The mind reader from Kentucky recently commented that the act of reading another's mind was like "a vibrating tingle of sound that travels up your spine into your brain to be decoded. It's really more of a physical experience than you might think. The sender is almost present inside of your body, the connection is so strong." I asked Ms. Preston just whose thoughts she could pick up on, and under what circumstances. Apparently the person must be trying to send her thoughts; pushing them, as it were, into her mind. The sender need not be "trained" in sending messages. She claims we are all senders. She can then pick up on this "audio-mental pressure" and must then open her mind and let the vibrations or messages come. It is indeed a voluntary matter. Ms. Preston assures me that she is not able to read the minds of those who do not wish to be read. However, she did answer my next question without my having asked it, and I did not feel as though I was pushing. She first discovered she had this remarkable power when her family appeared on "Family Feud". She found that although she would have no answer to the question, when Mr. Dawson stood before her and the camera was focused on her, she would hear the voices of her family members push softly into her mind, giving her possible answers. Unfortunately, the Prestons did not win their family feud due in most part, she claims, to her inept cousin Willard. On a brighter note, though, at least the kin folks weren't turned into frogs... which, Ms. Preston likes to remind me, are said to have amazing powers of telepathy, though also possessed of a very crude language system.
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