Mind Reading 1 – The introduction

Does mind reading exist? See the proof.

In human language there is a word: "mind reading".

In our rushing world it is no exaggeration to say that we rarely meet anyone who would be capable of the science of mind reading. And if someone is capable of it, why would they spread the word? It is a special gift, and it hides a secret, happy life.

Similar "superpowers" appear in films, and people flock to the cinemas to live the lives of the main characters. Returning home after the film, recharged, they feel happy for a few hours, but then "Let's stick to the facts, I'm not capable of this, only he is... And anyway, it's all fake..." – the majority keeps telling themselves, so they carry on with their unhappy lives just as if they had never seen the superpowered hero on the cinema screen.

But didn't the viewers pay for the cinema ticket precisely so that the maker of the film would change their lives, just as he changed his own by releasing his film?

That is, the maker of the film created the film for this purpose: because he foresaw people's thoughts, that in the future, once his film is finished, they will go to the cinema, pay for the ticket, and the maker will get rich from the takings. This is the first proof that mind reading exists. Not only does it exist, but serious wealth and happiness await whoever takes it seriously.

Everyone longs for this superpower. And this ability can be learnt. Obviously only by someone who believes in such "madness", and who has not yet lost the ability to read as well. For we have forgotten the ability of mind reading. More precisely, we were forced to forget it.

Do you remember school subjects like "Mind reading theory – practice"?

I only remember subjects like "Forget mind reading immediately, be unhappy for your whole life theory – practice". That was the purpose of the compulsory school subjects, and let's admit that this dumbing-down system works quite effectively. Repairing what they destroyed in us is laborious work, because it was worn out of our minds deliberately and according to plan, just as reading is slowly being worn out now, because we watch everything on video.

Here, at the very beginning of this series of articles, I would like to dispel a misconception: the ability of mind reading does not consist of someone asking you "Tell me what colour I'm thinking of", and you immediately answering with a smile. Those who believe this will be disappointed. The craft of mind reading is far loftier than to waste even a minute on such nit-picking, constantly criticising people.

Remember the film maker. How many doubting, ill-wishing people may have wanted to talk him out of reading the thoughts of those viewers who, on seeing the premiere of the film, would immediately go to the cinemas? If he had listened to the unhappy, doubting people, he would never have become a creator, and could never have got rich from his film...

Returning to the analysis of "Tell me what colour I'm thinking of": does a blind person perhaps know colours? If they have never seen a colour, it is rather humiliating to ask of them: "Tell me what colour I'm thinking of!", isn't it?

Then it would turn out that a blind person, who has never seen colours, is happier than the one whom their very sight makes blind...

The introduction

Let's look at a story. Suppose there is a person who is truly capable of mind reading. He goes to a party, and tells the company that he is a mind reader. How would people react to this? What's more, what if you were the one introducing yourself like this at a party?

Situational exercises help the science of mind reading extremely effectively. So if you are able to imagine this situation, then you may already be able to read minds right now, or at least you are close to it…

Whose thoughts are you reading?

Let's look at the continuation of the story, the people's reaction: suppose the company despises the one who claimed to be a mind reader. (obviously few people would stay alone with him to ask him about the mysteries of mind reading...)

But what if he was thinking of his own thoughts while he said "I am a mind reader."?

Isn't this characteristic of every waking minute of every person? Don't we read our own thoughts day after day, even several thousand times? Of course we do. We just usually say that something came to mind.

Consequently, if the human mind is so often characterised by the activity of reading our thoughts several thousand times a day, then shouldn't everyone rather introduce themselves by saying that mind reading is their occupation?

Don't think of this as a childish play on words or philosophising. This is an extremely serious matter, and this is also where the science of "know thyself" begins.

You read your thoughts all day long. But over the years this has become so natural to you that you don't stop to think about it. People are convinced that it is so natural that there is no point in examining it more closely; what's more, they look strangely at anyone who studies it.

And here I would note something. If there were no point in all this, in analysing the world of human consciousness, thoughts and words, then how is it possible today that we sit down in front of a computer and a "non-human" answers the questions we ask? How is it possible that a non-human is able to understand texts, images and videos, and generate software?

If there is ever a right time to examine our own minds more closely, isn't it now, when an entity with extraordinary intelligence appears in the history of humanity?

Look at your life from the outside...

Imagine that you are swimming in a river, and it is carrying you along. It has been carrying you until now, and this seemed natural. But suddenly you notice a person on the bank who is watching you. Through this person's eyes you catch sight of yourself in the current of the river. Thus you begin to look at your life as an outside observer. And once you have become an outside observer, you will be able to observe not only your own thoughts, but anyone's mind. While the river was carrying you, you couldn't see the other people, because the waves hid them. But from the bank it is clearly visible that the river is not carrying you alone, but others beside you as well.

So the first step on the road to mind reading is a change of perspective. You have to step out onto the riverbank in order to observe yourself and others as they drift in the current.

And this is the point in time when it is decided who truly wants to regain the wonderful ability of mind reading for themselves. Whoever is closed off, and has no perseverance, will never become a mind reader. And whoever is not a mind reader will eventually be ashamed when their thoughts are read.

Why is this good at all?

Simple. Successful people became successful because they imagined themselves successful in the future, and believed in it 100%. This is a fact. And the example of the film maker also serves as proof that you have to see into the future to succeed.

Whoever knows the other person's thoughts knows how the person facing them will react. And whoever knows how the other will react is perfectly able to steer human communication, because they can extract every piece of information from the other's consciousness. So mind reading in fact bestows enormous wisdom and knowledge on whoever practises it.

Whoever communicates perfectly is never surprised, because things happen the way they planned them in advance.

There is no third way

If you are now thinking that, in that case, the most important thing for you is to learn the science of mind reading right away, then perhaps I really did foresee your thoughts. And if you are thinking that none of this makes any sense, then perhaps I really did foresee this possibility too.

There is no third way. Decide. Now.

Michael Zayin.