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Telepathy Is An Ancient Science
Telepathy is thought to many things including instinct and intuition. In reality, it the communication without using speech, writing or hand signs. It is, at its base, mental communication.
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.
Scientifically it is thought that many tribes that have not had the benefit of modern technology still communicate with telepathy.
Telepathy does not need to be feared nor it is very well understood, but it is apart of every humans make up. Many have had telepathic experiences without even knowing it. Maybe it was taught to young children of primitive civilizations they way we teach our children today to speak and read. If one had difficulty, there were probably shown ways to over come the difficulty in learning to use telepathy.
Instead, our society has alienated this skill and has failed to hone it to perfection over the years. It should be groomed as we would speech, music and our natural senses but it is not.
Some may know about our sixth sense, the intuition as some call it. The idea of telepathy may have just shifted to be called by a new name.
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.
Religious fervor can be accounted for some of the loss of telepathic ability along with natural evolution and need. It is easier for man to think that these telepathic feelings being sent from a higher power than from within themselves. If a higher power is giving us these thoughts, we are more inclined to believe in that power. It makes the gods more powerful in our minds.
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.
The main theory as to why religion has denounced telepathy is because of a base power struggle between the spiritual leaders of certain churches and faiths. These unscrupulous leaders would rather our faith be in the deity of their chosen religion rather than in ourselves. This gives more weight to their specific god or holy leader and makes it easier to have faith in them.
Telepathy Is A State Of Mind |
