Do you believe in telepathy?If so then how can you explain it?Have any other unexplained experiences?
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There is nothing mysterious about telepathy, it is the most basic form of communication there is. It is a native ability that we all potentially have.\nSome people, like the aboriginal tribes in Austrailia for example, use it all the time, and consider that everyone else does too.\n\nIt's just that today, in our lives, there is usually too much internal and external noise and a general individuation from one another, that has undermined and deteriorated this ability.\n\nPersonally I have rehabilitated this ability for myself. But I had to get rid of the internal noise first and then increase my affinity and understanding of others.\n\nFor a good place to start I recommend reading the book "Dianetics\nThe Modern Science of Mental Health"  by L.Ron Hubbard.
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Aaaaabsoluuuutely.  LOL.   I   and my husband of over three  decades communicate  telepathically  at  certain moments almost every day.    Just   yesterday  morning my husband of over thirty years, looked up from his chair and said "Y'know, I think it would be a good idea if........"    I knew exactly what he  was about to say,  because as he spoke the same thought had popped into my mind  "Wouldn't it be a better idea if we  waited till after lunch to  go into Town ".         It  wasn't a  lucky  guess because the  sentence he had started could have  been  finished off a dozen different  ways.   Plus,  it has happened so often over the years  that  we  are used to it.   We  even joke about it now.    One of us  will say "Hey, are you thinking what I am thinking?"  and the other one will grin and say... ."Would it be anything to do with........."   and then we both begin laughing because we were right on target.\n                                 Many studies have been done with multiple birth siblings.... twins and upward,  and the results are  irrefutable. \n                                 In our case (and this is the same for a lot of humans with companion animals)   we can, for instance, talk the night before about a plan to take the pickup into town the next  day.      Next  morning, we go about our routines as usual, and often,  make a special point of trying to NOT give any signal whatsoever to the dogs about our plans to leave the house (they  always come with us,  and loooove to ride that pickup.   Obviously  as you get  close to the time you are preparing to do something,  your begin  to focus  your thoughts more on what is ahead.    About  30 minutes before our departure time, we are concentrating on the stops we have to make,  what we have to take with us, what we have to buy  etc. etc.    Right on cue, the dogs begin watching us intently (still hardly a word  has passed between me and my husband).   Fifteen  minutes to "take-off" they  are up,  yipping, whining,  huff-huff-huffing  with excitement , running to the door, and back into the room,  and  if  we  at this point   open the door,  they  dash   straight to the pickup  waiting  for the back end  to be opened.\n                                                                             Many times  the  "telepathic"  transmission  could be  about something right out of left field.      Not  long  ago  husband  felt  uneasy about the possibility of a heavy  rain, even though  we hadn't heard  any forecast.    I  don't  even know why I said it, but  I suddenly asked  him "Have you got anything out in the yard  that needs putting under cover, in case it  rains?"   He  replied "No, but it's funny you  asked that because I  was just  thinking about it maybe raining.     Evidently,  rain had been forecast unexpectedly  for the following  day, and  we just hadn't  caught it.    Neither, it  seems,  did  our good  friend  and neighbor, who was about to start pulling tiles off his  roof  preparing for a  re-tile job.    Husband  called  him  and told him he'd better  check the  weather forecast  before he got  started.       He did,  and  sure enough   the  weatherman mentioned  a   fairly heavy  rain  next morning.    He  delayed his project  till a  later time. lol.\n                                                                                         So  no question about it.  I don't  "think" there's  such a  thing  as  telepathy.  I know it.    "Coincidences"   don't just keep popping up in your life  by chance,  again and again and  again, over  a thirty year period.
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Telepathy is actually the direct communication of one mind to another.  I believe you are asking about another phenomenon called precognition.  Precognition is purportedly the awareness of things that have yet to happen.  All communication of information requires 4 things to happen.  A transmitter, a receiver, a medium, and a message.  Since whatever is in the future has not yet happened, there cannot be a transmitter, or a message for that matter, because they do not yet exist, even if so type of medium existed to transmit such information.
