0 the ability to know what is in someone else's mind, or to communicate with someone mentally, without using words or other physical signals -- 心靈感應（術）；通靈（術）
This perplexity explains perhaps why some researchers have looked for parapsychological explanations, invoking such notions as telepathy, suggestion, or a collective unconscious.
Now suppose that there are certain states of mind which are detectable only by telepathy.
Rather, they aimed to naturalize the supernatural by inserting into this framework some non-material phenomena, preeminently mental telepathy, thereby challenging the sole sufficiency of physical agents in the universe.
However, the association with fraud led to a decline in interest in physical phenomena, and research was concentrated primarily on ostensibly mental phenomena such as clairvoyance and telepathy.
This may be from a similarity of outlook and identity of approach, and not from any reason of telepathy.
If notice is not given, is it a case of mental telepathy at work?
With almost no hesitation he said that he thought that it would be in the field of telepathy.
What, for example, would one make of a situation in which telepathy became the subject of active scientific investigation?
