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mental energy

n. an actuating force or factor [syn: psychic energy]

Usage examples of "mental energy".

A sparkling barrier of mental energy sprang raggedly into existence, flickering here and there as some dwarf belatedly linked into the defensive metaconcert.

Humanity will have to take another road one that's higher and slower and safer than CE refining the METACONCERT technique itself linking hundreds or thousands or billions of minds together in a cooperative synergistic structure each contributing its natural allotment of mental energy to the greater whole that's the way it should be that's the way it must be.

The combined coercive faculty reached out to the crazed mind aloft and enclosed it in a net of mental energy.

With a crushing implosive collapse, the enormous wash of mental energy was snuffed instantly out.

As so many other Sorceresses had done before her, she broke down the barriers and emptied her reservoirs of mental energy.

The mental energy had increased until their bodies began to shimmer and glow.

As if in reply, another invisible wave of the mental energy swept through the tent.

If we tried to contact the Creators, the mental energy we expended would signal Set like the bright beam of a laser cutting through the dark.

The huge thrall armies were living power sources, reservoirs of mental energy that both sides could tap into as they fought their war.