From "Linking by Gnome":
"The easiest method for severing a link, and cleaning up old fuzz for that matter, is the Rattle. Now I won?t take credit for this one as Rainsong introduced me to it. Basically, all you do is imagine a rattle shaking all around you. Feel the weight of it and the vibrations the rattle-filling is making. It?s a surprisingly useful tool and can easily sever quick session links. Other ways to sever a link is making a shield but cutting out a square hole in it where you imagine the link coming in from. Then you attach one of those futuristic space doors that automatically open and close to the side to the square hole, making the door sharp and cutting the link. That?s a method I use on and off and it works very well. You can cut it with a small bladed construct too if you wish, or just locate the link around your field, take conscious control over it and turn it to dust. It?s easy with patience and practice, just keep your socks on if the link won?t sever on the first try."

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What you are experiencing is called 'empathy' which is loosely translated as being able to feel others emotions. This can be a good thing to aid your life, but it can also be a bad thing because of the side effects (such as being sad when another person close to you is sad). Essentially the way that we stop these side effects is to put up a shield that blocks out external emotions. The typical type of shield that people choose for this is a 'bubble shield'. And then program the bubble shield to block 'links' with people, or to block out external sources of emotion/thought.

Hope this helps;
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I'd suggest working on Shielding. The other obvious option is to avoid close contact. Some people find that wearing a hematite against their skin reduces the effect; I have no idea why.

That is rudimentary telepathy. "Guess the Fruit" and similar games are applications of it, as are several kinds of "ping".

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Yes, such things are possible. Such things have indeed been done. They are outside the scope of this site, being hostile actions.

Yes, it is possible. Do not bother asking how to do it; it is outside the scope of this site.

It is _not_ remote viewing. It _may_ have been some form of clairvoyance, but there is no way to verify it, unless it connects to something. For example, if the car alarm turned out to have been from a white Rabbit, then it would _probably_ be clairvoyance.

1) Not as far as I know, unless the person in question already knows s/he is psychic. Can it be used to ask someone if s/he is psychic? Yes. Can it be used to determine whether someone who doesn't know if s/he is psychic is indeed psychic? I don't think so, but someone out there may have figured out a way to do it.

2) There are too many variables. Generally, if you have to ask this question, you probably _won't_ know if someone is reading your mind, with or without permission, if the person is at all competent and being careful. If someone is doing it rather clumsily, most people would feel it, but they might or might not know what was happening. A surface scan of the field pattern done particularly clumsily can feel like a (slightly less clumsy) reading. On the other end of the scale, a particularly careful and experienced telepath can read all but the most sensitive of folks with no discernable trace of their activity.

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Typically this is associated with the "ESP phenomenon". For more information on it, look up Zenner Cards (of course, you need more than one test to confirm anything specifically).

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Quite frankly, I have never had this happen. Perhaps if you attempted a different visualization of a 'two-way street' for your telepathy link, your sub-conscious would get the idea. However, I am always a huge fan of the 'whatever works' method. ie. if two links (one for sending, one for receiving) works for you, do it.

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