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The Communication Link Between Minds
Have you ever realized that we human beings can learn telepathy? Telepathy can be defined as the ability to sense or transmit feelings over a long distance and to do it without words or even any of the five recognized senses. This is essentially mind to mind communication that is instantaneous even when you are far away.
Many people believe that they cannot learn telepathy, but they are wrong. Chances are, you have even done it before, and not know what was happening? Have you ever thought about someone that you have not spoken to or even thought of until that moment, and then just a little bit later you get a call or a letter from them? You may not have spoken in ages, but suddenly, like magic, there they are!
Essentially, a telepathic connection was established that day. Emotions came into play, and your wish to hear about that person or to figure out what they have been up to translated itself into a connection that you “communicated” your wish through.
This contact was why the other person decided to get in touch. Perhaps you were the one to think of them first. When they received your feelings, they decided it was time to get back in contact. Maybe they were the one to signal you, and you thought of them, returning information that made them feel like they should contact you. You may even have been the one to pick up on their idea to contact you before they were able to do it.
There are lots of reasons that people feel that they might not be able to learn telepathy. They may have had a religious upbringing that taught them that telepathy is sorcery or belonging to the devil. If this is the case, they are probably quite willing to suppress any sort of telepathic experience that they ha or to simply refuse to recognize them. People might also be reluctant to believe in anything that doesn't have a scientific backing, but the truth is that there definitely is!
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 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.
The first thing you need to do is find a good partner - preferably someone you've been friends with for a long time. Your partner needs to also be open minded about the idea of telepathy, and should ideally be someone who's just as interested in learning how to be telepathic as you are. That's because positive reinforcement is extremely important when you're just beginning.
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.
Agree on which one of you will start the practice, then visualize the other person as clearly as you possibly can in your mind. Picture a connection between you - examples include fields of glowing golden light or a thread of light between you, connecting your minds.
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.
Keep at this until you feel as thought the transmission has been sent. Then contact the person and ask if they saw anything in their mind. This is the time when you will compare notes and then switch and let them try you.
When you're just starting out, if you don't feel able to transmit after a quarter of an hour or so of trying, it's time to stop for a break. Your first efforts need to be relatively brief, so that you don't get tired or become frustrated and overcome by negativity.
If you're hoping to learn telepathy, keeping yourself positive about the possibilities is vital. You shouldn't give up unless you're getting results. Keep at it, and you'll enter a whole new world of possibilities.
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