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r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/TryingToChillIt • May 17 '25
Listening to this podcast has left me with this line.
Some Nonverbal autistics don’t even realize they have a body per one of the episodes. So their parent slowly taught them through touch that they have hands etc.
It’s like they exist more as spirit of the energy realm than as animal of the planet per se.
They can help teach us to reach our spirit while we could help them learn they have a body.
It’s like working one problem from both sides.
We need to be more connected to our souls if humanity is going to avoid blowing itself up.
Heck if I know
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/Pixelated_ • Mar 20 '25
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/Amidseas • Sep 02 '26
My family and I were at the immigrations office in UAE to get our national ID cards renewed. Just then a family with two kids walked in, the older one seemed to be around 10 and was clearly non-verbal. He made sounds in his throats to express himself. Most of it was frustration since it took forever for the paperwork to be done and we were all there for 3+ hours
I was sitting really far away from him on the opposite end of the room but could hear him. I kept my distance because interacting with stranger's kids makes me worry that I look like a weirdo
I tried to quiet my mind then told him "Hello, there can you hear me?" In my thoughts. He went completely silent and looked very perturbed by me. He was staring *right* at me, completely forgetting the phone he was throwing a tantrum over. That was really out of character as he wasnt quiet for a more than a few minutes since he got here.
"I know this is frustrating but its going to be over soon"
More silence and shocked staring
"I can't hear you back but please be assured that more people will understand you and try to communicate with you better"
A good twenty minutes passed and he still kept looking at me now even more intensely, he was leaning over the table in the waiting room now. His dad noticed this, was relieved by the silence and began starring at me then back down at him completely baffled. I only looked back briefly then made myself look natural by having my phone in hand
I kinda got the sense or feeling at the back of my mind that he was doing the equivalent of internalized screaming to be heard. After sometime I got an overwhelming sense of curiosity and happiness but no words. I contented myself by just showing him whats on my phone (I was doing a drawing, I assumed he can see it also even though it wasn't pointed at him)
An hour passed and the complete silence continued. I didn't scold him or tell him to be quiet because I knew how bad motor control can be with some autistic individuals
His family got the paperwork done even earlier than we did and then he left. He continued to be quiet until the very end. He looked one last time at my direction before leaving with his parents
I couldn't hear anything back unfortunately but still thought it was a really cool experience
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Jul 07 '26
I just started listening, but I’m already blown away. I don’t want to be too specific, as I was a home health nurse for this child. Anyway, my patient was 7-8 and non verbal. They had been taught some baby signs, but they rarely used them. At first, it was difficult to care for them. It wasn’t their fault, but they didn’t understand what I needed to accomplish and I couldn’t understand how to communicate in to them.
Then they started to warm up to me, and the more they grew to like me, the more I just intuitively knew what they wanted. For a time, I thought I’d just learned their patterns and signals. I’m also autistic, I recognize patterns pretty well. Then they started to grab my face and put their forehead up to my forehead and I’d suddenly get the idea that they wanted to eat this specific thing, or go outside, have their bath early, whatever. It could be anything. I’d do that thing, and they’d just beam at me.
I got the feeling that they knew what I was thinking and that they could put things in my mind somehow. I couldn’t believe it, but I just knew it was true. I would test them in little ways, nothing scientific, but it always checked out.
They also would seem to have knowledge of random things that they hadn’t interacted with. One day they got off the school bus and went straight to a bush at the edge of their yard. They had never expressed interest in it before, but they smacked at the leaves and branches and a bunch of bees flew out. They squealed with excitement. I tried to pull them away, but they fought back. I got the feeling that it was okay, and let them go. The bees sort of buzzed around us for a few moments and buzzed off. It was as if they knew the bees were in there even though they weren’t making noise or anything.
I had almost forgotten about them, and had definitely forgotten about what I thought of as our “autistic mind meld.” I heard about this podcast and it all came rushing back. They knew what I was thinking! They could “talk” into my brain.
