The Shared Mind Hypothesis: Consciousness, Telepathy, and Intermental Connection
The Shared Mind Hypothesis: Consciousness, Telepathy, and Intermental Connection By Ronen Kolton Yehuda (MKR: Messiah King RKY) Abstract This article develops the shared mind hypothesis as a serious model of consciousness. It argues that mind should not be understood only as a private process sealed inside the individual brain, but also as part of a larger field of living connection in which minds resonate, affect one another, and sometimes appear to share thought, emotion, imagery, and direction. Within this framework, telepathy is approached not as fantasy but as an advanced form of intermental coupling, expressed across a spectrum that includes somatic telepathy, emotional attunement, simultaneous thought, intuitive guidance, dream connection, and, at its strongest, direct mind-to-mind transmission. Established findings in mirror systems, interpersonal synchrony, inter-brain coordination, and brain-to-brain interfaces do not by themselves prove telepathy, but they do support the bro...