NetNews Usenet Archive 1992 #31/NN_1992_31.iso/spool/alt/pagan/14666

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Subject: Re: Making contact via Circles - Was: A Darkover type circle
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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Micaela Pantke) writes:
>Hello Corun - Stayka is here!
>
>Again apologies for answering via Internet...
>
>First: Is there anybody out there who already has tried to make a
>contact of minds over a BIG distance?! I know there should be no more
>problems than contacting someone in the next room, but I don't think
>it's too easy to convince oneself of the fact...
>
>The other problem (quite correctly stated from you, Corun) is the
>fact that there are at least nine hours difference between Germany
>and whichever timezone in the USA you're living in (I must admit
>utter ignorance...  Germany is one hour behind (east) of Greenwich
>Mean Time.)
>
>I think it could be a problem because of the different 'energy levels'
>in the atmosphere.  When it's night there are few energetic disturbances
>(at least it's how *I* perceive it) than during the daytime.
>

     Yeah, I've tried it before when I was in Minnesota and a boyfriend of mine
(who was Psi-null) was overseas to Japan, Alaska and such.  I always could
pinpoint where he was and when, roughly. I could never get him to respond,
though, which really sucked.  When he left for New York from the St. Pau.
Airport, I knew when he had gone over the border of MN. and when he landed in
New York.  I'm not sure how Time enters into it, but usually when I can follow
something like this I'm tapped into the experiences of the person involved.
There isn't much interference that I've noticed, and I'm not really sure why.
I do know that I have an easier time finding someone my way though.  I just ask
myself, okay, where is he/she now?, and follow where my mind tells me to go.
As for long-distance telepathy, i do know it's possible.  When I was five or
so, my mother, in the midst of a messy divorce, sent me and my younger brother
to my parents in MN, while she went back to Honolulu to wrap things up.
Several days in a row, mostly at night, Grandma could hear me screaming things
to my mother, like "don't go there!" and "Stop that, daddy!", usually in my
sleep, but there was some incidents in the daytime too.  Turns out that about
the same time, taking into account the timezones (7 hours)  my mother was
fighting for her life, and fighting my father.  I've done it since, but
thankfully I've never had that kind of experience to contend with again.
     I've been trying to get through to some Psi-active friends back home, and
so far it's kind of hit-and miss.  You can get through, but I've noticed that
most of the interference comes from the person being distracted, and not so
much from location.(I live in the mountains, which should have some type of
interference, but doesn't so much.)  As for contacting people you haven't
personally met, I suggest setting up a time sometime where you and the other
person can concentrate for an hour on catching and sending messages, with no
distractions.  Practice also makes perfect--practice with friends who are into
this and are a hard to reach.(If you have any that fit these categories.)
                 I love your poetry , such lovely stuff, and I hope this helps,

                 La Mort.