Mental Influence

What is the difference between telepathy and mental influence? Telepathy is the communication between two minds. In telepathy, the sender knows that he is sending a message to somebody, and the receiver also knows that he is receiving a message from someone. However, in mental influence only the sender knows that he is sending a message to somebody. When the receiver receives the message, he thinks that it is his own thought. That's is the basic difference between telepathy and mental influence. Mental influence is one-way telepathic communication.

How to Use Telepathy to Influence Others

Tana Hoy reveals how to use telepathy to influence others.

Telepathy is a very powerful psychic ability.

Most people think telepathy is limited to mind-to-mind communication, but it can actually be used for so much more.

Those who practice telepathy can also attract people and situations they desire through remote influencing! Remote influencing is an advanced form of telepathy, which enables you to project your own thoughts, desires, and feelings, to influence other people.

In a few seconds, you’ll learn how remote influencing can be done using telepathy and how it can improve your own life in the areas of your love life, relationships, career, and finances. Read more

Learn to Read Minds by Reading Your Own Pulse

Focusing on your pulse can help you decipher other people's feelings better, psychologists reveal.

The key to reading other people’s minds lies in turning the focus away from them and onto ourselves, psychologists claim.

For if we tune into our own body, specifically our heart, then we improve our ability to decipher what someone else is feeling.

Research has found that those who are better at perceiving their own heartbeat are also more able to judge the emotional state of others. Read more

The Army's Plan to Turn Soldiers into Telepaths

The U.S. Army wants to allow soldiers to communicate just by thinking. 
The new science of synthetic telepathy could soon make that happen.

On a cold, blustery afternoon the week before Halloween, an assortment of spiritual mediums, animal communicators, and astrologists have set up tables in the concourse beneath the Empire State Plaza in Albany, New York. The cavernous hall of shops that 
connects the buildings in this 98-acre complex is a popular venue for autumnal events: Oktoberfest, the Maple Harvest Festival, and today’s “Mystic Fair.”

Traffic is heavy as bureaucrats with ID badges dangling from their necks stroll by during their lunch breaks. Next to the Albany Paranormal Research Society table, a middle-aged woman is solemnly explaining the workings of an electromagnetic sensor that can, she asserts, detect the presence of ghosts. Nearby, a “clairvoyant” ushers a government worker in a suit into her canvas tent. A line has formed at the table of a popular tarot card reader.

Amid all the bustle and transparent hustles, few of the dabblers at the Mystic Fair are aware that there is a genuine mind reader in the building, sitting in an office several floors below the concourse. This mind reader is not able to pluck a childhood memory or the name of a loved one out of your head, at least not yet. But give him time. He is applying hard science to an aspiration that was once relegated to clairvoyants, and unlike his predecessors, he can point to some hard results. Read more