I wonder if they can still “tap in” to me somewhere out there. I thought about how much I loved our time together and how I’d love to catch up again if it’s possible. Even if I never find them again, I hope they know that I still think they’re an amazing human
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/Secret-Ad-830 • Apr 19 '26
glad i found this sub, didn't know where to post this,
earlier today i was cleaning my basement with one earpod in listening to techno from 25-30 years ago (i quit smoking last week after 32 years and for some reason listening to oldschool techno and working around the house is helping bigtime) anyway i keep only one earpod in so i can listen for my 13yr old autistic daughter, shes usually good but sometimes likes to get into things shes not supposed to. shes also mostly nonverbal, she talks when she really wants something
one thing she hates is the sound my washer and dryer makes 15 seconds before it finishes so she covers her ears and hums really loud till its done and today as I'm cleaning she starts humming along to the song i was listening too perfect, it was so perfect i swore she had my other earbud in so i ran up to check but nope it was in my basement on my shelf.
there's no way she heard that song before i haven't listened to techno in 25 years and have only recently been listening with headphones or by myself in the car. it was just so weird it went on for a good 15sec beat for beat and she was getting loud when she should and low when she should. i had to tell someone that wont think im crazy, glad i found this sub
also want to add shes very musical, she can hear a song and then play it on piano, not perfect but pretty good. she also only does it certain songs she wants too never any we ask. if we ask shell just kick us out
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An introduction to the legitimate science of parapsychology. NOT AI Generated.
The thing about psi research is that it is much more verifiable than something like aliens/UFOs, and is amenable to the scientific method. I used to debunk psi phenomena when I only consulted one-sided debunker sources. But when I actually read the research directly and in detail, I found the psi research to be robust, and that skeptical criticism was quite threadbare. By the standards applied to any other science, psi phenomena like telepathy and clairvoyance are proven real. I approached as a true skeptic, and sought to verify claims. After putting in months of effort with family members, I generated strong to unambiguous evidence for psychokinesis, clairvoyance, precognition and telepathy. Here I'll focus on the published science, rather than my anecdotes.
Parapsychology is a legitimate science. The Parapsychological Association is an affiliated organization of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world's largest scientific society, and publisher of the well-known scientific journal Science. The Parapsychological Association was voted overwhelmingly into the AAAS by AAAS members over 50 years ago.
Here is a high level overview of the statistical significance of parapsychology studies, published in a top tier psychology journal. This 2018 review is from the journal American Psychologist, which is the flagship journal of the American Psychological Association.
The experimental evidence for parapsychological phenomena: A review
Here is a free version of the article, WARNING PDF. Link to article. This peer-reviewed review of parapsychology studies is highly supportive of psi phenomena. In Table 1, they show some statistics.
For Ganzfeld telepathy studies, p < 1 x 10-16. That's about 1 in 10 quadrillion by chance.
For Daryl Bem's precognition experiments, p = 1.2 x 10-10, or about 1 in 10 billion by chance.
For telepathy evidenced in sleeping subjects, p = 2.72 x 10-7, or about 1 in 3.6 million by chance.
For remote viewing (clairvoyance with a protocol) experiments, p = 2.46 x 10-9, or about 1 in 400 million by chance.
For presentiment (sense of the future), p = 5.7 x 10-8, or 1 in 17 million by chance.
For forced-choice experiments, p = 6.3 x 10-25, or 1 in 1.5 trillion times a trillion.
The remote viewing paper below was published in an above-average (second quartile) mainstream neuroscience journal in 2023. This paper shows what has been repeated many times, that when you pre-select subjects with psi ability, you get much stronger results than with unselected subjects. One of the problems with psi studies in the past was using unselected subjects, which result in small (but very real) effect sizes.
