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Diviner's Corner
TELEPATHY


             

On occasion, when a practitioner mentions they read
tarot cards, an odd, albeit uncommon, response is,
“What am I thinking?” or “Can you tell me what
he/she is thinking?” Imagine the confusion when the
seeker is told, no, I don’t connect telepathically.”

Telepathy, the direct transmission of words, thoughts,
images or emotions from one person’s mind to another
is often associated with extrasensory perception and
psychic abilities. Telepathic communication can happen
not only between humans, but also between human and
animals or supernatural beings. Psychics or mediums who
communicate with those who have crossed over sometimes
credit telepathic skills for their abilities.

In scientific communities, the existence of telepathy
is mostly discounted despite a large body of anecdotal
evidence, and a great deal of research into the reality
of telepathy and similar phenomenon.

All humans have the ability to detect and interpret
social cues, but telepathic communication goes beyond
grasping the moods and emotions of others.

Experience has shown that telepathy, as part of our
instinctual perceptions, has helped us survive. It is used 
daily in a variety of ways even by those who don’t think 
they have any special ability. As an instinct inherent in 
all, it can be consciously developed to help us in a 
variety of ways.
          

Resources:

• How to Develop Telepathy
https://www.wikihow.com/Develop-Telepathy
          
• Telepathy: How to Develop Mind-Reading Abilities
https://psychicelements.com/blog/telepathy-how-to-develop-telepathic-abilities/


 
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column! If you have an idea or would love to
contribute, please contact us at tarot@tarotschool.com. 

 

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Best Practices for Professional Readers
COLLEAGUE CONNECTIONS

By Gina Thies
www.tarotadvisor.com  / www.facebook.com/tarotreaders 
www.tarotcoupling.com / www.oraclesoup.org


Good rapport is a necessity in the professional
relationship between readers and their clients. 
This goes a long way toward feeling good about 
what we do and contributes to our long-term success.

Getting along with professional colleagues is just as
important. There is nothing wrong with differences of
opinion or even competition, but this shouldn’t be at
the cost of creating discord and disrespect, as has
been seen in social media outlets recently.

As the social and professional climate across the 
world changes, acceptance of the diversity that 
changes bring is crucial and we must adapt. 
Cultivating strong relationships with our colleagues 
gives us many benefits.

Professional colleague connections help support skill,
business and career development and helps with
understanding the needs of your business and the
direction you want to take for your professional
journey.

Positive colleague connections are not about cliques,
and its core is built on mutual respect or admiration,
trust, acceptance of diversity, willingness to listen
and have open communication, conscientious awareness
and responsibility.

When operating from the highest intent in building
great colleague connections, you’ll have access to a
trusted resource for other professionals. This does not
mean you have to go and “friend” every one that has
an interest in your area of expertise. Finding the best
fit means getting to know those who align with your
goals or may have interest in your projects. To find
those who truly are beneficial to your vision, invest
more time in developing these relationships. In
building great colleague connections, you’ll
appreciate your business more, find support when 
you need it, and experience greater success!