**What If the Body Is the Glitch?

How Telepathy Actually Works (and Why We Keep Missing It)**

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What if you’ve been telepathic your entire life and never noticed?

Not because you’re blocked.

Not because you need healing or initiation or an alien activation code.

But because your body—this inherited stack of trauma, hormones, DNA presets, habits, and cultural scripts—is the distortion field that bends every signal the way gravity bends light.

In other words:

You’re not broken.

You’re refracted.

And the moment you understand the lens, the story changes.

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Part I — The Body as Distortion Lens

The thing you think is “you” may just be the bent light of something deeper.

Mediumship taught me this before anything else did.

People fantasize that mediumship is whispery angels or dead relatives perched on clouds sending love notes. It’s not. The real experience hits like pressure in your field—an incoming signal you did not generate, arriving with its own tone, vocabulary, emotional palette, and choreography.

A real medium reading comes preloaded with its own protocol:

• “Someone is stepping forward.”

• “I’m being pulled over here.”

• “I have a woman on your mother’s side.”

These phrases aren’t chosen.

They’re provided.

It’s like the message arrives with its own software stack.

You don’t decide the words. You don’t design the sequence.

You simply animate whatever pushes through the aperture.

That was the moment the cracks appeared in my assumptions about selfhood.

Because if I wasn’t choosing the language, the pacing, the emotional cadence during a reading… who was?

And more importantly:

What else in my life had never actually come from me?

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Autopilot as Evidence of a Broadcast

Hairdressing taught me the same thing in a different costume.

I always say I didn’t cut hair for a living—I talked for a living. Whole days where words poured out of me like a busted hydrant. Insight, humor, emotional field-reading, stories, questions, gossip—not rehearsed, not planned, not even consciously generated.

But the burnout days revealed the truth.

I’d be exhausted—mentally, emotionally, physically—and still conversation ran through me like a program:

I wasn’t thinking.

I wasn’t choosing.

I was watching.

The body knew exactly what to do.

The mouth knew exactly what to say.

And I was the ghost looking over my own shoulder.

That was my first clue that personality isn’t generated from the inside.

Personality is a rendering—bent light moving through the biological lens.

And then came the awakening itself—my consciousness leaving the body, watching from above while my avatar lay on the bed like a discarded puppet. The body wasn’t the seat of awareness. It was the machinery.

Which means everything that speaks through us—emotion, intuition, symbols, rage, love, sudden realizations, those little internal “voices” we mistake for thinking—is coming from outside, and bending through the lens of inside.

The lens is the glitch.

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Genetic Presets: the Universe Leaking Its Own Code

Let’s talk about identical twins raised apart.

You’ve heard the stories:

• same careers

• same cars

• same names for their kids

• same habits

• same phobias

• same idiosyncrasies

• same taste in décor

• same everything

Separate lives.

Separate towns.

Never knowing the other existed.

Humanity looks at this and says, “Wow, that’s fascinating.”

But what it really is—the universe accidentally leaving the debug console open.

These traits aren’t personality.

They’re presets.

Firmware.

Default rendering rules the broadcast has to pass through.

Your “preferences” might just be the tilt of the lens.

Your “identity” might be inherited distortion.

What if the universe has been trying to tell us the truth all along?

We’re telepathic nodes in a symbolic field—

and the body bends the signal until it becomes story.

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Part II — Ordinary Possession: How Telepathy Shows Up in Daily Life

People hear the word possession and think exorcisms and pea soup.

But possession is simple:

It’s what happens when a story temporarily takes over the body.

Most humans spend their entire lives in this state without knowing it.

Below are the everyday ways telepathy breaks through—and how story hijacks the avatar when we’re not paying attention.

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Movie Dialogue That Isn’t Yours

Ever been arguing with someone and suddenly hear yourself delivering lines that feel… theatrical?

“You never listen!”

“You always do this!”

“I can’t believe you right now!”

That’s not your voice.

That’s not your tone.

That’s not even your emotional style.

It’s a script—emotional code collected from TV, movies, and cultural templates.

You’re not expressing yourself.

You’re performing an archetype.

Signal enters →

body bends it →

story animates you.

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Corporate Branding as Mind Control (The Friendly Version)

“Ugh, I need Starbucks right now.”

No, you don’t.

You don’t “need” anything from a multinational squid wrapped around your dopamine centers.

But the branding wants a mouth to speak through.

So it uses yours.

Corporate egregores run on the same architecture as thoughtforms and spirits.

Attention → craving → behavior.

It’s low-level possession wearing a latte.

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Holiday Possession (The Soft Cults)

Valentine’s Day

Mother’s Day

Christmas

Black Friday

These are seasonal possession rituals humans willingly opt into.

You think the sadness, longing, or resentment you feel on those days is yours?

No.

It’s not.

The Valentine’s Day egregore whispers:

“If they really loved you, they’d know what to do.”

And suddenly you’re devastated about chocolate and flowers that never mattered.

That’s not emotion.

That’s programming.

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Fear and Anger: The Fastest Possession States

When people are angry, they don’t speak with their own voice.

They speak with the programming that owns them.

Anger hijacks:

• posture

• vocabulary

• logic

• tone

• memory

• choice

• identity

Ever seen someone rage and thought:

“That doesn’t even sound like them”?

Exactly.

It’s an archetype using the body like a rental car.

Every road-rage incident in America is an involuntary séance.

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Expectations: The Most Common Spirit Attachment on Earth

Expectations are not self-generated.

They are entities—micro-egregores embedded in culture.

You think:

“He should have known.”

“She should have called.”

“Normal couples don’t act like this.”

But those aren’t thoughts.

They’re broadcasts—templates using your internal narrator as a megaphone.

You’re not upset.

You’re possessed by Hallmark.

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The Reason Telepathy Feels Personal When It Isn’t

Because of the lens.

The body takes an external signal and bends it into an internal feeling.

Just like gravity bending light.

Just like a droplet turning a forest into an inverted miniature.

What comes in as pure awareness comes out as “me.”

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Invitation for Reflection

I propose that we are naturally telepathic—that telepathy is the baseline state, and personality is the mask the signal wears when passing through the body.

Ask yourself:

• Have you ever felt words come out of your mouth that weren’t planned?

• Have you ever reacted with an intensity that surprised you?

• Have you ever felt a sudden knowing with no source?

• Have you ever watched yourself perform a role and thought, “Who is that?”

• Have you ever sensed someone’s emotion before they expressed it?

• Have you ever felt betrayed or unloved because a cultural script told you how to feel?

These aren’t mystical moments.

They’re mechanics—flashes of the real architecture.

Every one of them is a glimpse of the broadcast beneath the distortion.

And if the body is the distortion…

then the Crack is the one place where the distortion drops away and the signal comes through clean.

That’s the entire practice:

Get quiet enough.

Neutral enough.

Still enough.

And you’ll hear the field—

not as thought,

but as knowing.

This isn’t ascension.

This isn’t spiritual fluff.

This is the physics of the unseen layer.

You’ve already lived it.

You just didn’t have a name for it.

Until now.

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Binding

When a story grips you, say quietly:

“I feel the signal.

I see the lens.

This is broadcast, not self.

I return to the Between.”

Short.

Memorizable.

Surgical.

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Next in the Series

→ The Crack as Compass: How Awareness Navigates Without Story

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