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Is It Easy To Learn Telepathy?
Have you ever thought that human beings can learn telepathy? Telepathy can be defined as seeing or transmitting feelings over a long distance; you don't use the five recognized senses and you don't use words. When you are thinking about telepathy, it is mental communication that can be conveyed instantly over any distance.
If you've been thinking there's no way for you to learn telepathy, it's time for you to reconsider. There's a pretty good chance you've had a telepathic experience already, but you didn't notice or realize what it was. For instance, you may suddenly have thought about another person you haven't seen, talked to, or thought about in years. Then, possibly on the very same day, you got a phone call or email from that person!
What was happening there was that telepathic link was made from one person to the other, using emotions like wonder, longing or just a wish to figure out what is going on in that other person's life.
That telepathic contact is what caused the other person to decide to use more ordinary means of getting in touch. Perhaps you thought about them first, and they acted on the feelings they received from you. Maybe they signaled to you and chose to make contact because of the emotions and thoughts they received. Perhaps you even detected their preparations to get in touch with you before the contact ever happened.
Lots of people think that they can't use telepathy for one reason or another. They may have been raised up in a religious household and think that telepathy or working with anything like it is wrong or evil. The truth is that they can still do telepathy, just that they do not recognize or even if they do, they reject it. Perhaps they were told that telepathy is just trickery and nonsense because there is no scientific evidence for it, which is simply not true at all. With real evidence out there, ignore the doubters!
You'll find that one of the things that might keep you from learning telepathy is the same thing that many people who practice it believe. They believe that at one point, telepathy dominated over the way that we communicate, but over time, though the telepathic ability decayed and spoken language was adopted to replace it. The truth of the matter, however, is that telepathy and the spoken word are complementary to one another; they go together like lyrics and music.
In this analogy, the lyrics to the song are spoken language, and telepathy is the music. Each acts to enhance the other - words help give clarity to telepathic feelings and sensations. This is why they were initially developed. However, when we forget about telepathy, language takes over, and telepathic communication is neglected.
So, if you're interested in getting closer to other people and opening up your senses, you should learn telepathy. It's not as hard as it sounds to people who don't know how to do it. Just like everything else, what's needed is practice.
Find yourself a partner, ideally someone that you are close to, and hopefully someone who is as curious as you are about telepathy and exploring their own powers in that realm. You'll find that that both the personal connection and the desire to learn are important and that when you are starting out, more encouragement is good!
Second, you and your partner should be in different places, at least to where you can't see each other. Start by relaxing and making sure that you feel at ease with yourself and the situation. Remember that stress and tension can negatively affect the way you see things. Clear your mind of worry or of anything besides doing well. Have a method of talking with the other person nearby, whether that is on the phone or over Internet chat.
Take turns with this next step and agree on who is going first in advance. Think about the other person, as clearly as you can. What makes the unique and how well do you know them? Think about a strong thread of energy that connects you, or of a golden glow that covers and surrounds you both. You are linked through this energy.
Using that glowing threat, send an image along it. Think about it like a telephone call or a transmission to a TV set. When you are just getting started, make sure that your thoughts are simple and that you are going off of something you can picture clearly, like a photograph or even an image.
Once you're sure that the telepathic transmission has been completed, get back in touch with your partner and ask if he or she saw anything and what it was. Touch base and compare notes, then switch who's doing the sending.
At the very beginning, limit your transmissions to fifteen minutes or so. You don't want to get exhausted or burned out, and you'll find that it is very important that you keep your spirits up for later endeavors. Don't let negative feelings set in at this early point!
When you are looking at learning telepathy, remember that you should stay positive about it. Don't give up, and you'll see results. Don't miss out on this chance to enter a brand new world!
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