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Jay Shetty PodcastThese Kids Are TELEPATHIC! They Can Read Minds, See Auras & Speak to The Other Side! | Ky Dickens
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WHAT IT’S REALLY ABOUT
Ky Dickens Explains Telepathy, Consciousness and Non-Speakers on The Telepathy Tapes
- Ky Dickens, a former social justice documentary filmmaker, moved into this work after losing two friends and then hearing neuroscientist Dr. Diane Hennacy Powell discuss telepathy claims among non-speakers.
- She says she tested families herself, saw mind-reading repeatedly, and found parents asking not whether it is real but why it happens.
- Dickens argues that consciousness is fundamental rather than produced by the body, and that telepathy, precognition, mediumship and remote viewing all follow from that framework.
- She links the phenomena to apraxia (a mind-body disconnect) rather than autism, and defends spelling to communicate against its critics, calling communication a basic human right.
- Dickens and Jay Shetty discuss ethical research, stressing immersion, payment and respect for non-speakers, and Dickens closes by urging people to presume competence and to cultivate kind thoughts.
IDEAS WORTH REMEMBERING
5 ideasDickens came to this work as a skeptic with a science mind
She was a social justice filmmaker with no spiritual-project background, and says she tested families herself and watched mind-reading happen repeatedly before she believed it.
Parents want explanations, not proof
Dickens says families reached out with their own tests and doubts, and now feel that proof is self-evident, so they ask why it is happening.
The abilities go beyond telepathy
Dickens reports non-speakers describing knowledge of unlearned languages, predictions of the future, auras, messages from the other side, and a shared place called the hill.
She ties the abilities to apraxia rather than autism
Dickens says many non-speakers have apraxia, a disconnect between mind and body, and she suggests that living less in the body makes these gifts easier to tap into.
Consciousness may come first
Dickens proposes inverting the materialist pyramid so consciousness is at the base, which she says would explain psi abilities, and she compares the body to a television that receives a signal.
WORDS WORTH SAVING
5 quotesIf we just invert the triangle, keep everything else the same in the materialist world, just put the consciousness from the top to the bottom, then we can explain all of this.
— Ky Dickens
When you see it, you can't unsee it. When you're in the room and you experience it, you can't un-experience it.
— Ky Dickens
If you can't ask a question because people are afraid of the answer, I mean, that's troubling, and it's also limiting.
— Ky Dickens
If you are conscious about those thoughts all the time and making them pure and loving, it's not scary if someone's reading them, you know?
— Ky Dickens
I think the non-speakers have a lot to offer, and they can talk about this themselves, what's going on.
— Ky Dickens
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SPEAKERS
Ky Dickens
guestDocumentary and social-justice filmmaker and host/creator of the podcast series “The Telepathy Tapes.”
Jay Shetty
hostHost of “On Purpose,” former monk and author focused on mindfulness and wellness.
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