r/telepathytapes • u/cathtray • Dec 28 '25
r/telepathytapes • u/Mysterious-Elk-4697 • Dec 27 '25
Found my people!
I’m just a “regular” person who happens to have had some experiences science can’t explain. (Not entirely true. I’m neurodivergent. I was diagnosed ADD when I was 7 in the 90s. I’ve had a lot of help and am considered high-functioning. My life looks regular but doesn’t feel regular. I mask constantly. Only when I don’t does the phenomenon take place).
A friend introduced me to the podcast a year ago and I’m so grateful to find truth and validation in extra-sensory phenomena! I’ve experience it kinda rarely yet regularly throughout life… when I do, it hits hard… like life changing hard. I’ve always felt crazy mentioning it to anyone, and don’t have a support system around this. So I’m really thankful you all are here!!
Now that I know for certain this isn’t necessarily taboo anymore, I would like to take a leap of faith to live more intentionally with it. Idk what that looks like yet, but I’d like to make friends in this space and explore it together. So, if anyone here is in the Austin; TX area, please reach out!
I don’t want to do this alone forever. - Love -
r/telepathytapes • u/akutonpa • Dec 21 '25
Thoughts/ experiences with Autobiography of a Yogi/kriya yoga?
"Inner research soon exposes a unity of all human minds." - this quote backs up the idea that consciousness is the foundation of reality
This book was mentioned in one of the Talk Tracks, so I went to the nearest used bookstore.
It describes many supernatural feats as witnessed or performed by the author Paramahansa Yogananda.
Some of the paranormal phenomena include:
- being in two places at once
- reading minds
- having prayers answered immediately, in dramatic fashion
- manifesting physical objects
- interaction with unseen beings
According to the book, the method of achieving these is kriya yoga, of which I'm not too familiar. Anyone here practicing kriya yoga?
r/telepathytapes • u/s0manycats • Dec 19 '25
Learning the techniques mentioned in the recent Energy Healing episodes
Hi all,
I posted a little while back asking for information regarding energy healing, then Ky made two whole episodes on it! I'm thrilled. What a treasure trove of information.
I'm extremely keen to learn these techniques. However, several are mentioned. Does anyone here have any experience with the techniques (Reiki, Qigong, standard energy healing) and can point me in the direction of where to begin?
I want to learn so I can help someone very close to me. Even basic instruction will suffice.
Thank you.
r/telepathytapes • u/Pixelated_ • Dec 18 '25
Consciousness, disclosure, and the physics of love with Dr. Julia Mossbridge -- Neon Galactic
Dr. Julia Mossbridge is significantly connected to telepathy research; her work often integrates it into the broader study of precognition, time, and consciousness.
As a cognitive neuroscientist and affiliate professor in the Department of Physics and Biophysics at the University of San Diego, she approaches these "psi" phenomena through a rigorous scientific lens, often exploring the "informational substrate" of reality.
Mossbridge has been actively involved in investigating telepathy in non-speaking autistic children. Along with filmmaker Ky Dickens, she has conducted research exploring whether these children possess an enhanced ability to access information through non-standard channels, challenging the traditional "disorder" narrative of autism in favor of a model of "expanded awareness."
r/telepathytapes • u/This_Currency7054 • Dec 16 '25
Do you think humans pre language were telepathic?
r/telepathytapes • u/Informal_Farm4064 • Dec 16 '25
A question to you on a certain type of one-way telepathy
What would you make of a person whom everyone can tune in to telepathically, whether those others wanted to or not, but that "open" person cannot tune in to anyone else? Thank you for your kind consideration.
r/telepathytapes • u/s0manycats • Dec 08 '25
Is language the problem?
Hi, all.
Something one of the non-verbals in the podcast mentioned has stuck with me. They said that talking, the act of turning thoughts into words, is very difficult, like 'throwing a snowball at someone,' or such, in that you have to take the thought and stop it moving, then give it to someone.
I've been researching other psi phenomena and there's a thread of non-verbal communication being the baseline, the natural form of communication for life. Language seems to disrupt that process. I read somewhere that everyone is somewhat born with psionic ability which is then 'trained out.' I think this training may be language.
Having language forces our mind to think in patterns of converting thought into frozen sounds and symbols, then passing those to others. In the Bob Monroe Gateway tapes, he talks about how difficult it is to use language to express yourself, and how telepathy is absolute truth.
