Ky Dickens
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard 1 Apr
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Yeah. But if you think of prayer, right, that's telepathy. People who come back from a near-death experience and they say they have these communications with someone, you don't have a body. That's telepathy, right? Like if a medium is talking to someone or getting messages from someone who's passed, like that's telepathy. So it seems like the baseline –
to me, like all of this has proven for me that, that we have a soul or, you know, there's, or there's at least if that word is triggering to someone that at least there's a conscious body, there's a consciousness in each of us that, that doesn't need a body.
Like, and so I think the, the language thing is like, we've put words over this thing and that, but the telepathy, the baseline is there no matter what. And if you can understand the baseline of what's being communicated, the words don't matter. Does that make sense?
I mean, I know what it is, but yeah.
Yeah. And I think that type of stuff can really help, right? I mean, people, I think what's cool is that a lot of the research on, you know, psychedelics is kind of converging with this stuff right now, you know, around telepathy and the non-speakers.
I think a lot of people have had these experiences on, you know, on psilocybin or on an ayahuasca trip or whatever, where there's this realization that like,
Yeah. I mean, I think that's a big thing. Right. And I keep thinking you asked about the pushback around this. And what's interesting is it's not just from skeptics who don't want to believe in telepathy and that the non-visible world is real, but also from people in the spelling community who don't want people to mention telepathy out of fear that it's going to.
foil their efforts to make this like standard practice in schools. In fact, some of the teachers and others who've been involved in our project have been getting letters from the IASC, like a spelling group saying, don't talk about telepathy or you're going to have your accreditation taken away.
I think the fear is that if you... I actually don't know. I mean, because most of the people I'm working with, almost all of them, every single one of the people I'm working with has... sees this as happening in their homes and their classrooms. And it's not just teachers and parents and ministers and rabbis and parapsychologists and speech pathologists and occupational therapists.
These are all the people reporting it, right? And for them, I think the thing is, truth is never harmful. It might be difficult, but it's not harmful. And what this truth means is that we have to change our systems of education. We have to change how we think about things. And I think there is a deep fear of people having their darkest, deepest thoughts exposed.
That's probably not comfortable for the government, for people in control, for people who are controlling things with money.
Yeah. Yeah. But why... I think this truth might be really uncomfortable for some, but it's so important to get out there. You can't accept and love someone as a whole being unless you can see and know all of them, right? Yeah. And the only people I feel really in service to are the non-speakers who haven't had a voice and all the people loving and supporting them or who are saying, this is real.
We want this out there. And so the gatekeeping around this has been massive. I mean, yes, from the science world, but also from the spelling world. But why from the spelling world? That's what I don't understand.
There's so many challenges of people saying, oh, because they're using these supports, these words aren't their own. And then I think there's this conflated idea like, oh, if they know they're people with telepathy, they'll think their thoughts aren't their own either. And it's a weird idea because just because you're talking to me doesn't mean that I don't have my own thoughts or words, right?
Yeah. Like I can read a book which thoughts are coming at me. It doesn't mean I don't have my own thoughts. So you can hear thoughts and that doesn't mean you don't have your own. I mean, so it's like putting too much together that I think is talking about telepathy is not going to foil spelling. But some people believe that to be true.
I don't know. I mean.
Well, no, but this is the problem. Spelling is not – there are so – I just talked to a parent the other day who said, I've been trying to get a communication partner with my daughter in school so she can contribute. And the school system will not pay for that. They're like, nope, you cannot have a spelling communication partner.
Well – No, there's a group called ASHA, the American Speech Language Association, who accredits speech language pathologists. And they say that spelling is pseudoscience. And I don't know how communication could be called pseudoscience. What? And so if you're a speech language pathologist and you want to teach spelling in schools, that's considered like... Wait a minute.
This is such a controversy that it's just maddening. I think, again, it's because of those supports, like because because you might need a part because you need a partner to spell. It's considered, oh, well, you're not spelling independently.
Well, it's not. But but Asha is saying that, which is making it.
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