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Mental Communication Richard
was asked whether symbols are used in conveying
messages by mental telepathy. He answered no, that instead actual pictures
convey telepathic messages. While some people are verbally oriented and tend
to think out problems in word logic, others tend to think mathematically or
pictorially. Richard said that inventors almost universally think in
pictures, which helps account for the fact that inventions usually appear
simultaneously in diverse parts of the world, without any communication
having consciously taken place between the two inventors. There is nothing so perfect or clear as an actual picture of what you are
trying to convey telepathically. If, for example, you want to communicate the
idea of a cat, you may send the word, “cat”. Some people, but only those who
understand English, may pick up your message. There is no mistaking a visual
image, however, and no one could fail to understand what you are trying to
say if you send an actual mental picture of a cat. (02-1970) |
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