet, spontaneous heating and combustion of objects, and spontaneous self-thermoregulation, and briefly addresses fire classification and safety in regards to fire and increased heat exposure. In addition, she addresses practical career applications in regards to pyrokinetic phenomena. [e.g. therapeutic, emergency, scientific, and philosophical], and discuss experiential applications including indoor thermal influence, vaporization and boiling, fusion/melting, smoldering combustion, and flaming combustion with suggestions on measurement techniques and devices.