Concepts Regarding Brain Information Processing

In 1948 three concepts came into existence the concept of models of the mind,  information transfer, and signal to  noise ratio.

These three important concepts have achieved broad recognition in science and technology and their fundamentals can be applied to phenomena of the mind telepathy and other formats of psi as well.

People do develop basic frames of reference. These frames of reference  have a great deal to do with how minds are set and then with how reality is or is not viewed via these mindsets.

From "Mind to Mind" by Rene Warcollier preface by Ingo Swann

Warcollier was closely affiliated with International Metaphisic Institute at Paris. Serving as treasurer from 1929-1938, then as editor of its publication. Revue Methaphisique from 1938-1940 and as uts president from 1951- 1962. Similar instructions that reearch psi phenomena are British Society for Psychical Research and American Parapsychology.  All of these organizations investigated the same phenomena in general did so based on different frames of reference.

Between 1924-1862 the Institute published 46 of Warcollier's papers. Among these papers "Psychic space time", 1949, "Qualitative evidence of telepaty" 1957 and "Mental cognition within group telepathy" 1962

Warcollier model for telepathy was not exactly based in the mind to mind idea, but in the meta mind to meta.mind concept. In other words is not the daily average awake conscious mind that has telepathic faculties. Rather those faculties belong to the meta.minds of the individuals involved., the process which is hidden from the awake conscious mind. As war collier indicated the awake cinscious mind becomes aware of those processes only by experiencing their effects.

The brain sensing systems are un a meta kind of way nonnconsciously processing enourmous amounts if information perhaps in electronic form.
On average only about 24% or less of the larger information whike us downloaded into awake mind. This information is inlynwhat fits into an individual's frame if reference.

Warcollier defined telepathy as including the communication of emotions ideas mental images sensations or words from one individual to another without the help of the physical senses.