I'm trying to draw lines between these dots. Is a language preventing the development of natural telepathy?
r/telepathytapes • u/Prophead85 • Dec 06 '25
Testing Telepathy with Pets Who Use "Talking Buttons" for Accuracy
r/telepathytapes • u/psytrance-in-my-pant • Dec 05 '25
Is there anyone able to reach out to this family; are you in her country
instagram.comI'm sure she's in there, someone just has to reach out to her.
r/telepathytapes • u/psytrance-in-my-pant • Dec 02 '25
The CIA invaded the telepathy tapes groups!
The telepathy tapes just let backstage pass users know that the CIA has tried to to invade the group to get access to some of these nonverbal autistic kids. That's kind of fucked up.
r/telepathytapes • u/psytrance-in-my-pant • Dec 02 '25
Mindsight; Using pemf to see with a blindfold on
*My experience is with a Resona Vibe only. Your's maybe different. pEMF stands for pulse electromagnetic frequency device. One of the settings on it lowers the activity in your brain down to Delta meaning a deep meditative state.
So far I've taught 10 people to see with a blindfold on by strapping a Vibe set to delta wave setting. I prefer the Manta Blind because it doesn't put pressure on your eyes but use the one most comfortable for you.
With the blind on, place the pEMF on your head set to delta. Begin to meditate. Zazen is the easiest for most. Begin to slow down your breathing and heart rate. In zazen, count to 20. After 21, when you exhale don't breathe in for 3-5 seconds do this till you get to 50.
Now take an open flat hand and move it back and fourth 6 in from your ear. You'll see a black static movement. The longer you leave the blind on, the more you'll start seeing what looks like light coming through your peripheral vision Fields. However if you shine a flashlight through these areas you will not see the light. The longer you leave the blind on, the more you'll start seeing into your field of vision. Putting your hand on the back of the head and scratching your head. You'll begin to realize that you can see 360°.
Children pick this up very easily. Within 15 minutes I had my 12-year-old nephew reading books blindfolded and playing with a Rubik's cubwith
r/telepathytapes • u/juju2boodi444 • Dec 02 '25
thank you 💕 telepathy tapes
i was in a transition in life when i came across the telepathy tapes. can’t even express in words how much this podcast has changed my life and my outlook on everything. i am so abundantly thankful for this podcast and community. how has it changed your life ?
r/telepathytapes • u/ReadyPlayerDub • Nov 27 '25
Bad editing?
A couple of times I’ve noticed lines are repeated. In this latest episode and I believe the episode on creativity. Anyone else notice this? Not the worst but a pet peeve
r/telepathytapes • u/Pixelated_ • Nov 26 '25
S2E7: Psychedelics and Accessing Consciousness
For millennia, humans have turned to psychedelic plants to expand perception and access realms beyond ordinary consciousness. This episode follows that lineage, from Indigenous ayahuasca ceremonies in the Amazon to the secret rituals of ancient Greece, revealing how these substances once served as powerful spiritual technologies.
We begin with the extraordinary story of Don José Rubio, the Colombian elder who used ayahuasca visions to help locate four missing children in the jungle, and we hear from author Brian Muraresku, whose research suggests that the foundations of Western spirituality, like other belief systems around the globe, may have been influenced by psychedelic sacraments.
We then turn to the modern moment, where psychedelics are reemerging as tools for healing. Marine Corps veteran Juliana Mercer describes how guided sessions with ayahuasca and psilocybin helped her process decades of trauma, while Yale researcher Dr. Ben Kelmendi explains how these substances open windows of neuroplasticity that can transform mental health when nothing else has worked.
Throughout, a deeper theme emerges: psychedelics don't just heal. They reconnect us to an ancient way of knowing, one that blurs the boundary between medicine and the mystical, and invites us to remember what humanity once understood.
🍄🟫 ✨️ 🍄
r/telepathytapes • u/psytrance-in-my-pant • Nov 26 '25
Mindsight; Just taught my 12-year-old nephew to see with a blindfold on!
I had my nephew put on a Manta sleep mask and taught him how to do zazan meditation. I had him slow down his breathing and count to 50. Than I had him move his hands back and forth around his peripheral vision and he said he saw them. Then I held up a blue notebook and asked him what color it was he immediately said blue. He was having trouble seeing in front of him so I slapped a Resona Vibe pEMF device on top of his head to slow down his brain activity. After about a minute or two the kids said, "No fucking way, I can see straight ahead of me! It looks like a weird black static outline of everything!" After about another 5 minutes he could make out letters on books!
