Telepathic and ESP stuff you do for fun

[anatoly]

I'm looking to share my telepathic and ESP routines that I do on occasions, either for fun or for practical purposes.

I'm also looking forward to hearing about your favorite routines as well, and maybe telling a story about it.

Some of the things I do sometimes when I see a girl in a coffeeshop, I imagine there's a telepathic link between my mind and hers, I visualize that connection as ripples of light forming and hardening to form a solid connection, until I picture an image which I send her. It is usually something romantic, like me & her walking on the beach holding hands. I do this to see if I can get a reaction from her.

Sometimes also on the bus I would imagine yelling inside my head at a person to see if I can make him/her turn around, or just noticing their reaction to my internal through directed at them. Do they flinch? do they move? are they confused? etc

What about you guys? What type of ESP do you do?

[FlyingAngel]

Your exercice, does it work...?

[Lenore Graves]

Having an active imagination is not being telepathic

[Paranormalcy]

I and my friends used to do psychic experiments and they were neat and a good harmless bit of activity and might even be exciting - and free and legal and appropriate. I don't know where we came across this, maybe a Rosucrucian book (Wisdom of the Mystic Masters) shared with us by a New Age church guy.

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Fun Psychic Image Sending Exepriment

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0) At least two people gets a good selection of magazines (national geographic, photo magazines, etc - things with lots of diverse topics).

1) Each person will take turns being the Sender, who tries to broadcast an image to every else - the Receivers.

2) At a table, in a relaxed atmosphere, one person finds a good image, clear, easily definable and comprehendable, with as good a general shape and aethetic as possible, without being "noisy" or having TOO many diverse details of different kinds. Choose generally appropriate, non-offensive images.

3) The first person "sends" the image to the others at the table for a few seconds, then sit back and wait or go do something else.

4) The other people try to "tune in" to what was sent, write down or sketch out their impressions, for about five minutes or until they are done.

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It's pretty fun and neat, has a good payoff (someone might get something remarkably similar to the image or you can at least compare who got closest or who got the craziest ideas), can be done essentially for free, doesn't take long or can take as long as you want to do it, and it can be done with any ages, since you want to use appropriate images.