The Telepathic Arts: Telepathy and Psychic

Telepathic and Psychic: The Distinction

I must be clear about the distinction between the two. Telepathic thought is primarily a matter of point of view. I see who the person is. At a localized level, if I do not see the person in my field of view, then it is someone I personally know—and my mind registers, without question or complaint, exactly who the contact is. There is no need for a name or identifying signature, no doctrine or hidden agenda of religion or spirituality pressing itself upon the contact. It is direct. It is transactional.

For me, telepathy often takes the form of movement: I am leaving here, I am arriving there, as measured in abstract time. Yes, sometimes it opens into philosophical discussion, but even these remain local. I know in my personal life who I am in contact with, and for deeper lucidity the experience comes when the mind-to-mind dialogue coincides with the simple fact of looking at the person in front of me. At such moments, reality itself bridges both perception and connection. You are in conversation with the mind, and in dialogue with the actual person. When these converge, it becomes a miracle of reality—an event beyond mere thought, something felt as truth in the living moment.

But psychic is different. Psychic is about influence. A voice can arrive from a million miles away—or from no discernible origin at all. It may seem to speak from a divine source, or carry the tone of divinity, but its essence is not personal, not local. Influence is what travels; transaction remains local. Psychic influence bounces across the Psychic Strata like transmissions off the stratosphere, ricocheting to see where they land.

This is where the psychic resides: in influence. And for me, I am often annoyed by it. Psychic thought carries with it the claim of divine understanding—how everything works or doesn’t, what needs to be done for you or for them—yet without any discernible record of reality. While filled with the explanations, symbology and characters which to all symbolize that there is harmony between all of them but under influence and not utility that coherence between these characters can be lost. There is nothing describable, nothing observable, nothing held. Telepathy, by contrast, is recordable, definable, and in plain view of perception.

The telepath, at this level of his journey, must look above and beyond himself. His path is evolution, and the movement of his path is observation. Telepathic reality is not restricted to the binary of imaginary or unimaginary, real or unreal, conceivable or inconceivable. Rather, his realization is to find the connective thread between all relationships he experiences, and the demonstration of reality toward his projection. This requires diligence. It requires clarity.

In time, the telepath learns to weave the strands together: the real and the unreal, the imaginary and the non-imaginary, the conceivable and the inconceivable. This weaving forms a coherent thread of thought, expression, demonstration, and utility. Not influence, but utility. And in that weaving arises what might be mistaken for force—but I call it chi.

Chi is the wisdom of the cosmos, the pattern of its nature. Nature is what brings it to harmony. The telepath plays an integral role in pronouncing that nature into slight demonstrations, small proofs, subtle unveilings. By understanding—not by narrow-mindedness—he channels this wisdom. When the telepath is able to determine and absolutely comprehend the nature of something, it may blink or manifest directly into reality. It appears for observation, for discernment, and if successful, it initiates evolution.

This is the work of a lifetime. The telepath may refine his chi to such an extent that when his body is reduced to mere logic—serving only desire, want, or security—he may dissolve it by channeling chi into that event. That is the work of a true master: the body dissolved into the wisdom of its own nature. And when the telepath dies naturally, his refined chi continues to observe, to remain telepathic.

His scope widens: from individual, to planet, to quadrant, to galaxy, to fledgling universe. Somewhere, in the dark, some demon of chaos blinks, and in that moment of awakening the chi—which is the wisdom of nature itself—kindles the birth of a new universe.