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Believe it or not, we all possess the ability to communicate with the deceased (those who have "passed over"), but few people understand or use this gift because of ignorance (lack of knowledge), narrow mindedness, and fear.  Most communication with those who have "passed over" occurs while we are sleeping, but many other people worldwide do have the ability or gift to communicate with people on the "other side" while they're in a waking state.  Interestingly enough, scientific studies seem to indicate that many of these "mediums'" physical-brain waves seem to exhibit patterns associated with sleep.  I, myself, have seen and communicated with at least two "deceased" persons - a good friend and former college roommate and my wife's mother - while asleep.  This occurred when I was in a fully conscious/lucid-dream state.  In other words, I knew exactly what was going on (just like you would in the physical world), could consciously think and act, was able to carry on a two-way conversation with the "deceased," and remembered everything consciously immediately upon awakening from sleep.  Native Americans and other "more primitive" people across the globe have openly discussed this type of "dream" communication with the "deceased" for thousands of years.  "Modern" man, however, has allowed fear, prejudice, and "scientific" superstition to erode this ability.  Gary Schwartz, Ph.D. of the University of Arizona (a noteworthy exception), conducted a series of experiments on well respected, reputed "mediums" like John Edward, George Anderson, Suzane Northrup, and others under extremely rigorous laboratory conditions (triple and quadruple blind studies, etc.) which, to Schwartz' amazement (he was agnostic), indicated that these gifted individuals or "mediums" did seem to be communicating with the "deceased."  Read: "The Afterlife Experiments - Breakthrough Scientific Evidence of Life after Death," by Gary E. Schwartz, Ph.D. availiable at Amazon.com  Of course, many average people worldwide also report that they have communicated with the "deceased" in "ghostly" form while fully awake.  Statistically, these encounters generally are reported to be positive experiences rather than the negative experiences that usually predominate in books of fiction, TV shows, and movies.  Most of these positive "ghostly" encounters tend to center around four major themes: 1.  The deceased "John Doe" wanted to say goodbye to a loved one still alive but not present shortly or even immediately after they - "John Doe" - died.  2. The "ghost" or "deceased" came back to protect or help a loved one still alive, or even a stranger, during a moment of crisis or emergency.  3.  The "deceased" or "ghost" appeared to a living loved one who was strongly thinking of the "deceased" or was in a deep trance or meditative state.  4.  The "deceased" or "ghost" materialized in order to give some type of informaton to another person still living.  Note:  Positive experiences appear to be the norm, but that does not mean that more negative "ghostly" encounters have not or cannot occur.  The concept of "ghosts" can be found in just about every culture on the planet, but it receives much less attention or authenticity in societies that are more fear based which tends to decrease spiritual or metaphysical experiences for any said population overall, and also likely, many of these ghostly encounters remain unreported because of the fear of what "other people" might think.
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1) There is no telepathy. Anybody claiming telepathic abilities can go and retire right now the One Million Dollar prize at the James Randi Foundation.\n\n2) Anyway, the speed of light is the upper limit for any signal carrying information.
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Telepathy (from the Greek τηλε, tele, "distant"; and πάθεια, patheia, "feeling") is the claimed innate ability of humans and other creatures to communicate information from one mind to another, without the use of extra tools such as speech or body language. Considered a form of extra-sensory perception or anomalous cognition, telepathy is often connected to various paranormal phenomena such as precognition, clairvoyance and empathy.\n\nThough many scientific experiments into telepathy have been conducted, including recent ones by respected universities (some claiming significant positive results), the existence of telepathy is not accepted by the overwhelming majority of scientists.
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No i have not practiced telepathy. But I think that the ability to feel what happens to our loved ones is true and an indicative of the deep spiritual bond.\n\n      I have heard people say that they can feel when something bad happens to people they love. \n\nA study was done with a mother rabbit and four young baby rabbits. The rabbits were taken in a submarine deep inside the ocean far away from the mother. Then they were killed one by one in the submarine. The impulse of the mother was recorded. It was found that each time a baby rabbit was killed, the mother showed a change in electrical impulse at the exact time. \n\nSo if animals could feel them, I guess human could do it too
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I've had some limited out of body experiences. (Well, they certainly felt like it.)\n\nThey happened periodically when I was in college, and took night classes. I'd be up very late into the night studying, and I'd sleep in the morning. Something about the time between 6:00 am and 11:00 am lends itself to this phenomena. (It helps if you leave the blinds open, particularly if you sleep in a room with a window on the east side of the house, so the sunlight can enter.)\n\nI also found that they periodically happened when I would fall asleep with a radio or something on the other end of the room. Talk radio works very well. I would be drawn to the voices from my sleep, and that prompted a few out of body experiences.\n\nA third trick that sometimes works - sleep throughout the night, and then in the very early morning [4:30-5:00], get up for about a half-hour or so. You want to be active at this time, but not too active. Then, go back to bed. This seems to trigger the phenomena, for some reason.
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My understanding is that you are asking if other people out there are having paranormal experiences. So you're having unexplained things happening to you? My friend at work had a problem with some mild poltergeist activity in her home. But it did stop when she moved house. Its a fascinating subject. At times it gets even the best of skeptics flummoxed. I even know of another person who have problems with electrical items, computers, etc. She is a medium/clairvoyant/healer and its not much fun for her when things go faulty when she's using elecrics. Don't have to believe me, but I do see it happening.
