The Autism-Telepathy Connection

Ruth from St. Louis, MO, asked:

 Hi Julie,

As a pediatric occupational therapist, I frequently work with children with autism and have a strong desire to communicate more effectively with them. I’m sharing this in hopes it reaches others who have loved ones, friends, or neighbors with autism and share that same goal: to better communicate with these beautiful souls.

I’ve listened to many of your podcasts, including your episode with Suzy Miller, and they’ve inspired me to explore telepathic communication with the children I work with.

Recently, I tried communicating telepathically with a two-year-old nonverbal child with autism. From across the playground, I silently called his name, and he immediately looked up and made eye contact with me. This is a child who rarely makes eye contact and never does so from a distance. Even more remarkably, it happened multiple times within about five minutes.

I’ve taken your Angels and Enlightenment Training™ course and participated in several practice groups, which I plan to continue. Beyond raising my vibration and practicing, is there anything else you recommend I do to become more receptive to messages from these children? I have a feeling this boy may already be answering, and I just need to learn how to hear him!

With autism affecting so many children, I’m certain there are countless parents, grandparents, teachers, therapists, and caregivers wondering the same thing: Could these children be communicating with us in ways we simply haven’t learned to recognize yet?

Thank you!

Ruth

 

Hi Ruth,

I love this question, and I love that you’re using what you learned in my Angels and Enlightenment Training™ (AET).

First, trust what happened on the playground. You silently called this little boy’s name, he looked up, made eye contact with you from a distance, and then repeated it several times. It’s like what I experience and what Suzy Miller has described in her work with non-speaking autistic children.

Instead of trying hard to receive an answer, approach it the same way we practice any intuitive communication … ask, receive, validate.

Most importantly, attend the AET practice groups. That’s where you’ll get validation for the spirit communication you’re receiving and where your skills will really ramp up and become second nature.

Get into that high-vibrational, loving state you’ve practiced and mentally say something simple like, “Hi, sweetheart. Can you hear me?”  then stop and allow. Notice the first thing that comes into your head. It may be a word, picture, feeling, knowing, or even a thought that seems completely random.

Next, watch for something you can verify like how the boy looked at you when you silently called his name.

Please continue using all the conventional communication and therapeutic approaches appropriate to your work. Think of telepathic communication as an additional skill set to be used in conjunction with established methods.

Most importantly, don’t try to make something happen, just allow. Approach each child with curiosity, love, respect, and permission.

Please consider attending my in-person Angelic Attendant Training™ in Atlanta, October 23–25. It’s my advanced course, where you’ll spend close to 20 hours in the high vibe over one weekend. That can be a quick and easy way to really enhance your skills.

You may discover the biggest shift isn’t learning how to get these children to communicate with you. It’s learning how to recognize and utilize the ways they’re already communicating.

Please keep me posted!

Hugs,

Julie

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Julie Ryan is an inventor, entrepreneur, and medical intuitive whose skills bring comfort and understanding to families during the dying process. Through her Twelve Phases of Transition®, she reveals the spiritual perspective of death, involving angels, deceased loved ones, and even pets. Julie’s insights provide peace by explaining what the dying person needs, whether they’re in pain, and how close they are to passing. Her work offers profound solace and a transformative view of life and death, making a challenging time more comforting and enlightening.

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