How I Discovered You Can Read Thoughts

"You CAN record your thoughts via voice recorder. And… just say NOTHING."

The usual reaction is… weird.

About 5 years ago, during an intuition training, I tried something odd. I recorded an energy flow. Then played it back and felt the same energy. The recording carried the signal.

Some time later, I took it further. I recorded 4 simple thoughts. No voice. No words. Just focused, empowered intent captured through the phone's recorder. I added codes to the files and wrote the mapping in my notebook.

A week or two later, I tried to perceive them. By that point I'd forgotten the mapping.

I could distinguish the thoughts from each other. Then I tried to match them to the codes. It worked.

I kept experimenting. I tried with various partners: practitioners, family members, colleagues. The results held across different people.

Over the following months, something else started happening. I began to feel when someone was calling me. Sometimes even before a text arrived, I'd notice a shift in attention. And I could sometimes sense who it was.

The signal was real.
But inconsistent.
Some days, clear and sharp.
Some days the interpretations were solid.
Others brought frustration.

But there was something there.
Real enough to take seriously.
The inconsistency in quality is exactly why I built Mind Reader.

How Mind Reader works

The training loop is simple:

1. You record a Thought (no voice, just focused intent).

2. The app randomly selects and plays a recorded Thought.

3. You tune in and select what you perceived.

4. You get detailed analytics on your accuracy.

Mind Reader comes with 2 built-in Thought sets you can start with right away. We spent real time crafting them. But you can also record your own.

Free tier and free trial are both available.

Features Worth Knowing About

Loop

Sometimes a Thought is short and you need to hear it several times to attune. From my experience, attuning takes anywhere from 5 to 30 seconds. Restarting the Thought manually every time is inconvenient. Loop keeps playing the Thought until you're ready.

Loop Off

You can turn loop off. In this mode, the system normalizes playback length. It finds the longest Thought in your set and plays all other Thoughts for that same duration. Visually, every Thought looks identical. No length bias.

Here's what that means in practice. Say you record 3 Thoughts: one is 30 seconds, another is 1 minute, and the third is 1 minute 30 seconds. With loop off, all three will play for 1 minute 30 seconds on screen. The play icon, the progress bar — everything looks the same.

But the actual telepathic signal inside each recording has a real start and a real end. If you can perceive those boundaries — feel when the thought energy begins and when it fades — you can sense the actual duration of each Thought. And since each Thought has a different length, that perception gives you an additional data point to identify which Thought is playing.

This is also a telepathy skill. You can train yourself to perceive the temporal boundaries of a thought signal. I’d classify this as “legal cheating”. 

Instant Feedback

You can toggle this on or off. I personally use instant feedback almost always. It helps me calibrate in real time. But some people find it distracting, and occasionally I experiment without it to test my cold perception. Try both and see what works.

Pass

If nothing comes to mind, pass. No penalty. Forcing a guess when you feel nothing adds noise to your stats.

Whiteboard

If you're a visual person, sketch what you perceive on the whiteboard. You can upload sketches directly from your phone.

Results and Stats

For sets of up to 7 Thoughts, the final result page shows a breakdown by each Thought, plus stats over time for the current round and cumulative rounds. Chance Expectation and Random Probability are always cumulative. For sets of 8+ Thoughts, detailed per-Thought breakdowns are coming soon in the new history section.

Challenges You Might Meet

Thought Trace

The previous Thought can leave a residue in your perception. You start the next trial, but you're still carrying signal from the last one. If this happens, try resetting between trials. I sometimes focus on a black dot on white paper, or just stare at a blank sheet for a few seconds. Loop-off mode helps here too — the normalized playback gives you a clean buffer between Thoughts.

Interpretation

You can feel that information arrived. Something entered your field. But translating that raw sensation into a specific answer is a separate skill. Reception and interpretation are two different steps, and interpretation takes its own practice.

Why Train Telepathy

With consistent telepathy practice, you start noticing when someone is thinking about you. When someone is directing an argument at you. When someone is trying to reach you. And possibly read other people’s thoughts.

Your empathy sharpens. Your remote viewing sessions get cleaner. You can apply trained perception to predictions. And at the far end, there's interception: perceiving thoughts that aren't directed at you. This is still largely theoretical territory, but worth knowing the direction.

Coming soon

We're adding the ability to share Thought sets between users by invite. Record a set, send it to a partner or group, and train together.

Mind Reader gives you a structured way to train all of this. And the numbers to track your progress.