psychischem

Psychischem is a German adjective that translates to "psychic" or "mental" in English, often referring to phenomena or states related to the mind and consciousness. It can describe anything that originates from or pertains to the psyche, encompassing thoughts, feelings, emotions, perceptions, and mental processes.

In a scientific context, psychischem is used to distinguish mental aspects from physical ones. For example, a psychischem illness refers to a condition affecting a person's thinking, feeling, or behavior, as opposed to a physical ailment. Similarly, psychischem energy might be discussed in theories exploring the non-physical forces or capabilities of the mind, though this is often within parapsychological or speculative frameworks rather than mainstream scientific consensus.

The term can also be used more broadly to describe an inner, subjective experience that is not directly observable or measurable by external means. This includes a person's internal world of thoughts, dreams, and intuitions. When discussing psychischem abilities, it typically refers to purported extrasensory perception (ESP) such as telepathy, clairvoyance, or precognition, which are phenomena that are not explained by known sensory or physical processes. Research into these areas is often categorized under parapsychology.