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Is Telepathy An Art Or Science?
It is not simple to define telepathy, in fact most people do not even believe it exists at all. It is basically being able to convey a thought or feeling without being in the presence of the other person involved.
Because of the nature of telepathy, it is viewed as communication that is not on our plane. While humans have lost most of their natural telepathic ability, animals have retained their telepathic ability. Most of those people who work with animals swear that they exhibit some form of mental telepathy within their group unit. How is it that birds always know when to fly south or north for seasons? Ok, instinct has something to do with it, but how about how an entire flock will suddenly take flight when a predator is around with out making a sound? Surely they do not all see or sense the threat? It may well be that there is a telepathic link that when one bird feels the danger it is telepathically communicated to the other birds of the flock.
There are also those in the scientific community that believe primitive tribes used powers of telepathy and still have the ability to communicate in this fashion today.
Esoteric is often a word used to describe telepathy, but it should not be. It should be viewed in a like manner of any learned ability. If you have difficulties learning a language or reading, why can you not have trouble perfecting your ability to be telepathic? It is very possible that if you have some type of learning disorder, it will affect your ability to train this form of communication. It is not something that is readily considered but it should be.
While humans have kept their other senses; sight, smell, touch, hearing and taste, the sense of telepathy is no longer evident in modern humanity.
Most are familiar with the concept of our sixth sense, this is assumed to be the telepathic ability of human kind. While this is no longer second nature in people, some animals still have this ability and people can re learn to use this sense.
This instinct can manifest itself in many ways and can be regarded as telepathic in nature by some. I am sure we have all heard the instances of people who are just getting ready to board a flight for a planned trip, just to get a weird feeling and then decided to not to get on the plane. When they get home there are news stories of the flight they were about to take being in a bad crash with few survivors. Did that person who chose not to fly have a telepathic insight? What made them decide not to fly that day? Some might say it is a survival instinct that we all have. Others will say it was a telepathic intuition that made them feel the danger ahead and that is what made them falter and not get on the plane.
It may not be easy to figure out when and why humans do not experience telepathy as the norm any more. It could be that religious fervor has taken the place of telepathy in more modern times. Our faith has been put into our religious icons as opposed to inherent talents. Also, telepathy is thought to be an evil incarnation and has been shunned because of this.
It may be that as the world population grew, our need for telepathy began to wane as our survival was not dependent upon it and putting this sense on to a higher power made more sense at the time.
Why we as a people have become out of touch with our ability of telepathy is an unknown mystery but perhaps it can be traced back the biblical story of the Tower of Babylon. Perhaps the reason that there was so much confusion in language was because some of those languages were actually telepathy and it created chaos. One will never know but the lesson learned is that just because you cannot do it, does not mean that it doesn’t exist.
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