Some of our daily thoughts do not belong to us

          Reading other people’s minds while I was interacting with them always felt natural and was never a source of astonishment to me. What did strike me was the day I discovered that another aspect of my telepathy was happening completely unconsciously. Some of the thoughts that crossed my mind every day did not belong to me. I had picked them up from other people, without knowing it. I started to look around me and noticed the same phenomenon in everyone. Thoughts were being shared, yet no one noticed.

I wondered then: “What if the most common form of human telepathy is spontaneous, natural, and widespread, yet entirely unconscious for most individuals?”

Imagine that our model of relating is built on a misunderstanding: namely, that our only available mode of communication is word-based, deliberate, and controlled. And now consider discovering that there exists another type of transmission between us, totally invisible and, for most of us, involuntary. So discreet that it goes unnoticed. So subtle that nobody wants to bet on it. So well hidden that it seems impossible. A web of thoughts and ideas connecting individuals, weaving the fabric of our current reality.

I see telepathy not as a paranormal power but as an overlooked dimension of ordinary human consciousness. I choose to go beyond the scientific debate and take an insider, more experiential approach. I have spent years passionately observing and exploring this phenomenon in myself and others. I have tried to understand and describe its manifestations with precision and nuance. My background in teaching has helped me develop a structured, educational, yet also humane perspective that makes this subject accessible and hopefully useful to others.

We share thoughts, whether we want to or not. From there, it is our whole belief system that needs to be rearranged. And boy, this is fascinating. A whole world of self-knowledge and communication is opening up. But above all, it offers us a chance to connect with each other in a more elevated, conscious, and compassionate way.

We need everybody who feels ready to join us on this exploration.