The previous elements in this series introduced the various forms in which
ESP
phenomena can appear. This section will focus specifically on the
mechanics and aspects of telepathy.
Since all ESP is through the
One Mind, it can be seen how ESP is from One mind (Mind) to another
mind (yours) -- telepathy. All ESP phenomena can be ‘seen’
as a form of Mind/mind telepathy. This applies to a psychic seeing
something in a rock, a practicing witch or shaman, to a saint in communion
with God.
Telepathy is natural. Most animals have telepathic capabilities.
These capabilities can be very limited in the concepts their minds work
with, but telepathy is possible with animals. All life shares in
the One Mind. Plants are empathic, which is a cruder form of telepathy.
Plants respond to emotions. There have been all kinds of studies
on the response of plants to human emotions and even studies on various
means of communication between plants. How a ‘stressed plant’ communicates
that ‘stress’ to other plants for example.
Telepathy is much more common than is customarily thought. We tend
not to be consciously aware of it. Or, at times, we may even be subconsciously
afraid of it.
Here is an example of how common telepathy really is. Perhaps, this
has happened to you at least one time or another. Let us say you
are at a bus station or an airport – some group situation with strangers
-- and you are not looking at anybody in particular, but you are aware
of somebody over in the corner with your peripheral vision. You are
just aware them and have only a mild interest.
Without moving your heads, the other person's awareness turns to you at
the same time as your awareness is on him/her and there is this ‘click’
or a ‘snap’ that happens. Usually, with the ‘snap’, both of you will
turn away at once; or, you will both turn to do something at the same time.
This can be a unsettling if you dwell on it.
If this happens in some social situation, like a bar or a party, and if
communication is not shut down entirely – no ‘snap’, verbal or body communication
can ensue. This ‘click’ is the making of a bond in which telepathy
is dependent.
Another example of how common telepathy is used is in a magical love spell.
In thaumaturgical magic, the most powerful love spell there is consists
only of a look and a touch. It is a form of telepathic bonding that
is done with that look and touch.
The author has found that many women and some men already know this subconsciously
without studying magic.
One definition for telepathy is an idea or ideas shared by apparently separated
minds, without any physical form of communication -- BTRs1
-- to foster that sharing. For telepathy to work, one way or another,
the 'bond' is necessary. In some books, it is also called the ‘love
bond’. (And, remember that due to the time ignor-ance of the Eternal
Mind, these two people [mortal minds] do not have to have the same temporal
reference – live in the same times.)
This telepathic bond is simply a mental agreement or accord. Almost
like the agreed radio frequency between a transmitter and a receiver.
It is called a ‘love bond’ for a number of reasons. Because Love
is not exclusive, it unites what appears to be fractured minds and beings.
Love’s Mind is a common thread running through a multitude of minds.
For example, mothers with their children have this ‘love bond’. That
is why a mom tends to know what the kid’s doing, (much to the kid’s dismay).
At times, she is telepathically ‘in tune’ with what is happening with the
kid through that bond.
Another problem with words is the word love. The number of human
projections and meanings to that word ‘boggles the brain’. The bond
referred to here naturally occurs when two minds develop and maintain a
mild ’disinterested-interest’ in each other, as in the airport or bus station
example.
A bond can be just between close friends, like two buddies in the army.
Under adverse situations, this bond forms between them and then these communications
occur where they both know what is happening in each other’s minds; it
clicks. Another example is with lovers, provided they are not thinking
about their projections – ‘baggage’ -- or other things happening in their
relationship.
A Course in Miracles expresses that there are only two emotions,
love or fear.2
If you are out of fear, you are in love whether you know it or not.
The mechanics of this is ever so simple. Fear is exclusive in nature,
Love is non-exclusive in nature while Absolute Love is all encompassing.
At the same time, Love will not directly confront fear. With fear
present, Love just will not be the major apparent influence and can appear
to be absent. If fear is absent, Love and the Correction will automatically
be present and will resume being the major influence.
Another way to say this is with the old axiom: Love will not enter where
it is feared.
A ’disinterested-interest’ works with these mechanics. A ’disinterested-interest’
entails no attachments or fear, so a ‘love bond’ ensues naturally.
