Telepathy: Where Do My Thoughts Actually Come From?

Today I want to share some intuitively pulled statistics on where my thoughts come from. The result is fascinating...

I did this exercise back in June of this year, because I was curious about where my thoughts actually come from. This came on the heels of watching one of Mari's videos at the time. She might have reposted it as a short video or it might have just shown up in my YouTube feed--which is itself a telepathic field of myself and my immediate soul family. The things they are thinking about often show up there in terms of topics, titles, thumbnails. It's a very interesting phenomenon.

"Telepathic fields" has been everywhere all the sudden. Somebody is examining this very deeply, and it isn't me at the moment. Probably 'Yanna if I had to guess.

Anyway, I updated the statistics today, because once again that particular series of videos from Mari is showing up in my feed. And it made me realize I hadn't updated it in a while.

So, here it is...where my thoughts come from.

Random thoughts

• 6% from incarnated self
• 10% from Soul
• 49% from immediate soul family
• 19% from friends
• 18% from ship crew
• 4% from Taygetan collective

Jokes/funny comments

• 8% from incarnated self
• 18% from Soul
• 59% from immediate soul family
• 14% from friends
• 17% from ship crew
• 7% from Taygetan collective

 Thoughts on galactic matters/exopolitics 

• 5% from incarnated self
• 25% from Soul
• 51% from immediate soul family
• 16% from friends
• 15% from ship crew
• 13% from Taygetan collective

In-depth (metaphysics, relationships, spirituality)

• 8% from incarnated self
• 20% from Soul
• 57% from immediate soul family
• 17% from friends
• 17% from ship crew
• 7% from Taygetan collective

Random "What if..." or "I wonder..." thoughts

• 4% from incarnated self
• 18% from Soul
• 52% from immediate soul family
• 13% from friends
• 15% from ship crew
• 5% from Taygetan collective

Emotions/feelings

• ​6% from incarnated self
• 9% from Soul
• 42% from immediate soul family
• 8% from friends
• 13% from ship crew
• 15% from Taygetan collective

When I first did this exercise, it was very sobering to realize the vast majority of thoughts aren't even mine. Yes, I listened to what Mari was saying, but sometimes I need that information presented in a specific way for it to really hit home. In this case, a statistical representation of what's actually happening was necessary.

So, all these thoughts just enter my head and I think they are mine. It was even more sobering to realize that my incarnated self really doesn't do a whole lot of thinking. At all. My ego was not happy about that. I had to reassure it that it didn't mean we were stupid, and that thinking with the brain is rather overrated (it is, brain usually just goes in circles).

It also reminds me of something important: my thoughts literally are not me. They do not constitute me. It is not "I think, therefore I am". Nor is it "I am, therefore I think". It is "I am, therefore I receive".

That said, there is something remarkably comforting about half of my thoughts being my immediate soul family. That our telepathic connection is strong enough that I can receive that much and that frequently.

I thank you for your time. Adiamas.

​--Kyriel