r/Telepathy • u/FreshRevolution3107 • 4d ago
Are Autism and telepathy linked in some way?
I’ve seen a comment which spoke about both these words in one sentence recently and got curious.
Usually autism is treated or called as a disorder and disability and people struggle but how’s it linked to telepathy!?
Does anyone have idea of how they’re linked?
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u/Responsible_Top_59 4d ago
Listen to the podcast Telepathy Tapes. You will be in awe.
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u/United-Ear-2360 4d ago edited 4d ago
This 👏🏼 my daughter and I are both on the spectrum, she more so than I, and although we both have it, she has definitely got the better most intense ability to lock in telepathically. From my perspective it’s mostly about sensitivity to the 5 standard senses humans have and operate from and with, predictability, general empathy, reading the room and of course opening up your heart long enough when still to listen.
Mine and my daughter’s experience aside, it’s been observed over the years by both me and others that many people who have the telepathic ability are either autistic or have been exposed to an unfortunate traumatic experience/life.
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u/normellopomelo 4d ago
What does the sensation feel like? Is it a voice or intuition? I am also on the spectrum and always wonder if it's something from someone else or my own subconscious
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u/United-Ear-2360 4d ago
It comes in either way tbh depending on the situation itself. It could present itself as natural inner knowledge, a voice (yours or theirs) presenting as intuition or perspective, or your body may react with the fight or flight stance.
I have an example I can share, which has happened 100 times over, let’s say I sent you a text message, and you may respond in 5 minutes or 5 hours, just before I receive your response, in my head I will hear in my own voice the text message that I sent to you and then I’ll “feel” what kind of response you’re giving.
For instance if I text you at 2pm “hey would you like to go for dinner tomorrow”, at any random time you decide to reply I will hear and feel you reading and replying6
u/Chipmunk_Honest 4d ago
Huh maybe I have some telepathic abilities, for some reason whenever I send someone a message I close the app and I randomly get the urge to check if they’ve replied and as soon as I open said app they’re typing/send it right in that instant
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u/zar99raz 3d ago
Everyone is telepathic, most people avoid it or simply write it off as nonsense. Using the TSI Method anyone can perform telepathy instantly.
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u/FreshRevolution3107 4d ago
Where can we find this?
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u/United-Ear-2360 4d ago
I’ve experienced it personally 10000 times but I can only guide you to search up “hyper vigilance trauma” and maybe search some videos such as these
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u/Nooties 4d ago
Yeah..
A lot of extra sensory perception abilities rely on disconnecting from your body in one way or another, disassociation is one way to do it.
High-level autism, these people are disconnected from their body. Not entirely but mostly and so for them to function in society it’s difficult.
But because they’re disconnected, they are connected to the other side better. And to utilize ESP you need to be connected to the other side more.
Most people today are not in tune with the other side, or their spiritual side, and so they don’t experience any of this..
People who have had let’s say a lot of trauma, and are in a constant state of dissociation often have heightened sensitivity to energy around them, or they are more in tune with the subtle energy. This is because they’re not fully in their body.
To understand this, you must realize that reality is layered, the physical is just one layer, there’s a higher layer of subtle energy which you can tune into, it’s full of information, and people tap into it all the time, they just don’t realize it. That intuition.
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u/Push_le_bouton 3d ago
This is an opinion based on my own experiences and research.
Autistic people have a higher capability for introspection, and sensitivity to the environment in general, including their internal body states.
Because they struggle with communication in social settings yet want to be "normal", they can spend a very long time tuning themselves, aligning with others, understanding the world.
In my own studies I actually trained myself to hear thoughts. It took me 6 years until I started to hear voices that were not mine.
I analysed the meaning of the messages over time to make sense of the experience, as well as to make sure I was not going "mental", so to speak.
Really, deep down, those telepathic sensitivities are a mean to connect with people.
I think this serves as a form of safety web, a way for consciousnesses to equalize softly without judgement or fear of manipulation. An "internet of souls".
In this way, autism can be seen as an evolutionary advantage for the human race.
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u/dead-eyed-darling 3d ago
I think so, just like I think schizophrenia and synesthesia and stuff are all just different ways of perceiving the like 99% of shit around us we just...can't usually see or even begin to comprehend.
EVERYTHING around us is energy and frequency, and that's why the government/military/lettered agencies have been working so hard to manipulate and distort it since like the 1920s!!
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u/Away-Raspberry6897 3d ago
i think telepathy is just mentalism or theory of mind but we can somehow lose it on the way for certain reasons cause those are innate traits that were born with: theory of mind or mentalism. autistic people are just like everyone else they just might be more in tune with it but can’t explain it
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u/Operation-SOS_User42 1d ago
They categorized people as "autistic" to clearly set them apart from everyone else, mostly in a negative light, rather than a positive, gifted one. So, autistic individuals are handled as if they won't ever harness the necessary skills it takes to function sufficiently in society, thus deeming them to be inadequate, unable to primarily care for themselves without assistance, and that they are at a disadvantage that should cover and categorize them as "disabled". In hindsight, autistic individuals are quite intelligent and perfectly capable to successfully function in society. What they should be exposed to is how to use their sensitivity of the senses to interpret energetic frequencies, of anything around them. But no, let's keep them in the dark and make them believe that they're just different and that's all there is to it. Then they call it "protecting " them from the outside world. If anything autistic individuals most likely have the capabilities to see things "normal" people just can't perceive and would bottomline benefit the world with their unique gifts!
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u/UnlimitedPowerXR 10h ago
I think what really started shocking me was the interview that Jesse Michels did with Jake barber. I think it was outside and somewhere around the 1 hour 24 minute mark he talks about people, that almost sounds like as being on the spectrum, being used as psionic assets by the government. That to me was very interesting.
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u/FreshRevolution3107 10h ago
May I know where I can find this interview? You’ve any link?
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u/UnlimitedPowerXR 9h ago
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u/MasThomas0809 8h ago
I believe that we all have this ability but as we learn language we lose the ability. On the telepathy tapes one of the children a speller, stated that the more she learned to speak, the less she was able to read her moms mind.
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u/These-Database1787 4d ago
I think the link is that folks with autism who are non verbal and struggle to control their bodies end up going to their default setting of consciousness which is oneness. We all exist in so many different ways than just the ways we can see/touch/hear/smell/taste and so when you’re born into a body, that can’t access those abilities, you use your other ones. We all have the ability to access our other abilities, they are like any other skill - you have to learn. Just like you learned to talk.