Webster's Dictionary defines telepathy as "apparent communication from one mind to another by extrasensory means", and defines extrasensory as "not acting or occurring through the known senses".
But actually, we do know about these senses. We call then by such names as intuition, inner knowing, hunch, gut feeling, and higher self.
Have you ever finished your spouse's sentence? Felt a person's dislike for you even though they were smiling? Had an uneasy feeling about something or someone for no apparent reason? Sensed a friend was upset although they denied it? Known who was calling on the phone before picking it up? Realized something about a person without them telling you? Entered a room full of people and picked up their anger or happiness?
These are just a few examples of telepathy at work. And even if you have never had any of these experiences, rest assured your telepathic abilities are still intact and only need to be developed!
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