Judging by the numerous stories, people "gifted with the hand of God" have supernatural powers. One of the skills is considered pyrokinesis - a supposed psychic ability that allows a person to create and control fire with the power of the mind.
The abilities commonly mentioned by mystics, such as pyrokinesis, telekinesis, third eye, levitation, and other psychokinetic energies, are controlled by the pineal gland in the center of our brain between the right and left hemispheres. She is responsible for the production of neurotransmitters such as serotonin and melatonin, and for everything paranormal and supernatural as well.
Paranormal experts explain that in order for us to penetrate into our deepest states of intuition, intelligence and spiritual enlightenment, it is necessary to unblock and activate the pineal gland of our brain. Further, apparently, it will be possible to choose the abilities that are more suitable for themselves.
PYROKINESIS IN ACTION
There is probably a reason why most people choose the ability to levitate or be invisible when choosing superpowers - worthy skills, like clairvoyance. Others gain the ability to control fire - pyrokinesis - sounds pretty solid and will always come in handy in life.
For example, apart from a picnic and lighting a fire, pyrokinesis is really amazing. You will probably always be able to control any form of flame, whether it be a house fire or a forest fire. And you yourself will never freeze anywhere, great, right?
According to paranormal legends and somewhat vague news, pyrokinesis is quite common. Although there is still spontaneous pyrokinesis, spontaneous combustion is already a bad thing.
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For example, in 2011, a three-year-old Filipino girl was reported to be able to predict fires. It even got to the point that the child began to be suspected of remote pyrokinesis - only she said where the fire would be, how it immediately happened. The mayor of the city, according to newspapers, said that he personally witnessed how the pillow caught fire after the child's words "fire … pillow".
Then an 11-year-old girl appeared in Vietnam who allegedly staged a variety of fiery phenomena of a humming flame without physical impact. Finally, her parents, tired and frightened by an incomprehensible and terrible phenomenon, turned to … the church for help.
Scotsman Daniel Dunglas Hume was a bearer of a "psychic phenomenon" of vast strength and possibilities. He knew how to levitate to different heights, talk to the dead and make knocks in the house at his discretion. And Hume was also famous for the performance of fiery deeds - he calmly played with a piece of coal taken from the fire of the fireplace - and impressed the possession of pyrokinesis by very famous people of that time.
Tens and hundreds of incredible stories of outlandish human possibilities appear. And what does science say interestingly about a phenomenon well-known to society, is it a myth, or what?
PYROKINESIS - A PARTICLE OF PYROTRON
In order to tell stories about children and other "craftsmen" of pyrokinesis, this is not the case when fires started. Because: although our brain has a pineal gland, it still cannot create enough energy to ignite an object.
Many stories about fire people were "launched" by horror writer Stephen King, actually coining the phrase "pyrokinesis" when writing "Firestarter" in 1980. Even Charles Dickens has led readers to believe that the character died of spontaneous combustion after a hard night of drinking.
Some believe that a subatomic element - "pyrotron" - is in fact the cause of pyrokinesis and spontaneous combustion. And science fiction works define pyrokinesis as the acceleration of the movement of molecules to increase the temperature.
The theory is that this tiny element leaving the atom falls into a quark, where at the moment of merging of differently charged particles an explosion is formed inside the cell, and then an internal combustion. Clearly this is from the field of unverifiable dizzying theories of quantum physics. And that's why;
First, no one has ever seen any quarks - we just know about their existence because particle physics is meaningless without them. So adding the idea that they collide with each other is a pull towards the desired value.
Secondly, we have a big problem … the pyrotron (electric ignition of the igniters of the fireworks) does not exist as such. At all. There has never been this subatomic particle that could explain how some people control fire with the power of the mind / convolutions.
It's a shame, but it seems pyrokinesis never existed. There is no conclusive evidence for pyrokinesis as a real phenomenon. There is no scientifically proven method for the brain to cause an object to burn.
