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Sandra's Advice: Can You Tune in to Others' Thoughts? SCIENCE BACKS TELEPATHY

Sunday Mirror (London, England), July 25, 2004 | Article details

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Sandra's Advice: Can You Tune in to Others' Thoughts? SCIENCE BACKS TELEPATHY


Byline: Sandra Ramdhanie

RECENT findings from a prestigious German university proving the existence of mind-to-mind communication come as no surprise to me.

I have been saying it has existed for more than 20 years.

Telepathy is the psychic talent which enables communication to occur between minds.

We are all capable of transmitting and receiving thoughts, ideas, feelings, sensations and mental images.

The term, telepathy, is derived from the Greek terms tele ("distant") and pathe ("occurrence" or "feeling").

The first recorded experiments to research the existence of this talent occurred in Ancient Greece. The term was coined …

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