Psychic Development Tip # 46 – Projective Telepathy

 

I’ve talked about how telepathy can be divided into two distinct types, ‘receptive’ and ‘projective’ or what is sometimes referred to as ‘generative’ telepathy.  When projecting a thought, you are the ‘sender’.  When receiving a thought, you are the ‘receiver’.  Everyone is capable of doing both.  Here’s some more information it will be handy to know about telepathy, and in particular, projective telepathy.

Telepathy is how thought travels between any two or more of us.  It’s just like when you are talking and the other person is listening, you are the projector and they are the receiver. In telepathy, when you see someone responding to something you were just thinking, you were obviously the projector, and they were the receiver. 

It’s fun to work deliberately with a friend to send and receive thoughts, taking turns. Set a day and time to do this so you can be sure the sending and receiving you do is intentional. First, one of you projects a thought and the other receives it, and then you try it the other way around. 

Start simple. For example, send colored shapes back and forth.  I have a free downloadable ‘Psychic Development Test’ with flash cards on my website, if you want a formal way of doing this.  But really, you don’t need anything fancy.  To send, just visualize the thing you want to send, say it in your mind, add a little emotional and/or physical energy to it, visualize the person you want to send it to, and shoot it to them. To receive, put yourself in a floaty, dreamy and receptive mental state, getting as relaxed as you can, in body and mind, and when something you were not thinking of pops into your mind, make a note of it.  That thought came from someone else!   

Over time you may find that when practicing with one friend, they usually do better at the sending and you the receiving, but when practicing with another, you are the better sender and they the better receiver.  That’s normal.  You will tend to be more of a sender with a person who looks up to you or wants something from you, as that makes them receptive to your energy, and you’ll be more of a receiver with someone that you look up to or need, yourself.  That’s why most moms are such good senders regarding their children!

Practice like this tends to improve your conscious control over your telepathy.  The more different people you practice with, the better your ability and your control over it gets!

In general, most people are extremely good receivers, thought they don’t often recognize their own receptivity.  That’s because our earliest life experiences cause us to need something from others, so we learn early on to be receptive to them in every way. The challenge for your receptive telepathy, is to recognize it at work.  People don’t often tell you, “Gee, I was just thinking of that when you did it, or said it”.  Getting your family members and friends to give you that kind of feedback will be very helpful to you in developing your receptivity into a tool you can use consciously.  Believe me, it’s great to know when someone is thinking of you, when they might need you, and when they need to be alone.

Developing your projective empathy for conscious use is a bit more difficult for most of us, unless you were one of those neglected kids who only got mom’s attention after four hours of screaming. If that was one of your earliest experiences, you no doubt learned to insert your need, whatever it was, into her thoughts.  Because of negative experiences like that, that force early development of projective telepathy, many ‘naturally’ projective telepaths have difficulty receiving thoughts and have no empathy – meaning they don’t easily feel the emotions of others.  In some cases. this produces a narcissistic personality.

Likewise, some super-receptive telepaths were also ignored early on, and were chastised or even beaten when they reached out in any way to supply their own needs – physically, emotionally, or psychically.  Those people tend to become submissive, receptive telepaths, who have great difficulty sending thoughts or asking for anything.  To them an angry thought can be as harmful as a physical blow.  If you are friends with, or married to someone like that, your relationship can be very difficult as they are so receptive to your thoughts and needs that it can be almost irritating.

For most of us though, our projective and receptive telepathy developed normally, and most of us are very good, though unconscious receivers, and fair senders, though we usually chalk our successful sending up to chance.

Keeping a psychic do-good book, or journal, as I described in my Tip #45, can help  with your developing these abilities into powerful, useable, skills.

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