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Originally Posted by Lorelyen
There seems to be a contradiction here. The phrases I marked in bold. Please can you clarify?
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I have not met her in the physical, only in spirit. She appeared to me about a year after the rest of my soul team. Right away, something felt different, like there was a magnetism between us that was much older than anything I'd felt with any of my other guides. Maybe that was the TF feeling, but I wasn't aware of the concept at the time so I wasn't ready for it?
Anyway, I've read that the sensation of TF activation only happens when your and your TF's eyes meet. I've only ever seen her in spirit, so I wasn't sure whether that "requirement" had been met... sounds silly in hindsight
That said, we've had daily contact for over 15 years now. I've never heard of an experience like my own, so for a long time I had doubts about whether she was my twin flame or just a soul mate. I'm sure I've met other soul mates though, and this particular spirit feels nothing like anything else I've ever met in a big way. If she's not my twin flame, then I don't know what she is.
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Well, you're a Leo and Leos are capable of marvellous things. It's an interesting question. Another topic a week ago made me retrieve my old notes about neurobiology (to do with marketing), which got me thinking. I accept that telepathy is possible. How it happens still mystifies everyone. But the brain is a "social organ" as much as it controls individual actions. It seems to "contact" (and in a way, regulate) the brains of others. Well, it's obvious when you think. How often has someone yawned and the person with them has almost immediately yawned, etc. a reflex action. So I suppose if a telepathic shot was highly refined it might provoke physical / sensual / somatic responses. It could be there are no tricks but just the work of mind stilling, getting into a state of pure consciousness to allow it to happen. In my experience, contact "on the astral" has caused some very real physical sensations so something is at work somehow. (However, I'm just a dilettante with this stuff...An interesting area for research all the same.)
Let's see what others have to say.
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There was a fascinating story going around very recently where they discovered our neurons have photoreceptors and are capable of producing light. In quantum physics we find that photons can be entangled, which means if that light particle moves then any particle entangled to it moves as well, no matter where it is in the universe and at the exact same moment in time. This is the basis of quantum communication - if you can interpret 1's and 0's from a light particle moving up and down, you can send a message to any quantum computer anywhere instantaneously. If the human brain is capable of doing the same (and it seems as though it's already equipped - it's got light sources and light receptors, after all), then we have telepathy. Heck, this could even provide an explanation for how twin flames are inexplicably drawn towards each other.
Here's the best way I can describe what I'm experiencing with my guides and my TF and calling telepathy... Perhaps it is different for everyone, or I'm experiencing something else. Either way, this is what it feels like...
Imagine you're standing in a room with someone, and you're looking at them. Two key things happen in your brain: You see the image of a person standing in the space before you, and your brain is identifying the person you're looking at, recalling all your memories and things you'd like to say to them. When I work with my guides or my TF, it's like the latter happens without the former. I actually feel a space in the room "occupied," even though no one's there and anyone/anything can pass through it. That's where I'll find their energy and what I focus on when I want to converse. The same happens with words too.
As for touch, there have been times when, during deep meditation, I've felt very light electric tingles on my arms or shoulders, like someone placing their fingertips on me. We can't seem to get beyond that though, no matter how much we try (and perhaps because we're anticipating it too much). It's hardly consistent either, and the more I try the less successful I become. I feel like I have to train myself to not want the thing I want most... fifteen years and counting, still don't have that one down yet!
At the end of the day, I have to remind myself none of this is physical and not likely to be perceived physically. Unless, theoretically, you could develop a synesthesia with the part of your brain that perceives spirit.