Again, a ’disinterested-interest’ is at the core of learning all ESP
phenomena and at the core of spiritual growth.
Here
is an irony with ESP, telepathy, and some of the more advanced metaphysical
applications. The desire to have a successful telepathic/ESP event
can interfere with a successful telepathic/ESP event.
This is important and will be repeated.
You must not be caught up in what you find or what you are doing.
It is almost essential that you are not emotionally involved in what you
discover. If you do, you can start ‘losing it’. The best case
scenario for this is one deludes oneself on a minor level. The worst
case scenario; it may lead to psychotic episodes.
The cultivated ’disinterested-interest’ tends to foster this love bond
whether you know it or not, as with a stranger in the airport. A
bond ensues. When that ‘snap’ happens and you both turn away, that
is the bond breaking.
You both have the choice whether to ‘go with it’ or not go with it.
Turning away reflects not going with it. To act on it, you may start
physically communicating through body language (like smiling) or conversation.
The bond occurs first, before any ideas can be shared telepathically between
the minds.
One analogy that is used in this series is around the function of the love
bond and telepathy and a CB radio. When using a CB
radio, the transmitter and receiver must be tuned to the same frequency
for this communication to occur. As in the CB analogy, it
takes two to tango; both parties must have an interest – radios turned
on and at the same frequency. In addition, there must be a listener
and a talker; both cannot be done at the same time. So again, here
is another reference to a need for the individual to learn to still themselves
and become receptive – to listen.
Using this ‘love bond’, the individual minds do not have to think alike.
The Love bond acts as if it is an automatic translating device between
the individuals. That is the beauty of it. Because it works
through Absolute Love, communication is translated. It goes from
the perceptions of one mind and it translates over to the perceptional
lens in the other’s mind. The purest form of this is the speaking
in tongues mentioned in Series 11.
There is a translation device -- for lack of a better term -- in the love
bond. Once the love bond is there, Love’s non-exclusive nature automatically
translates. It goes from applicable knowledge in one person to another’s
applicable knowledge through Absolute Truth. While in each individual
Storages,
the concept being communicated is translated, clothed, or filtered through
each individual’s matrix and its programming.
It may be helpful, if both individuals have knowledge of some of the same
things. Example: having mutual perceptions shared by similar cultures.
A telepathic bond between a Cro-Magnon man and a New York stockbroker might
be somewhat difficult, because they may not have common references, perceptions,
values, wants, etc. They may not have common motivations. They
may not have agreement on what is the world (a common Individual
or Consensual reality3
between them). So, it may be necessary (or desirable) some way or
another to have some kind of common knowledge.
Basic human needs, emotions, and archetypes can serve as that common knowledge.
It is difficult to have a telepathic bond with someone and communicate
an understanding of human foibles though, if the other person does not
recognize any human foibles.
To recap what telepathy needs.
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There has to be a
love or an interest bond.
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You must learn to
shut up and quiet your mind to listen. Be still! You must have
an open mind -- no preconceived ideas. It is essential with doing
telepathic communication, for the operator to learn to stop thinking, to
still their temporal matrix. As with any form of dialogue, there
is a time to listen and a time to talk. Or…with the CB analogy,
if you want to listen you have to take your thumb off the transmit button.
Psychic, ESP, or spiritual phenomena can be broken down into two
forms of telepathy -- passive and active (whether you are ‘reading’ or
having a ‘dialogue’).
Passive ==>
Most of the psychic phenomena like clairvoyance and clairaudience tend
to be on the passive side of telepathy. No specific love bond or
focus is involved outside of the operator. It is more related to
a ‘bond’ within the operator, between that human mind and the Eternal Mind,
or you and your Source. One way to look at it is the operator has
come to some kind of accord or agreement with the Universe or their self.
How the ‘bond’ in passive telepathy occurs, is totally dependent on the
state of mind of the individual. This means how the individual has
programmed their human matrix with choices made from the information flow
through the perceptual lens (Storages) – how much truth is already
in their mind. It also involves what the individual is doing to set
it up the communion, or not setting it up (the focus of the Perceptual
Lens Array).4
What all the passive telepathic aspects have in common: cultivating a listening
attitude, a watching and waiting, being relaxed, and paying attention with
a ’disinterested-interest’.