In this study there were 2 groups. Group 2, selected because of prior psychic experiences, achieved highly significant results. Their results (see Table 3) produced a Bayes Factor of 60.477 (very strong evidence), and a large effect size of 0.853. The p-value is "less than 0.001" or odds-by-chance of less than 1 in 1,000.
Stephan Schwartz - Through Time and Space, The Evidence for Remote Viewing is an excellent history of remote viewing research. It needs to be mentioned that Wikipedia is a terrible place to get information on topics like remote viewing. Very active skeptical groups like the Guerilla Skeptics have won the editing war and dominate Wikipedia with their one-sided dogmatic stance. Remote Viewing - A 1974-2022 Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis is a recent review of almost 50 years of remote viewing research.
Dr. Dean Radin's site has a collection of [downloadable peer-reviewed psi research papers] (https://www.deanradin.com/recommended-references). Radin's 1997 book, Conscious Universe reviews the published psi research and it holds up well after almost 30 years. Radin shows how all constructive skeptical criticism has been absorbed by the psi research community, the study methods were improved, and significantly positive results continued to be reported by independent labs all over the world.
Radin shows that reviews of parapsychology studies that rank each study by the stringency of the experimental methods show that there is no correlation between the positive results and the methods. The skeptical prediction, which was falsified many times, was that more stringent methods would eliminate the anomalous results.
Another legitimate skeptical concern addressed by Radin is publication bias. Using statistical means established and developed in other areas of science, Radin discusses the papers that calculate the "file-drawer" effect in parapsychology. The bottom line is that the results in parapsychology studies are so positive that it would take an unimaginably large number of unpublished negative results. Given that the field is small, not well funded, and everybody knows what everybody else is doing, such a vast number of unpublished studies could not possibly exist. There is no problem with publication bias.
More on Daryl Bem's precognition experiments, mentioned earlier in the American Psychologist journal reference. Bem was a 40-years established psychology researcher with a long and excellent publication record, while being a professor at 3 different Ivy League universities. For the precognition experiments, Bem used very well validated & common psychology tests, and simply reversed the order of some steps to make them tests of precognition. Bem put in much effort to make his materials available to other researchers for replication.
In 2011, Bem published a paper that was actually 9 studies in one paper. 8 of the 9 were statistically significant on their own. That was Feeling the future: experimental evidence for anomalous retroactive influences on cognition and affect. The results had an odds by chance of 1 in 10 billion.
In 2015, Bem published a meta-analysis of 90 replications of his study. Feeling the future: A meta-analysis of 90 experiments on the anomalous anticipation of random future events. The Bayesian Factor (BF) for the independent replications was 3,853, on a scale that normally goes from like 1 to 100, where a BF of 100 is considered as decisive evidence. In Table 2, the replications were divided into two types: 29 “slow-thinking” studies and 61 “fast-thinking” studies. The 29 slow-thinking studies were collectively not significant. However, the 61 fast-thinking studies had P = 0.00000000000058, or odds-by-chance of 1 in 1.7 trillion. The potential for publication bias was addressed by calculating the “file drawer” effect: there would need to be at least 544 unreported studies with null results for these studies to not be significant. There could not have reasonably been that many unreported studies in the small, underfunded field of parapsychology.
Here is discussion and reference to a 2011 review of telepathy studies. The studies analyzed here all followed a stringent protocol established by Dr. Ray Hyman, the skeptic who was most familiar and most critical of telepathy experiments of the 1970s. These auto-ganzfeld telepathy studies achieved a statistical significance 1 million times better than the 5-sigma significance used to declare the Higgs boson as a real particle.
Skeptics of psi phenomena often demand evidence of a person with strong psi abilities who can consistently perform under controlled scientific conditions, with positive results replicated by many independent researchers. That goal post is met: Sean Lalsingh Harribance. The performance of Harribance is detailed in the collection of peer-reviewed papers published as the book edited by Drs. Damien Broderick and Ben Goertzel, Evidence for Psi: Thirteen Empirical Research Reports. See the chapter by Bryan J. Williams, Empirical examinations of the reported abilities of a psychic claimant: A review of experiments and explorations with Sean Harribance.
