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Methods Used To Learn Telepathy
Everyone in the world has the potential to learn telepathy - the art of transmitting and sensing feelings over a distance. This is done without making use of our physical senses or spoken language. This is a type of pure mind to mind communication that happens instantly or nearly so, and can occur over even incredible distances.
Don't ever believe that you can't learn telepathy; as a matter of fact, there is a good chance that you have already done it before. You may just not have been aware of it! You'll find that there are many people who have thought about a friend or relative, often for the first time in years, and the very next day, that person calls them. Does that sound familiar? Are you seeing a few incidents in your past with new eyes? This is all evidence that you are practicing telepathy and in fact that many people do the same every day!
This experience was a telepathic contact. One or the other or both of you contacted the other person's mind and transmitted emotions about them, spurring contact.
Essentially, you were telepathic contact to spur you to connect in some other way, like verbally. There was a chance that you thought of them and that gave them the idea to call you, or maybe you were just creating return signals of them thinking about you. There is even a chance that you were in a position where they wanted to contact you and you picked up on their intent right before they actually did so. There are a number of ways that this can work, and this is something that is quite interesting to think about.
Lots of people believe that learning telepathy is impossible or wrong. Some have religious backgrounds or upbringing that tells them telepathy is a form of evil magic. These people won't try to learn it, and if they have any telepathic experiences, they will suppress and ignore them until they're unrecognizable. Others will have been told that learning telepathy is an irrational superstition, since the scientific evidence is sparse.
Keep in mind that one of the major myths that surround telepathy is actually one that is believed even by the people who use it. This myth essentially says that spoken language is inferior, and when our natural telepathic abilities died out for some reason, spoken language became the crutch that we used, and this s simply untrue. At one point, people used words and telepathy in much the same way as music and lyrics relate to one another.
In this context, think of spoken word as the lyrics and of telepathy as the music. Both can be heard on their own, but they enhance the other. Words will tell you more directly what the telepathic feelings are all about and this is why they came about in the first place. Over the the ages, though, people became so dependent on the word that they forgot how to develop their telepathic abilities.
If this is something that piques your interest, and you feel like you are ready to take on perception and to increase your closeness with people, what can you do to learn telepathy. It's not nearly as difficult as it sounds and like anything else, you need practice.
Take some time and find a partner, hopefully someone that you have known for a long time who has the same interests as you do. Get someone who matches your desire to learn and who wants to see it work as much as you do. This is something that can kick you off to a great and important start.
Situate yourself so that you and your parter cannot see each other; preferably, you'll be an entire house away. Relax as much as you can. You may want to pick up the phone to give them a call and do calming breaths together. Make sure that you have a way to get in touch with each other, whether you are using a messenger program or a telephone; this will be very important later on.
You'll need to have an agreement beforehand about who'll go first. That person needs to visualize the other person clearly in their mind, and then imagine a connection between the two of you. Common imagery includes a golden halo of light around each of you, or a thread of energy strung between you.
The next step is sending your thoughts along that thread or between the lights. Make the image clear and simple, and send it the way you'd imagine a phone call or Internet transmission occurring. Remember to choose something that's easy to imagine, but not easy for the other person to guess.
At some point, you will feel as though the transmission is complete. When you feel like that, contact the person and ask them what they managed to receive. Were they able to feel anything or see anything? When you have compared notes, reverse positions and try it the other way.
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!
If you'd like to learn telepathy, the biggest thing to remember is that your mind must remain positive about the idea. Don't give up until you begin to see results. You'll find yourself entering a new, amazing world.
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