[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you so much for sharing your concerns!

Again, though, I return to your challenge at post 131:

I was just curious if anyone was claiming there were verifiable instances of telepathy. Personal testimony is pretty worthless when not backed up by disinterested witnesses.

Leaving retrocognition, precognition and clairvoyance out of the discussion - and focusing only the question you raised, i.e. verifiable instances of telepathy --- I offered to you one guy and thousands of documented telepathic instances.

Sure, we might wish to be dismissive because of the Atlantis retrocognitions - or the new age theology he picked up from his reading with Arthur Lammers (Cayce was very suggestive per his work with Layne.) Some might wish to be dismissive out of hand on the basis that he might have been controlled by demons.

But in the end, on both the Cayce website and on the Christian rebuttal website - the instances of telepathy actually happened and were documented and witnessed by third parties. Seems to me that fits your challenge for verifiable instances of telepathy.

If you wish to dismiss Cayce altogether, fine. Nevertheless, there is much evidence that he was telepathic and no evidence that he committed fraud in that regard, as far as I know.

[js1138]

I prefer to believe Cayce was a fraud, or perhaps a self-deluded fool managed by frauds. I invite you to present me an example of anyone with any psychic power who can pass a reasonable investigation.