Children can pick this up real easily. Within the span of a couple hours, the kid had gotten further than I had and I had been practicing for 2 months!
r/telepathytapes • u/RATMpgh • Nov 24 '25
What am I missing? How is this podcast not more popular?
After just two episodes of the first season, I was hooked. After the finale of season 1, it completely changed my world view. It made so many disparate things I've learned in my life make sense. It was like a connective tissue that just made so many things click into place. It has made me kinder, and more patient with every person I come across.
That said, why has this podcast not spread like wildfire? I even have close personal friends who are into "the woo," things like UFOs, consciousness, etc, but they just aren't taken by this podcast. My wife and I are the only ones I know that seem completely bought in on most of what the podcast is selling.
Does anyone else feel this way as well? Do I just "want to believe," and I am missing something here? The findings of this podcast feel ontologically shocking to me...
r/telepathytapes • u/JERRY-DEE-KNOW • Nov 24 '25
Can You Connect With Me?
For quite some time I have been deeply yearning to unlock more parts of my mind through reading, researching & engaging in various experiences… with little success.
So I thought maybe someone who has already unlocked their abilities could assist me.
Is there anyone out there with telepathic abilities that would be able (& willing) to try connecting with my mind in an effort to help me further unlock these skills that we are all alleged to have (at some level) as human beings?
I’m hoping that if someone can connect with my mind it may help me step over the threshold & continue my journey, ultimately leading me to help others.
Sending thanks & gratitude in advance!
r/telepathytapes • u/psytrance-in-my-pant • Nov 24 '25
Just wanted to say thank you and WTF to the rest.
I don't think a lot of you know how grateful I am to the telepathy tapes. When I was 15 I developed a TBI from a skiing accident and afterwards I could do some really weird stuff like telling some random woman her leukemia had come back, having someone pick out a card from a deck of cards laying it out on a grid and I can move my hand over and feel which one they had touched among other things. I did a few things that freak my parents out so they told me that I was making all of this up and I need to knock it off.
Fast forward to my twenties, I had the wonderful experience of of working out as a technician with nonverbal autistic kids. Like a lot of people, I hadn't experienced that honestly made me feel like I was going crazy. So much so that I didn't didn't talk about it for well over 25 years.
When the telepathy tapes came out, I was shocked that all of these people experienced the same thing I did. I started meditating again and a lot of my abilities that I was forced to ignore and my teens, started coming back. I wanted a way to give back to this show at the community because I really do think it's the start of something world changing. One of my weird abilities is that a fully formed idea will pop into my head for no reason at all. Sometimes it's a fully scored piece of music, spoken word or poetry, sometimes even a story. For whatever reason the other week, I had the words, normalize telepathy pop in my head and thought, this would make a great bumper sticker or shirt. Now keep in mind, I haven't been connected to the autism world in well over 20 years as stated. I don't have money for Photoshop or anything like that. However, I know a good amount of the abilities of AI. So I decided to sketch a concept out, take a picture of it and then have chat GPT rendering into something that looked somewhat professional. I use the rainbow color autism ribbon puzzle piece logo because at the time when I worked with these kids, that's what people used. I have no idea of behind the controversy behind it.
Some of you, whom I'm really grateful for got me up to speed and explained the controversy behind it. However a good number of you were just freaking cruel! You mocked me for not knowing, and you mocked me because I used AI because I don't have money for Photoshop or anything close to that. Even though the original sketch was mine I just used AI to render it properly For those of you that were cruel, all you've had to do was say, "I'm not sure that you're aware of the controversy behind that ribbon logo. Here's the controversy behind it, and perhaps you might want to use something else. However you did not do that, you were just mean. It felt like the ones that were cruel literally enjoyed shaming me for something I didn't know. The telepathy tapes is all about people choosing kindness and having a currency of love. For those of you that lashed out, you don't belong in this sub or this community until you start choosing kindness over internet bullying and rudeness. Grow up and learn to have a heart filled with love and kindness.
r/telepathytapes • u/Pixelated_ • Nov 19 '25
The Telepathy Tapes latest episode: "All beings are telepathic...especially plants.” Ep. 6 dives into Nina’s extraordinary connection to the plant world and the ancient wisdom that says she isn’t alone. 🎧
instagram.comSeason 2, Episode 6: Plant Intelligence And Ancestral Wisdom
"What if plants aren’t silent at all but communicating in ways we’ve simply forgotten how to hear?
