Farsight is telling us repeatedly that telepathy is the standard form of communication throughout the galaxy.
So, let's compare it to the verbal communication humans are used to, and look at the differences.
Verbal communication is a 1:1 or 1:n relationship. One speaker speaks, and at least one recipient receives the spoken words. The meaning is carried through the definition of words. The definitions of the words must be agreed upon beforehand, otherwise the words most certainly will be misinterpreted.
This means that verbal language is a symbolic language. Meaning is wrapped within symbols. Symbols can be combined to create words. In principle, words are also symbols. For example, the word "Farsight" consists of 8 symbols, but the combination of these symbols creates a new symbol. When you read the word "Farsight", you don't read 8 symbols, but one. There's even an auto correction at work: When I write "Farsgiht", you still understand.
Another important aspect is that symbols can change meaning depending on the context in which they are given. For example, the word "well" can mean different things, depending on how you use the word in combination with other words. This concept is called "homonym". If you didn't know that before, you have just learned a new symbol.
Now comes the important part:
When you hear words you already know, you don't consciously think about what they mean. You just understand. For example, the first meaning you associated with the word "well" I mentioned earlier most certainly was not the "artificial excavation, hole or structure for the purpose of withdrawing an underground resource, usually water". You maybe thought about that when I mentioned that the word can mean different things. But you had to recall the other meaning.
And this is where telepathy differs from verbal language. There are no homonyms. There is only meaning.
At this point, people who aren't used to telepathy get confused very easily. They think: How do I have to think when using telepathy? How do I formulate my thoughts? They assume they have to think like they speak or write. They assume they have to craft words in their mind, so the recipient can receive the words as if he was receiving and reading a letter. But this is not how telepathy works.
I myself wondered at this point: But how can it be communication when there are "no strings attached"? What is it I am sending, if not a word? What do I receive? How does it look like?
See, when you have a thought – that formulated thing that's happening in your head in a linear manner – that's actually not the thought. It's a translation program inside your brain translating the tought into language. And to be honest, that doesn't even happen most of the time.
Most thoughts you have throughout the day you don't even recognize. Because you have been trained to only be aware of spoken (or written) language. Remember when I said "no strings attached"? There's a meaning attached to this phrase, and you didn't even recognize how you thought about that. Maybe you recognized that something was off, because I used the phrase in an unusual context. You then thought about that too, and maybe the translation module of your brain tried to put it in words, or recall memories of when you encountered that phrase the last time. Maybe not.
I must admit, I'm new to this stuff. The idea that thoughts don't have form – I never thought of that. 😉
But it somehow makes sense.
Think of a green elephant. Do you see what I mean?
Now to the question that's embedded in the title of this post: How do we apply this in everyday life? It doesn't feel normal.
Imagine the following situation: You suddenly think of a green elephant, but nobody mentioned it. It's just popping up in your head, in an instant, faster than you can say the words. Where does it come from?
Of course telepathic communication must also fulfill the requirement of at least a 1:1 relationship. When there's suddenly a green elephant in your mind, and it's not you who was initiating it, it must come from another being. But how do you know who it is?
No, don't formulate the question inside your mind. You don't need that translation module. Look at the elephant. Look who's standing behind it. Don't expect an image. Maybe you just know. You have to accept that the answer is already there, just like you do it when remote viewing.
Have you ever experienced that you thought about a certain person, and then that exact person was calling, or knocking on the door? That experience doesn't consist of words inside your mind. You just know. You can translate it into words. But you don't need to in order to know.
Now another obvious question: Will I be flooded with information when using telepathy? What if it's like standing in a crowd and everybody is talking at the same time? Can it be overwhelming?
Think about it: You are already standing inside a crowd. You are inside a house with other people, in a city with thousands or even millions of people, on a planet of billions of people. And they are all thinking at the same time.
Okay, there's a "psi suppression field". If they shut it down, will we suddenly hear the thoughts of billions of people?
Again, think about it: Telepathy is either a trait that ISBEs start with, or it is being developed through evolution. In both cases it wouldn't make sense to be overwhelming to the point of incapacitating the ISBE. The ISBE wouldn't be able to do anything and therefore wouldn't exist.
Look at the board meetings. They talk to each other telepathically as if they sit inside a bubble. Every ISBE has its own bubble. It's on you whether you want to extend your bubble or not. You can make it small, which would be the private mode. Think of the "don't disturb" sign on the hotel room door. You can also make the bubble bigger, and have a conference call like they do in the board meetings. Or you synchronize with others directly, like connecting two bubbles with a tunnel. Your bubble is your property. You just need to be aware of it.
What are your experiences with telepathy? Are you aware of it? Do you practice it?