Thinking about Communication
We all communicate, through gestures, sounds, pictures, text, whether in books, or otherwise. We need it, we cannot live without is. Face to face is the most common, but the mode that has been emerging in recent decades is through wires or wireless, through satellites. While wireless communication can be almost as fast as face to face, it is limited to be through an electronic equipment, a device. Computers, broadband connections, mobile phones are most often essential. These devices can emit and receive electromagnetic signals, over very long distance.
Is it possible to communicate over equally long distances, as fast, without these electronic devices?
I think it is! It is communication from soul to soul, often known as telepathy. It is not as well established, because very often, everyone is not capable to do it all the time. I think I can do it!!! Sometimes, with my closest relations. I have researched it, and I am very sure that I am not mistaken. If suddenly you start getting a vague feeling, a thought about someone, that can wake you up from deep sleep, then it can be only this communication.
Many years ago, I published a science fiction story about it in a popular science magazine called Science Reporter, published by an institution called NISCOM (now rechristened as NISCAIR), that is a part of CSIR (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research) directly under state control in India. I got acclamation too by winning a notional first prize too. If interested you can read it at the following link:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/17705/NCommunication-a-science-fiction
I think that I am not alone in being able to communicate that way. I think there must be at least a million people across the world who are experiencing it, because they can. I think it will be developed over time, and it will be an accepted in science, technologies then will be developed to train people for it. I think it is some other kinds of waves. A kind we are not aware of as yet. May be it is a prophesy or may be a wild dream. But, I am sure I am not dreaming now, I believe in it! Is it my delusion?
Rakesh Mohan Hallen