Keeping with the CB radio analogy, every thought that any person
thinks is transmitted -- it is available. The volume of that transmission
of perception is somewhat dependent on how much desire and emotions are
involved. The stronger the desires, the stronger will be the transmission.
Remember the vehicle analogy.5
Desire is the fuel, whereas perception is the guide.
So, every thought anyone thinks is transmitted out, and the volume of that
transmission is dependent on how much desire or emotion is behind it.
And, because every thought is transmitted, that means passive telepathy
(and active if being the receiver) involves not mind reading, but mind
listening.
Remember that your ability to tune into anyone’s thoughts is also related
to your desire. Too much desire and you will be listening to your
mind instead of theirs – to what you want. The ‘disinterested-interest’
help cultivates a low-level desire (1 or <1 for DS).6
Tuning into someone specifically is dependent on how well you can be empty
and have a bond with the other person. You must have enough desire
to maintain an interest. But, not enough desire to generate vested
interests, attachments.
The passive telepathic listener acts like radio receiver; they are turned
on, are listening, and without putting anything out. Everybody is
speaking at once, and the telepathic listener just happens to be a tuned
listener to a specific individual. That is essentially what telepathy
is all about.
Every thought is transmitted. The individual does not have to pick
things out of people’s minds, because people are transmitting all the time.
The operator has to learn to shut up and be discriminate about whom they
want to listen to. That is what makes the bond -- a discrimination
about who is being listened to.
The author used to have some problems with going into ‘The City’ (San Francisco)
because there would be this miasma of feelings and thoughts. Nothing
too specific; just ‘ugh’ – this murky cloud or a mental/emotional soup.
The first time the author picked up on that, it threw him for a ‘loop’
– confusion. Such that, the author had to go back and sit up by Coit
Tower for a day and until the author was used to that feeling.
This is the passive aspect of telepathy. It is telepathy through
ESP
perception. Every thought we think is transmitted. The power
of the transmission can be in proportion to how much emotional charge is
behind the thought. A city is full of this sea of thoughts -- other
people’s transmissions. With ESP perceptions, we tend to receive
it as noise.
Active ==>
The telepathic act should be effortless, and not limited by time/space
constraints. In having a dialogue (active form), the ‘speaker’ instead
of thinking and having the thought go out in space (like talking to oneself),
their focus is on an individual (talking to someone).
The transmission (the active part of telepathy, how much is put into somebody’s
mind) is dependent on the bond and the clarity of mind the sender has achieved.
If there is no bond with anybody specific, and if there is strong clear
thought with one emotion, it is put out into the ether -- or whatever you
want to call it. It is put ‘out there’.
As with verbal dialogue, if there is to be communication, the speaker’s
focus must be on the awareness of the listener. Without this awareness,
the speaker is talking at someone and not to someone. Telepathy is
similar.
To learn active telepathy is very similar to going to another country and
learning a foreign language. The best way to do it is to have a companion
who speaks the language. Learning comes with this daily exposure.
This partner factor helps you learn to separate Actual
realities from the Imaginary
realities. Observing co-relations between ‘objective’ and ‘subjective’
events gives first hand experience -- something necessary for the learning
process. This correlation was touched on in Series 11.
In many ways, it is much better if the telepathic act is spontaneous.
Rigid or controlled experiments are only useful in the beginning; they
serve as introductions. Instead of setting up a time, it is much
better to learn to work daily using an ‘internal conversation’ with another
person.
And, for this book to do a lab in a group format, the only way people can
really verify what is happening is if controlled experiment conditions
are set up. With the case of telepathy, a specific set of conditions
must be present within all people involved.
Bottom line: since it is a communication within the One Mind, telepathy
is natural. It is not being telepathic that is unnatural. The
following experiments are meant to give direction. With serious study,
one must learn to expand from these experiments.
1]
Bubbles of Temporal/spatial Reference, I AM A I, Chapter
3
2]
Text, Chapter 13, The Two Emotions
3]
I
AM A I, Chapter 4.2, ‘What’s Reality Papa?’
4]
I
AM A I, Chapter 4
5]
I
AM A I, Chapter 4.5, The Perceptual Lens Array, Thought/emotion
sets.
6]
I
AM A I, Chapter 5, Formula of Effectiveness
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