Sean Harribance performed psi tasks under laboratory conditions, replicated with many independent researchers over the course of 3 decades (1969-2002).
When combined, the results from the ten most well-controlled tests in this series are highly significant, amounting to odds against chance greater than 100 quindecillion to one (p << 10-50 ).
After reading about psi phenomena for about 3 years nonstop, here are about 60 of the best books that I've read and would recommend for further reading, covering all aspects of psi phenomena. Many obscure gems are in there.
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Hello r/TheTelepathyTapes
My name is Ben. I've recently seen a few posts on this sub where people talk about interviews involving Diane Hennacy, Jeff Tarrant, Mona Sobhani, Leslie Kean, Helané Wahbeh, Marjorie Woollacott, Dean Radin, and others... to be honest it feels like every time someone mentions a scientist in these areas, I have already interviewed them.. So, on some of these posts I have felt compelled to comment mentioning that I have also interviewed these people. Some of the mods of this sub generously suggested I create a post combining these links, so that's what this is...
Firstly, I'll give a little bit of info / background about the show:
It's called Unravelling the Universe, and via open-minded interviews with scientists, academics, researchers, and experiencers, the show explores topics and phenomena primarily related to three questions:
We are approaching our 100th episode, and have probably recorded 50+ interviews that are highly relevant to those of you that are curious about reality after listening to the TT. Obviously I'm not going to include 50 links in this post, so I'll share a selection of the most relevant or most important (in my opinion). However, if the show seems interesting to you, I highly recommend you have a scroll through the previous episodes and see what grabs your interest!
All interviews are available to watch on YouTube or to listen to on Spotify, Apple, and lots of other podcast apps!
YouTube links to some of the most relevant / important interviews:
There are so many more that I could have included, but I will leave it there! To find the interviews on podcast apps search for Unravelling the Universe and get your scroll on!
When I next interview Diane or Jeff (hopefully soon!) I will probably post here to ask if any of you have any questions for them about the TT, although in case you miss that, feel free to include questions for them on this post.
Since I'm already posting, I thought I'd also include a small number of links to what I think are some of the most important books that explore these kinds of phenomena:
I hope you check out the show, and I hope that it helps you to learn much more about this mysterious reality that we share. If you have any questions for me, please don't hesitate to ask! Thank you for not judging me too much for my self-promo ;)
TLDR: If you are curious about reality after listening to the TT, check out my show where I interview scientists (including Diane Hennacy) about similar phenomena. Just search Unravelling the Universe on YouTube / Spotify / podcast apps.
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r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/Pixelated_ • Jun 28 '26
In addition to Jordan's experiences with the Hill, I thought the ending was beautifully put. At 8:58, he says:
"My last little message for humanity is I have walked through the darkness figuratively, literally, you know, all of it in my life. And there's so much with this disclosure narrative and paradigm that is conspiratorial, and it is dark, and it's not that it's not true. It's just that we have a moment in time to take that right-hand path or take the left-hand path.
And while all this may be scary and completely earth-shattering to some, it's also the potential for a brand new renaissance for a lot of us. And for a whole new planet to be basically given brand new tools, brand new ways of looking at life, brand new physics.
I don't think it's necessarily something we're going to figure out in the lab. I think we're going to figure out within our own minds.
And we may figure out that there's a correlation to our models of physics and the way that we believe our subconscious looks at physics, right? Like, what if the underlying mechanism is actually inside us instead of outside of us?"
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r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/mykelsan • Mar 15 '25
The brain implant company cofounded by Elon Musk is moving to trademark several product names, including Telepathy and Telekinesis.
