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Mind to mind communication or dialogue, between two or more minds, without any verbal words spoken, is psychic phenomena, known as telepathy. The depth of this type of communication is transfer of thoughts, ideas, feelings, sensations or mental images. In 2005, Gallup poll showed thirty-one percent, believe in telepathy, compared 36 percent, fifteen years earlier. Telepathy is a form of Extra Sensory Perception (ESP), and the "sixth sense." In the Kabbalah and Hassidism beliefs, power of thought is considered, highest of three powers of the psyche: Thought, speech, and action. As well, Channeling and telepathy are similar, by receiving transmission and information, from nonphysical being. Common, form of telepathy occurs spontaneously, during a crisis situation, in a situation of injury or danger, using telepathic communication to a friend or relative. After receiving a telepathic message, recipient may alter their daily schedule or travel plans, call to inquire or contact other person. Other situations, thinking about someone, you haven't thought about in a long time. Then person calls, whether being a coincidence or telepathic phenomena. Highest percentage of telepathic ability occurs 68 percent of the time, between identical twins, followed by brothers or sisters. Other forms of telepathy include, communicating with a deceased person, relative, friend or animal.

Research of mind communication, started by Society of Psychical Research, founded in 1882, studies psychic or paranormal phenomena. Their early studies, reported in 1886, in a two volume work "Phantasms of the Living," introduced the term 'telepathy," replacing an earlier term "thought transference." One of their experiments: A person in one room tried to transmit a two-digit number, a taste or visual image, to a receiver (person), in another room. Dr. Rupert Sheldrak, author and natural scientist with a Ph.D. in biochemistry, developed various experiments, which examines ability of telepathy. One of these experiments: Looking at photograph of a person, who is seated, in another room. Trying to send a telepathic message, to that person. Throughout history, telepathy has been referred: The power of the "third eye."

Studying telepathy has presented, interesting observations. Women are more likely, receivers of telepathic communication. Possible explanation, women are more in touch with their emotions, and rely more, on their intuition, than men. Monitoring electroencephalogram brain activity, during

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