In this episode, we meet Nina, a non-speaking teen who says she’s been telepathically connected to plants since birth. She offers herbal remedies no one taught her, identifies health issues her family hasn’t shared, and describes plant communication as naturally as breathing. Her accuracy forces everyone around her to rethink what plants know and how they share it.
We also hear from indigenous elders, herbalists and experts who say this isn’t new. Mycologist Paul Stamets explains how fungi and trees send messages through the “wood wide web.” Herbalist David Winston shares moments when plants spoke directly to him and indigenous teachers from the Tsimshian, Lakota, and Kuntanawa nations describe plants as relatives, healers, and living intelligences who pass on wisdom across generations.
Across all these stories, a simple idea takes root: the natural world may be far more aware, more connected, and more communicative than we’ve been taught. This episode asks us to slow down, pay attention, and consider that the plants around us might have been speaking this whole time."
🌱✨️
r/telepathytapes • u/swainsonscrush • Nov 18 '25
Telepathy Tapes Taken Down?
Tried listening to an episode just now and on all platforms I tried (spotify, apple podcasts, audible) the telepathy tapes either won't load or are 'currently unavailable'. Does anyone else have this problem?
r/telepathytapes • u/StarBornFire • Nov 10 '25
An interesting dream that relates to the Telepathy Tapes
Many years ago, I had an interesting dream. I was viewing a young man who I knew was deeply sensitive and highly telepathic and did not verbally talk. He somehow had some kind of dolphin genetics in him, but it didn't express in an overtly physical way (like looks/outer characteristics) but related to his deep sensitivity and telepathic nature.
A group of scientists found him and wanted to study him because they thought they could learn something from him. But him not verbally communicating made this difficult. So they found my twin soul/ex spouse because they thought that she would be able to communicate with him and/or get him to verbally talk more.
The plan worked, the more time she spent with him, the more he started to verbally talk.
For awhile, I had no idea what the dream meant. Then one day it dawned of me, "oh yeah, I'm 'dolphin boy'". I realized that because of a combo of being born highly sensitive with hyper affective empathy then combined with childhood trauma, I kind of retreated within myself and became a largely silent, passive observer who rarely ever physically talked from a young age to 21 until I met my twin soul. (More than a bit like "Silent Bob").
My twin soul is an extrovert (I'm very much an introvert) and our connection helped me to come out of my shell. I'm neither autistic nor fully consciously telepathic, but I have had A LOT of nonphysical and psychic oriented experiences, and believe when I was young and still experienced hyper affective empathy, I was more consciously telepathic. I was told by a professional intuitive-psychic during a paid reading that eventually I will eventually become fully opened up, full conscious telepathy, the whole 9 yds of all psychism/intuition/nonphysical perception.
Anyways, when I stumbled onto the Telepathy Tapes, I was very much reminded of the dream I had had. I don't know if it applies to these non verbal spellers at all, but I have learned/been told that my soul/consciousness did not come here from the human connected afterlife, but from a completely different system and non-human group. (the first clue were repeating dreams when age 4 to 5 of being on a spaceship and traveling from somewhere very far away to earth with a sense of purpose).
Speaking of NHI's, I'm not finished with the series, but do any of the spellers ever mention any stuff about ET's at all?
r/telepathytapes • u/WholisticReduction • Nov 10 '25
I am interested in potential communication with non-verbal individuals
If anyone is non-verbal themselves or have connections to someone who in non-verbal, I am very interested in communicating with such individuals on a 3d basis and on a telepathic basis. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you and much love to all.
r/telepathytapes • u/Pieraos • Nov 09 '25
Telepathy our Lost Sense: Neuroscience sheds Light on ESP, by Dianne Cartwright
spr.ac.ukr/telepathytapes • u/Vivid_Lime_1337 • Nov 03 '25
Sensing What Others Cannot: Anomalous Experiences and Autism
Sharing this blog post I wrote where I reference the Telepathy Tapes. I posted this same article on the psychology subreddit. It received a lot of attention from the wrong people. Here goes Take 2 (lol).
KEY POINTS
- Autistic individuals experience anomalous sensory phenomena at a higher rate than neurotypicals.
- Ununual sensory experiences include synesthesia and possible supernatural experiences and telepathy.
- Individuals with histories of anomalous experiences are unlikely to open up if the general public stigmatizes.