Ky Dickens

It's interesting.

Because when people say that, I do, because... I mean, we all have certain stuff that, like, who cares if someone knows us that way? It all happens to us, right? Like, you're worried about having something in your teeth or something or, like, you accidentally pass gas and whatever. Like, I mean, that type of stuff, I think, who cares? That's just being human, right?

Because when people say that, I do, because... I mean, we all have certain stuff that, like, who cares if someone knows us that way? It all happens to us, right? Like, you're worried about having something in your teeth or something or, like, you accidentally pass gas and whatever. Like, I mean, that type of stuff, I think, who cares? That's just being human, right?

Because when people say that, I do, because... I mean, we all have certain stuff that, like, who cares if someone knows us that way? It all happens to us, right? Like, you're worried about having something in your teeth or something or, like, you accidentally pass gas and whatever. Like, I mean, that type of stuff, I think, who cares? That's just being human, right?

But when people are, like, that terrified, it's like, what the hell is going on with you?

But when people are, like, that terrified, it's like, what the hell is going on with you?

But when people are, like, that terrified, it's like, what the hell is going on with you?

I do think you have some control over it, though. And again, I can only go off of what I've heard from others. But like one of the teachers who's been just she's been such an advocate and fighter in this world for years trying to point to this. And she said the first experience she ever had.

I do think you have some control over it, though. And again, I can only go off of what I've heard from others. But like one of the teachers who's been just she's been such an advocate and fighter in this world for years trying to point to this. And she said the first experience she ever had.

I do think you have some control over it, though. And again, I can only go off of what I've heard from others. But like one of the teachers who's been just she's been such an advocate and fighter in this world for years trying to point to this. And she said the first experience she ever had.

around maybe not the first but one of the most cementing experiences was she was going to go visit a former student class and the night before this is wild the night before she went out and picked like Swedish fish and you know some donuts and you know I forgot what else pretzels or something and so she comes in to give him his favorite snacks and And forgot them in the car.

around maybe not the first but one of the most cementing experiences was she was going to go visit a former student class and the night before this is wild the night before she went out and picked like Swedish fish and you know some donuts and you know I forgot what else pretzels or something and so she comes in to give him his favorite snacks and And forgot them in the car.

around maybe not the first but one of the most cementing experiences was she was going to go visit a former student class and the night before this is wild the night before she went out and picked like Swedish fish and you know some donuts and you know I forgot what else pretzels or something and so she comes in to give him his favorite snacks and And forgot them in the car.

But she went and she sat with him and talked with him. And right before she was leaving the classroom, he took out a pen and drew, like, a donut, a fish, you know, and kind of drew the things that she – and it, like, rattles her to her core. Like, he knew what she was thinking the night before.

But she went and she sat with him and talked with him. And right before she was leaving the classroom, he took out a pen and drew, like, a donut, a fish, you know, and kind of drew the things that she – and it, like, rattles her to her core. Like, he knew what she was thinking the night before.

But she went and she sat with him and talked with him. And right before she was leaving the classroom, he took out a pen and drew, like, a donut, a fish, you know, and kind of drew the things that she – and it, like, rattles her to her core. Like, he knew what she was thinking the night before.

And now that he's, you know, graduated, she still works with him just on a volunteer basis for the sheer joy of just being with him. And she asked him years later, how did you do that? And, and, and he like, were you remote viewing through me? And how did you know at that moment? And he's like, well, once you were thinking of me, that was like my invitation to come in.

And now that he's, you know, graduated, she still works with him just on a volunteer basis for the sheer joy of just being with him. And she asked him years later, how did you do that? And, and, and he like, were you remote viewing through me? And how did you know at that moment? And he's like, well, once you were thinking of me, that was like my invitation to come in.

And now that he's, you know, graduated, she still works with him just on a volunteer basis for the sheer joy of just being with him. And she asked him years later, how did you do that? And, and, and he like, were you remote viewing through me? And how did you know at that moment? And he's like, well, once you were thinking of me, that was like my invitation to come in.

Like, I won't just crash into someone's thoughts. It's like, I have to be kind of invited in by like, you know, like the thought. Yeah. So so I do think that there's a way to kind of control it. And I know that the teacher that was having the student jump into her brain a lot, the younger man, she said, like, you need to stop that.