We all have the capability of telepathic communication. The question is: are we willing to listen?
Here’s a recent experience that, for me, illustrates not only telepathy, but something equally important—what happens when we act on the information we receive.
I was getting a massage and had dropped into a very quiet, relaxed state. I find that sometimes these quieter states make it easier for information to come through.
Suddenly, I heard a man’s name three times in a row.
I knew who he was, although I wasn’t particularly familiar with his books. He is a well-known author and researcher in the UFO/UAP field, an area I’ve followed because I’m interested in the scientific research surrounding multidimensional phenomena, particularly given some of my own experiences.
Immediately after hearing his name, another message came through, just as clearly:
“Look at his latest post.”
Again, three times.
So I did.
His latest post discussed David Grusch and a recent appearance on Capitol Hill, as well as a book he was writing involving plasma orbs and plasmoids. He was asking to hear from people who had personally experienced plasma balls or similar phenomena.
Given some of the experiences I’ve had throughout my life—and particularly over the last four years—I emailed him.
He responded almost immediately.
We ended up speaking on the phone for nearly an hour, sharing and comparing some of our experiences. Before we finished, he told me he would send me an excerpt from the book when the section containing my story was ready. He also asked whether he could use my name.
I said, “Of course.”
I understand why some people prefer to remain anonymous when speaking about unusual experiences. For me, though, I’ve reached a place where I no longer feel the need to hide this part of my life. More and more people seem willing to talk openly about experiences they once might have kept entirely to themselves.
And this is where the experience becomes especially interesting to me.
Where did that initial information come from?
There are many ways we can interpret moments like this. Was it intuition? Telepathy? Synchronicity? My higher self nudging me toward something I needed to see? A guide? Another level of consciousness?
Possibly.
After having experiences like this repeatedly, I’ve become less concerned with immediately defining the source. Sometimes, it just is.
For me, these moments are part of exploring what it means to experience ourselves as multidimensional beings in human form. And strangely, I’ve found that the less I try to force an explanation onto every experience, the more space there is for something new to reveal itself.
But there is another piece that I think is just as important as receiving the information:
Action.
I could have heard the name and dismissed it.
I could have heard, “Look at his latest post,” and thought, That’s interesting, and gone back to my massage.
I could have read the post and never sent the email.
At every point, there was a choice.
The information may open the door, but we still have to decide whether to walk through it.
And perhaps that is one of the most important parts of developing our intuition: not simply learning how to hear, feel, sense or receive—but learning when to trust what we receive enough to take the next step and paying attention to the subtle nuances we receive. Intuition is not loud, it lives in the sublte realms and the more neutral we become, the more information we receive.
Our Mystical Mallorca Retreat is coming up soon in April of next year! People are signing up, so if you are interested here’s the link for more information. We’d love to see you there.
We will be taking a deeper journey into the subtle realms, creating more space for meditation, inner listening and the exploration of what exists beyond our ordinary senses.
Through extended meditation practices, we’ll begin to quiet the thinking mind and become more aware of the subtle ways information can present itself—through sensation, imagery, intuition, inner knowing, felt senses and the messages that arise when we become still enough to listen.
We’ll also deepen our relationship with the Tarot, moving beyond simply interpreting the cards and exploring them as a doorway into intuition, symbolism and the unconscious. Rather than looking only for answers, we’ll learn to sit with the imagery, notice what draws our attention and allow our own intuitive language to emerge.
Our Shamanic Journeys will take us into nature, where we’ll work with the elements, the land and the natural world as part of our practice. Through stillness, journeying and intentional connection, we’ll explore what it means to listen differently—to notice what we feel, sense, see and receive when we step away from the noise of our everyday life.
Monika and I look forward to sharing this journey with you!
