Train ing Your Brain with Lynne McTaggart

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Telepathy is widespread in the animal kingdom, and was evolved primarily

as a means of supporting the group, community or herd. Animal telepathy demonstrates that there are deep and simple ways to communicate with our fellow beings, beyond just language.

To develop our extrasensory skills, we need to become exquisitely sensitive to our feelings and trust our intuitive senses, just as animals do. It’s vital that we understand the signs around us and also that we give out the right signals.

The evidence from both animals and humans shows that a well-developed forebrain may inhibit our ability to access intuitive information. The forebrain sees a portion of something and, in a sense, ‘fills in’ the conceptual details to produce a whole.

One way to develop your sixth sense is to work on thinking in pictures. Studies show that language often suppresses visual memory—what is known as ‘verbal overshadowing’.