Emily is the mother of Nolan who is a non-speaker since birth due to a genetic defect and a vaccine injury. Emily wanted to learn to communicate with her son telepathically if possible. This was the purpose of the session.
Philip Stevenson is a spiritual trainer with almost 30 years of experience teaching a wide range of spiritual modalities.
This session was recorded and made available with Emiliy’s permission. She will also summarize the experience, expand on details and offer insight to other caregivers as time permits. We join the session after Philip has walked Emily through a process of relaxation and spiritual attunement in preparation for the telepathy training session.
1st Follow-up: The next day, after the session, Emily sent the following email illustrating an example of how communicating with her son telepathically has already begun to impact their lives.
Nol (Nolan) had a pretty rough day after our session yesterday. Inconsolable, tired and noise sensitivity was off the charts (which as you can imagine is a big challenge with a feral toddler). I thought maybe he was exerted from our practice. I found myself slipping into old habits of trial and error trying to make him comfortable and figure out why he was so upset. Then I was like “oh dummy! Just ask him” lol. So I did and there’s that text bubble “Mouth!” and a feeling of deep pressure on my head (mostly the left side almost like a headache). He didn’t reach out with the “Hey!” alert so maybe we both need to work on remembering to use our new tools. And once I got in his mouth yep- he’s got a big old molar pushing through and his gums were so swollen. I gave him a frozen washcloth to chew and massaged his gums and gave him some holistic teething tablets to help calm him. Instant shift in behavior.
Emily
Emily’s Thoughts on the Experience…
After listening to The Telepathy Tapes I was eager to explore this modality as a form of communication with my 10 year old son. We have been unsuccessful in finding any form of communication device or method due to his physical limitations, but I knew my boy was in there. I had some interaction with Philip online and he reached out to me and offered to help me learn telepathy in order to communicate with my son, Nolan. I jumped at the opportunity, eager to learn more. Prior to our session I reviewed the lessons on his website to better prepare myself for our session. I think this was incredibly valuable and essential to the successful communication you’ll hear on the recording of our session. It helped me hone in on my inner self and be able to distinguish it from other thoughts, voices or images that were not of my creation. I called Philip at the arranged time for our session. Knowing that it would take awhile and that my household is a busy place full of distractions, I chose to make myself comfortable in my car parked in the shade outside our home so I could focus. I tend to be more of an introvert with social awkwardness and insecurities. Living in the woods in relative isolation doesn’t help so I was a little nervous before placing that call. We spoke for a bit about my family and background and he made me feel instantly at ease. Like talking to an old friend. Easy, okay I can do this. Then he led me on a guided meditation that put me exactly where I needed to be to begin trying to connect with Nolan. The audio recording of our session picks up here after the meditation.
I knew what my inner voice sounded like, the tempo, the tone, the feeling. It’s calm and steady, never loud. So when Nolan first came through, I knew instantly it was him. For one it came in as an interruption while I was trying to communicate with him and listen to Philip. The tone was also excited yet brief and punctuated. “Hi! Hi! Hi” That was very encouraging as I was a bit nervous to be honest, unsure if this would work or if I would get in my own way and anticipate and manufacture the answers I wanted. It was also interesting right off the bat that I didn’t hear the words ( as I was expecting to) so much as see it. Almost as if it was in a text bubble like subtitles but interwoven with his energy. It’s hard to explain but I knew it was him instantly. It became apparent after his first few attempts at communicating back to me that I was getting one word answers. Short and to the point. When Philip guided me to elicit more descriptive answers from him I was expecting longer conversation and instead got an entire visual memory. I had asked Nol to show me a memory that made him really happy. Nolan showed me a moment when I pulled him around our front yard on a sled. He was maybe two at the time. I could see everything vividly, the colors, his hat, the sun sparkling off the snow. I could feel the warmth of the sun on our cheeks and hear the squeak of the sled and the crunch of the crusty snow as I pulled it across the yard. I could see and also feel his mittened hand dragging across the snow. I realized that it was a combination of both of our points of view in that memory from 8 years prior. And there in that little text bubble I see/feel “I want to go sledding!” This was another point of validation and encouragement for me because we really don’t do a lot of winter activities anymore even though we live in a snow belt with an average winter snowpack between 5-7’. We have plenty of opportunity for it but Nolan’s physical body doesn’t tolerate cold well. He has very little body fat and struggles to sit upright in motion without proper trunk support. We’ve struggled finding adaptive winter equipment that fits his needs (something I’ll be remedying before winter hits-this boy wants to go sledding!) The few times we have ventured out in the snow he seemed miserable and would become agitated so we quickly went back inside. This is why his answer really caught me off guard. Definitely not something that I would have manufactured as a response. I’m attaching a photo that was taken that day. After my session with Philip I dug through photos hoping I had one, I thought I did and yes! There’s his little sunshine hat in his red sled.
