Psühhromeetri

Psühhromeetri is a theoretical concept within parapsychology that describes the alleged ability to gain information about an object or person by touching or being in close proximity to it. This purported phenomenon is often associated with psychometry, a related practice where individuals claim to read the history or emotional resonance of an object through touch. Proponents suggest that residual psychic energy, or imprints, can be left on objects by their owners or through significant events. A psühhromeetrik, or practitioner of psühhromeetri, would then attempt to access this imprinted information.

The practice is typically described as involving a deep state of concentration and sensitivity to subtle energies. While some individuals report experiencing vivid images, emotions, or even auditory information when engaging in psühhromeetri, these experiences are subjective. Skeptics generally attribute such claims to psychological phenomena like ideomotor effect, cold reading, or confirmation bias. Scientific investigations into psühhromeetri have not yielded reproducible evidence supporting its existence as a genuine psychic ability. It remains a topic of interest within fringe science and paranormal studies, but lacks mainstream scientific validation. The term itself is not widely recognized or used in established psychological or scientific literature.