Telepathy

‘Get some rest and we'll start with telepathy and telekinesis in the morning.’

‘I believe in the sixth sense, telepathy and rebirth as I have experienced it.’

‘It works like mental telepathy where one person can read another's thoughts.’

‘Let us not trivialise this by saying that it is because of parapsychology or telepathy.’

‘They had perfectly mastered telepathy, empathy, creative energy work, and healing.’

‘Does this sentence refer to experiences in telepathy and non-verbal communication between you and him?’

‘This categorisation has to be seen in the context of the place of telepathy and the occult in psychoanalysis.’

‘About half of Bulgarians believe in telepathy, the evil eye and black magic, and that dreams can be prophetic.’

‘An explanation in terms of telepathy was also favoured by the fact that the success rates depended on who was calling.’

‘If telepathy really exists, then telephone calls would provide a good way of revealing it.’

‘This does not mean that there was no scientific evidence for telepathy a century ago.’

‘The explanation many people reach for involves mental telepathy or psychic stirrings.’

‘She wasn't sure if they were speaking aloud or communicating through telepathy.’

‘We wanted him to use the special powers of telepathy that he had to locate you.’

‘Will the brain in humans evolve to such a state that humans communicate all by telepathy…?’

‘This is why psychic experiences, and telepathy in particular, are more interesting to me than beliefs about angels.’

‘Maybe there was some kind of telepathy she held, where she was able to secretly communicate with his parents.’

‘In her new book, she shows cat-lovers how to communicate with their pets through telepathy.’

‘More importantly, how did one respond to telepathy without bringing attention to themselves?’

‘By and large, psychical researchers failed to convince the majority of the scientific and academic worlds of the existence of telepathy.’

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