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The word psychic (pronounced sai-kik ) from the Greek psychikos "of the soul, mental" refers to the ability to perceive things hidden from the normal senses through what is described as extra-sensory perception, or to those people said to have such abilities.

It is also used to refer to theatrical performers who use techniques such as prestidigitation [Sleight of hand, also known as prestidigitation ("quick fingers") or léger de main (from the French for "lightness of hand"), is the set …] and cold reading to produce the appearance of such abilities. It has also been used to describe the belief of the ability of the mind to influence the world physically and telekinetic powers some claim to demonstrate, such as Uri Geller.

Psychics appear regularly in fiction and science fiction, such as the The Dead Zone by Stephen King, or Jean Grey from the Marvel comic book universe and Star Wars.

A large industry exists where psychics provide advice and counsel to clients, though skeptics attribute such putative powers to intentional trickery or self-delusion. Some famous contemporary psychics include Miss Cleo, Sylvia Browne and John Edward.

Stella says:

I find this definition in 'Wikipedia' a bit odd, because scientists are all the time getting to understand many of the so-called psychic attributes.

Thought Field Therapy is using the Human Energy Field [HEF] to be rid of emotional distress. Phychics use the HEF to 'pick up' the same energies and interpret them. The problems start with 'interpretation'...

So why it is that when a so-called non-professional psychic uses this energy and a doctor uses it, are the two things different?

Interestingly the HEF is measurable with 'scientific' instruments! 

The article title of "Are you Psychic" I have changed to "Measurable Psychism - Are You?" because I have added this afore mentioned scientific information.