Can Others Hear Your Thoughts? One Girl’s Taoist Mystery

Can Others Hear Your Thoughts? One Girl’s Taoist Mystery

Have you ever felt like someone heard what you were thinking?

This is something I’m working on right now — with a girl from Canada.
Let’s call her Angie.

Angie says people around her can hear her inner voice — not metaphorically, but literally.

🧠 It Started in High School
One morning, Angie’s mom scolded her over breakfast. Angie silently protested in her head — thinking things she would never say out loud.

But then, her mom looked at her sharply and said:
“How dare you think that.”

Then… she repeated exactly what Angie had just thought.

Angie was stunned.

It kept happening.
Her mom would often speak Angie’s thoughts back to her — word for word.

🏫 In University, It Got Worse
Her roommate was talking about a new boyfriend.
Angie silently judged: “He’s not even cute.”

Her roommate froze and said,
“Why would you think that?”

😨 The Breaking Point
Later, in a neighborhood meeting, Angie got annoyed and mentally cursed the group.

Suddenly, everyone fell silent — staring at her.

That was when she stopped going outside.
Now she fears even her own home.
She worries about her private thoughts being overheard — even about relationships, or harmless desires.

🌿 What Could Be Happening?
I haven’t met her in person, but I’ve ruled out:

• Accidental speech (like muttering)
• Ventriloquism
• Common psychological patterns

I’ve given her a few temporary techniques to test if we can reduce the effect.

But if anyone reading this has experienced something similar —
please share what helped you.

Maybe your story can help Angie feel safe again.

—Wuyu