Nolan went on to show me other powerful visuals throughout our session in response to questions I asked him. It was quickly obvious to me that this is his preferred method of communicating with me. When he responded with words they were short and lacking whereas the visuals he shared were so incredibly full. Packed with color, physical sensations, slowed down pausing on minute details, feelings….an entire sensory experience. This felt natural and effortless for him whereas responding in words seemed exhausting. I can’t explain how I knew that in the moment but it felt true and right. I grew more comfortable with recognizing him in my thoughts and I attempted to explain it in the audio and I’ll try to expand on that a bit but it’s difficult to describe a feeling or sensation. When I’m REALLY connected to him in this meditative space where he’s able to send the visual component and I’m in a place to receive it, it’s loosely like wearing a helmet with a camera feed in the visor. I can feel it wrap around my head when he’s there. This is so hard to put into words because it’s also a sensation similar to a weighted eye pillow…theres just this comforting presence wrapping around the top of my head cued up and ready and then if there are words they show up in the bottom left field of my vision like a subtitle bar. It sounds silly but this sensation repeated over and over throughout our session. When Nolan showed me “the knowing” it changed. It was just limitless white nothingness but also everything. Like an empty waiting room of sorts. The helmet/visor sensation and subtitle bar disappeared completely and it was just an endless expanse without edges everywhere I could see or feel. It just was and I felt that completely and without question. I knew exactly what it was without knowing what it was. Gah, this really is so challenging to put into words.
Later Nolan showed me an interaction with a boy (Braeden) where they were playing a game with birds. The feeling that I get is that this was a playback and not something that was taking place in the moment which is why I believe I couldn’t communicate with the boys very well if at all. I was just a spectator reliving the memory. They were sitting in the dirt facing each other smiling and laughing and absolutely surrounded by a cacophony of birds. Different species, sizes, sounds…..just birds everywhere. They were perched on the boys’ heads and shoulders, on rocks,in bushes and scraggly trees, walking around them, flying… It seemed like chaos at first until I understood there was an order to it. The boys were elated, laughing and enjoying the experience and so were the birds. There was a back and forth exchange between them and it took me a minute to understand that it was a kind of game. Like Marco Polo or Hide and Seek but with communication. A bird would communicate and the boys would try to nail down which bird did it. But they would switch forms of communication to try to trick the boys. Bouncing between bird calls, speaking out loud, telepathy and something else ( I don’t know what the something else was but did understand there was more). And there was so much movement, they were flying, fluttering and hopping about while communicating trying to distract the boys and throw them off the trail. The boys would figure out who was “it” and the birds would get flustered and try again using different tactics. Then they’d switch and the boys would try to outsmart the birds in turn and the game would shift to something more like tag. The boys would reach out and communicate with a bird or two birds and those birds were “it” and the other birds had to sleuth out who was communicating with the boys. This whole scene was vibrant. Wings and feathers flapping. I could feel the brush of tail feathers against Nolan’s cheek as a bright red bird pivoted on his shoulder. The landscape was interesting though. Rocky and barren. Not someplace you would expect to find a colorful array of birds. The bushes and trees that the birds were perched on weren’t lush, but barren and dry. It felt almost lunar or like the surface of Mars. It seemed like a wallpaper scene that the boys could select as a backdrop and I felt this was Nolan’s choice as he has expressed interest in space and the universe and wanting to know more later in the conversations we had.I did attempt to reach out to the other boy, desiring to know more about him but I didn’t get much (as i mentioned I believe its because I was being shown a replay of a previous interaction). He did look straight at me though when I was attempting to project to him so