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i can always find an explaination ... so it doesnt go unexplained ..\neven if that explaination is what would be paranormal to some\nonce explained , it isnt unexplainable\n\nbut yes i have had many
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I personally have had very few supernatural experiences, but one of the few was after I came through a particular long “spiritual wasteland experience” that had lasted two years.\n\nFor a few days, everywhere I looked outside, everything (clouds, hills, trees, etc.) was connected by long strands of glowing golden light – like the spiritual symbolism that everything is part of one fabric and interconnected, and I was looking at the fabric of reality itself, as God sees it.\n\nI did not try to force the vision, or “keep” it past its time, it faded within a few days, and I have never had it since.\n\nI know of two other religious experiences that happened to people I know – both are thinkers, one of them being healthily skeptical of such things. The first (now a pastor) had an unexpected encounter with a “possessed” person and cast a spirit out of him. The second was a missionary in Africa and supposedly was used by God to raise a child from the dead (!).\n\nBesides their analytical personalities, I give them both credit for another reason: Neither one really ever talks about what happened to them, unless you go to them and ask specifically, and even then they seem reluctant to discuss it. People tout how wonderful it is to be involved in miracles, but I think it's unsettling (as well as self-challenging) to actually be involved in such things.\n\nUsually someone who fabricates these things is involved in self-promotion, but these men are the opposite. So I give some weight to their words.
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I haven't actually encountered a ghost, but I have encountered waking up, and not being able to move, like my whole body is paralyzed, and not being able to open my eyes.  All I can do is squint.  I have then felt someone touch me, another time I felt a kiss on my forehead, and one time I did see a shadow of someone. (maybe a ghost)  Meanwhile, I couldn't move thru all of this.
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The theories of tele-kenetics suggest that our brains are simply antennae.  They transmit and receive stuff just like your FM Radio or your Cell-Phone.  If these theorem are true, the answer to your second question (Are we all psychic) may be YES!  The ability to control these 'powers' is, however, the harder part.  Mankind as a whole will possibly never get the chance to master this skill.
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Telepathy is a trait found in many living being. the ability to communicate without any medium across a distance. This has been known to happen in humans but there has been no conclusive evidenvce for the same..but one cannot rule it out u know. thorugh the course of evolution, nature has felt the need to impart man with the ability tio communicate across the distance. This is part of the ESP package which also includes the 6th sense.
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Communicating with an angel is communicating with an acutal spirit being.\nNot sure waht exactly you mean by communicating with the Light via telpathy. Sometimes you can talk directly to your soul. Sometimes you can communicate with your spirit guides via telepathy and i suspect this is what you are refering to.\nPeople hear voices when they have schizophrenia, which I believe may be actually hearing what is going on in the spirit world possibly.\nOr you can have psychic voices in your head which can be dead ancestors talking to you.
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I do... I'll tell you about two experiences. One happened to my sister and one to me.\n\nThe first was my sister... She was going through a difficult time in her marraige, and was spending quite a bit of time at a local bar. One night she was just sitting by herself, and a young couple came up and started talking to her. The woman didn't give her name, but the man's name was John. They were very nice and they talked with her for a long time. A couple months later, my sister went to my parents' house. My parents collect old pictures of relatives and display these in their home. They had just received a new picture of my great-grandfather when he was a young man. When my sister saw the picture she was shocked. It was the young man from the bar! She had never met our great-grandfather and the only pictures she ever saw were from when he was very old, so she could not possibly have made this up. She believes that he and the woman (who my sister thinks is our great-grandmother) were sent to help her.  And yes, his name is John. \n\nThe second story is mine. I was staying at my sister's new house, which I had never been to. We were up late at night and she asked me if I wanted to see the basement. I immediately said NO! She asked why and I responded, "There are dead people there." She finally encouraged me to go downstairs and show her where I thought the dead people were. I walked to a wall and pointed... Without thinking, I said, "They are in there." At the time, I thought I was wrong because this was a solid brick wall, and I didn't understand how anybody could be "in" it. But I kept getting the sense that there were people in there. My sister told me that that wall had been put up after the house was built, and it sealed a small room. She said that the legend says that there WERE people buried in there. I didn't know any of this before, and I had never been to the house. So, something led me to that secret room!\n\nThose are my stories. I'm interested to read the other ones you get.
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Oddly enough yes, but it freaked me out soo bad that by the time I could even mention it I failed to remember if anything freaky was going on in my life or in the house at that time.  What happened...\nMy girlfriend was staying over, we were in bed, all lights out.  I saw a young boy pass by the microwave(the clock was not visible when he passed) and disappear at the door to the living room.  He passed completely through the kitchen, approx. 10ft or so.  There was no one in my house it could have been, and to confirmed that I was not just merely hallucinating, right after the image vanished my girlfriend asked, "Did you see that?"  That all it took!  I was freaked out and freaked out a the mentioning of it for years.