Projecting your thoughts

Experiment shows that thoughts are things that other people can detect

by Jose Silva

What is ESP? The original definition meant "extra sensory perception," but scientific research has proven that definition to be inaccurate.

Subjective communication is not an extra sense; it is a prior sense, something everyone has but not everyone develops and uses consciously.

Subjective communication takes place during alpha brain wave activity. During alpha dream time, many people have "precognitive" dreams - they dream of something, and then it happens shortly afterwards.

Since your brain dips into alpha for very brief periods just microseconds approximately thirty times every minute, it is possible to have flashes of insight, intuition, creative thought, perception, awareness, while in a waking state.

When you stop and think about it, there is a very good chance that you have had moments when subjective communication was working for you even though you had no training at all to develop this faculty.

So we have retained the familiar initials - ESP - and changed the meaning to Effective Sensory Projection. In the Silva mind training system, we begin to develop the ability to use these subjective senses effectively, and in addition to perceiving information, we also project those senses to seek our information to aid us in correcting problems.

Information is available to us if we project to it and obtain it. This page existed before you became aware of it and projected your sense of eyesight to it to obtain the information it contains. Similarly, you can project your mind -which is the master sense of human intelligence to become aware of information if you desire to do so.

Once you have projected your mind to the information, then you need to express this information in a form that is familiar to biological intelligence so that you can use it in the physical world. You may express this information as images (imagination/visualization) or as words or as feelings, or even as taste and smell.

In the first half of the Silva UltraMind ESP System you practice projecting your mind to various places to obtain information, and you practice expressing this information in various ways. You project into metals and leaves, and once you project into the objects you sense and describe to yourself the appearance, the amount of light, the temperature, the odor, the sound and how they feel when you subjectively knock on them. When you use your physical hand to "make believe" you are knocking on the object, in the subjective dimension you are knocking on the object.

You project to the anatomy of a pet and express what you sense by describing how the anatomy looks and feels as you conduct your subjective investigation. Later in the second half of the UltraMind ESP System you do the same with human anatomy.

When you create an image to express what you are sensing, this image aids you in focusing your mind on the subject so you can sense even more information, and sense it more accurately.

In the Silva UltraMind ESP System, you go through all levels and kingdoms in the subjective dimension. You condense the evolutionary process as you project to the inanimate kingdom, the animate (plant and animal) kingdom, and to the human kingdom. Once you are familiar with all kingdoms, you can function at any level and correct problems wherever they exist.

The more you practice projecting your mind to gather information, the more accurate you become. However, it is best to practice projecting to real problem areas and correcting those problems. When there are real problems to correct, you will be more accurate. If you are just playing and there is no real purpose, eventually you will probably lose what ability you have.

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