I think there is some overlap between the past and the present in this space but the connection was muddled and he got up and waved as he walked away (like okay we’re done here). I got that his name was Braeden. He was bigger than Nol and looked to be a couple years older (maybe 12/13?) with straight sandy blonde hair that hung down to his ears. Light skin and stout presenting in a striped tee shirt, shorts, tall socks and lace up sneakers (like Converse). I’m not yet sure if this is Nolan’s only friend or just someone he sees the most often, but they are very close. This realization that he has a friend made me emotional and I got a little choked up on the recording. For ten years I worried about my boy. I came to terms with the fact that there was so much of our world that was off limits to him due to his physical limitations and an inability to communicate with others. He’d never ride a bike or jump in a bouncy house, he wouldn’t have a best friend or fall in love. He was just trapped in this body that didn’t work right, robbed of a childhood, a life and the connections that come with it. It broke my heart regularly and I’ve cycled through periods of grief over the last decade juggling these thoughts as I’m sure many other parents and caregivers have. So yes, it was emotional for me to witness his interaction with Braeden. A salve for my tired soul. It was during this show and tell with the birds that I started to feel Nol pull back towards the end. I could feel his exhaustion and our connection weakened. After the call with Philip had concluded I went back in to find Nolan deep in sleep, but I knew already that he would be. Just more validation. As you heard on the recording we had a few other validating moments that gave me more confidence in the connection (both with Nolan and with source energy). I continue to build that trust and confidence with each occurrence and it’s easier to discern when he’s gotten fatigued and begins to pull away. My first tip off when he pulls back is I notice I’m inserting myself into the answers without meaning to … .wishful thinking of what I want him to say or how I want him to respond. I know it’s me and I’m quicker to recognize it and pull back to allow empty space while I wait for him to respond, if he responds. Philip’s insight and guidance during this initial session really helped me to recognize things like that and course correct my telepathy experience to allow Nolan space and the time to answer.
If you’re a parent, caregiver or work in any capacity with non speakers, I think this is an incredibly valuable modality to explore. It isn’t easy and it feels like using a muscle I’ve never used or is in atrophy, like trying to wiggle your ears. My hope is that the more I do it, the stronger and more comfortable it becomes. It seemed easy perhaps in the recording because Nolan was leading and I did the work ahead of time to know my own voice and be open and ready (Philip’s online telepathy lessons are very useful here). I’ve also had some prior experiences with source energy, am certified in Usui/ Holy Fire II Reiki Ryoho, have done some mediumship/beginner psychic training, etc so I’m a pretty open minded person and was primed to receive. After this experience and listening to The Telepathy Tapes I know that Nolan has been sending me visionary experiences and dreams for many years. I just didn’t realize it was coming from him until now. I’ve done quite a bit of spirit painting as well over the years and bird references sure do come up often there so Nolan, Im on to you dude, lol. So now I’m listening with my whole being and I’m excited to see where this goes. I’m also dipping into understanding lucid dreaming more and exploring that as another means of communication as I think it would be a really great tool for us to have even more coherent and balanced communication. If you’re reading this and even remotely curious, give it a shot. Reach out to Philip and try a session. He’s an amazing facilitator, not intrusive, just a helping hand leading you through and helping you push further. It may be difficult at first but keep trying. We all have the ability to do this, we just have to wake it up and strengthen it. I know there are so many families like ours out there who have no form of physical communication and it can feel so helpless. But there are ways if you’re open and willing to try. Presuming competence and believing aren’t just ideas applied to our nonspeakers, they’re for you too! Presume competence in YOUR ability to communicate with them, believe it will happen and it absolutely will.