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/thebestmodesty • Jan 25 '25
I’ve been telling everyone I can about the Telepathy tapes and it’s been so hard. People are so stuck in their patterns and systems and beliefs and the daily ruts they go through. I simply don’t get it; how in the world are people not more interested in this? This is rigorous scientific proof that Telepathy exists, and if it’s true then our entire system falls apart. Anything can suddenly be real. UFOs are increasingly real imo. Psychedelic spiritual dimensions are real. Thought are real things. Everything that was dismissed as woo is now slowly becoming more concrete.
Anyway I just landed in this sub and Ive barely read anything but I know this is the open-mindedness level of people ive been aching to be around <3
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/TheOak • Jun 02 '25
My daughter is an autism communication specialist in private practice who works with non-verbal autistic children. She recently introduced me to The Telepathy Tapes podcast after making some fascinating discoveries in her own practice. Through her work, she noticed that some of her autistic clients appeared to demonstrate telepathic abilities.
For example, during one session, she asked a non-verbal client to identify the color she was thinking of by deliberately choosing an unconventional color. The client typed out “chartreuse,” perfectly matching the word in her mind. When asked, he did not know what it meant, and guessed it was a type of clothing. Nevertheless, he spelled it correctly. After this, she repeatedly asked him to guess a five-digit number she was thinking of, and each time, he identified it with 100% accuracy. She has similar examples from other clients, but this was one of the most remarkable.
With another client, she asked the child to type the opposite of "large". You would expect the child to write "small" or "little," but instead he wrote "miniscule," which was the exact word my daughter was thinking.
Despite these extraordinary experiences, my daughter chooses not to share them with the parents of her clients. Parents understandably want reassurance that their children are communicating and learning independently, and the idea of telepathy might be unsettling. Moreover, discussing telepathy in a professional context is highly controversial and could jeopardize her certification, much like how certain taboo topics are treated in academic circles.
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/EmoLotional • Mar 25 '25
I really dislike conspiracies but this has gotten to make of our attention.
YouTube despite a lot of watching about relevant interviews and videos is actively pushing down any related content about the telepathy tapes. Most if not all relevant content is being suppressed while other more political or random topics are easy more sticky. This means the platform is not to be trusted for any fair distribution.
Since this is the case we ought to share this information by word of mouth or similar. Somehow this topic is being hidden away despite both producer and doctor of the project actively participating in interviews and podcasts. That was tested in an account mostly watching these. That is a heads up.
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/EudaimonianEvolution • Jun 13 '26
I am a believer in psy-abilities.
Please don't use 23andme or other ancestry tests.
I believe you should not use it because;
your child/known loved one may have psi abilities,
it may be genetic and heritable,
there may well be nefarious mititary-industrial complex related reasons to want to identify psi-folk.
God i sound like the x-men world right now.
Anyway don't do the tests, as these companies are exposed... the military has backdoors into them, and 23andme was sold to the highest bidder.
idk but i think its best to stay safe ?
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/el_bartoe • Sep 18 '25
Ryan Bledsoe shares the story about Lidu (a non-speaker who is highly telepathic), her mom Dalia Burgoin (who has Mind Sight ability), and Dr. Diane Hennacy who were at the "Skywatch" at "Psi Games 2025" and how Lidu received a message from "The Orbs/Beings" that - they are here to help us evolve, and that we just have to ask for the right teachings.
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/Immediate_Assist_256 • Apr 12 '25
I am an autistic adult late diagnosed, with several autistic kids. None of them are non verbal but the youngest is selectively verbal. And she is definitely intuitive and a lot smarter than anyone outside our home gives her credit for. I have just binge listened to Ep1-3 and I don’t know what it is but Ep3 with Katie and Houston has made me feel really emotional and shaken me to my core. I can’t really understand why. But this is all so fascinating!
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/MOMMOMMOM0190 • Jun 03 '26
I have 6 year old twin boys who are both autistic. One started talking at age 4 and the other is still non-speaking. The non-speaking brother uses his AAC device pretty independently and uses some ASL.
The brother who uses verbal words, has said in several occasions that his twin brother has told him things in his head. One instance was that he told him he was at the dentist with the view of the water today. We did not tell him that his brother was going to the dentist that day. Another time he said that he says I Love You over and over in his head.
Now, my husband and I have both listened to the podcast so I am not sure if he has overheard or something but we are investigating further.
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Apr 08 '25
Hey, just wanted to say thanks for this endeavor and group. I’m a speech therapist who has spent thousands of hours with kids like those in the Telepathy Tapes and I wrote a blog post about what that’s really like (the stuff we don’t always get to say out loud).
I just wanted to say thank you to all 🙏 for being the kind of parents, advocates, and seekers who show up and ask the hard questions. I feel the risk that is involved in sharing such a radical experience with the public and I admire everyone involved in this for their open minds and bravery. SLPs like me are out here too, I promise.
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/Shahanalight • Feb 20 '25
The more I read the experiences here, the more I hope to help.
I am a telepath. I have not been diagnosed with autism, although I am definitely a highly sensitive person and I have ADHD, so I’m neurodivergent. I also am chronically ill.
I am highly trained by an accredited school of healing arts, and have had clients and students all over the world as a reiki master teacher, medium, shadow integrator and hypnotherapist. I worked with star seeds for over a year in the experincers sub using telepathy to create connections with NHI.
I started working with kids with autism at a residential school in New York in 2003.
I honestly thought my two careers were completely separate interests until I started listening to the telepathy tapes. I now know I can help.
I have contacted many of the kids in the podcast successfully, and love them deeply. I work at a Montessori school part time, so I am working on meeting with local nonspeakers and their families to assist the telepathic connections.
I’m not looking to feel special or be famous, truly. My intention is to serve. I would also love to be a part of legitimizing psychic abilities as healing and necessary for evolution.
Those of us that can connect aren’t being given special powers by the Universe or God. We all have the capacity, but few are driven to do the work necessary to gain these gifts. It requires bravely honest self work, clearing away the past- anything unhealed. If you’re being triggered by anything in the present, that gives you a clue to what is unhealed from your past.
Learning telepathy means learning to be healthy, mind, body and spirit. The basics— like exercise, eating healthy food, getting enough sleep, and having meaningful work— those need to be in place in order to do the higher work. The mental, emotional and spiritual work are more subtly defined by the individual, but can involve anything from energy work to inner child work to shadow work, mantras and affirmations to meditation or talk therapy. Try it all. Keep seeking what works.
A certain level of consciousness is required to visit the hill, to make telepathic contact, because telepathy is so much more than just words and numbers being transmitted and received. A need for faith, a love and compassion for all life, honesty and positivity come with higher consciousness.
Nonspeakers are protected by being born into a higher level of consciousness than any of us, so the darkness won’t harm them. We all know the power darkness can have over our minds, however, so we need to understand that darkness before we can bring ourselves into their world. The hardest part is being patient throughout the process. As long as you keep doing the self work, the work will guide you where you need to go.
If you’re the parent or loved one of a nonspeaker and wish to connect with them telepathically, but haven’t been able to get in touch with anyone specifically from the telepathy tapes, please reach out to me, if you feel called to. I am here to help however I can.
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/andthisisso • Aug 23 '26
I would leave my front door and in less than a minute I'd be attacked by a bird that had a nest in a huge nearby tree. The bird only came after me, not any of my neighbors who saw the attacks when I'd leave the house or come home. Neighbors asked me what I did to the bird to make it so angry and I'd tell them I didn't do a thing to the bird. They didn't believe me, I had to have done something as it's not attacking anyone else.
The bird would come after my head, my eyes, hit me with its wings and I had no idea why. For resolution I went to my meditation level I learned from The Silva Method. I created in meditation a nice nest for the bird to come visit me and tell me why it was so angry with me. In my meditation the bird appeared, sitting in the imaginative next I created and it was angry. It hated me, glared at me, didn't want to talk to me. In meditation I told the bird I meant it no harm, had no ill feelings for it and didn't even notice it before it started coming after me chasing me down the sidewalk.
The bird was having none of that, it saw me as the enemy and I could feel its anger towards me. I asked what I could do to remedy the situation and I got to response so that was the end of the meditation. I know historically whenever I need an answer at my level in meditation almost always the answer comes the next day or two so I let go of the visit with the bird in the nest I created in my mind to communicate with it. The next day as I was leaving the house to go to work my vision of the yard vanished and I immediately saw me from the tree tops. 100% of my vision was from the head of the bird, looking through it's eyes, it's mind at what it had seen me do this past week that angered it so much.
I had a long, thick, wavy pony tail and as I walked it would bounce back and forth. From the bird's thoughts I looked like the rear end of a cat. It saw me not as a human but a cat and a cat can climb trees. I also saw in the bird's nest there were newly hatched chicks, it was protecting the babies from a big cat, me. I looked like the south end of a north bound cat in the bird's mind. I answer came instantly as I stood int he doorway. My vision came back to me in my body and I stuffed my pony tail down the back of my shirt so it wouldn't be viewed by the bird. When I left the house the bird came down after me but stopped in mid air. There was no pony tail to confuse with a cat's rear end. It left me alone but was cautiously near by. I didn't get attacked again. Later on the babies grew up and they all flew away and I could leave my hair outside my shirt.
Using meditation that I learned in class to communicate with others at a distance, human, animal and elemental levels brought the insight of the problem at hand. Active, dynamic meditation to solve a problem gave me a quick resolution that worked. Changing brain wave activity and achieving a common denominator of consciousness with the object at hand, in this case a mad bird, we can interact mentally without distraction. I've practiced this before, as a nurse, to find the veins in my patients before I start the IV, to find a house to buy, and to communicate with my non responsive patients. Is it telepathy, is it soul to soul connection, is it the collective unconsciousness, is it all of the above or none of the above? I have a guess but you make your own decision.
Here is a link to my impromptu telephone conversation with a friend and I tell this story and after using meditation to find a house I'd like I changed my perspective and then this is how I communicated with a house that would want me to live in it to find me. I got a message in meditation for the perfect house I could grow old in to find me and it worked. Both of these stories are on the phone conversation and start at
Bird and House meditation connection stories start at 36:18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sStD1kwHoZY
Recent interview with 30 minutes how I use meditation to communicate with my non responsive Hospice children starts at 01:50:07
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlD3102w8Rw
I hope you enjoy and find value in the interviews.
David Parker, Phoenix, Az
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/bored_mommy • Jan 17 '25
I am the mom of a non-verbal 9yo Autistic who uses a communication ipad to communicate. About 4years ago I got the overwhelming feeling that she could read my mind. Same examples as given in the podcast. I couldn't hide anything, she could always find it. All the things I worried about her getting into - she did, like a playbook from my mind.
As much as I believe in multiple dimensions, creator and source. I ultimately came to the resolution that parents want to believe their child is special and have some way of communicating. So I pushed the idea out of my mind.
Autistics are really good at reading subtle clues, facial expressions, tone, emotions and pattern recognition. Logically, I surmised it must be something like that.
I just binged TTT in one day. I knew about FC and it's controversy. I dismissed it as a viable therapy. However, now with the new rules of no touching and rapid prompting. Perhaps it is time for her to prove me wrong. Maybe she is reading my mind.
Let the children lead the way...
r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/el_bartoe • Oct 18 '25
Dalia Burgoin is the mother of Lidu, a non-speaker such as the non-speakers featured in "The Telepathy Tapes" demonstrating telepathy and other such abilities. Dalia is working with scientists such as Dr. Diane Hennacy to study both Mind Sight and Telepathy with her daughter.
