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A person who read the mind of another person?
A person who reads the mind of another is often referred to as a telepath. This ability is typically portrayed in science fiction and supernatural genres where individuals can communicate or perceive thoughts without verbal communication. In reality, there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of telepathy as it is portrayed in fiction.
What is that movie called with that little girl who reads a lot and has mind powers?
Matilda
What is the alarm clock called that reads your mind?
You have been watching to much science fiction. No such thing.
If your child reads more will he get better grades?
Typically, when a child reads it develops their mind. Even if the child is reading fiction, learning the new words in the book helps develop and expand their vocabulary. So the more a child reads, the better.
Why do Muslims have to keep getting up and down during prayer?
A Muslim gets up to offer supplication to Allah - the Almighty - and thens gets down offering complete submission of mind/body/soul to Allah - the Almighty.
When was Another Mind created?
Another Mind was created on 2002-09-16.
Who has the ability to read peoples mind?
Edward Cullen reads minds ,Alice sees the futer ,jasper controls moods.
What is another word for sharpness of mind?
Mind wrenching
What is another word for mind games?
mind bogglers
What is another word for mind control?
Another word for mind control is brainwashing.
What is another way to spell mind?
Mind has many meanings: Mind your own business! I could see it in my mind Mind out! Another spelling/homophone of the word is the past participle of "to mine" - mined
He is god's only begotten son?
Although, we are all Almighty God's children, the Awareness [conscious mind] of Jesus was the same Awareness [conscious mind] of many prophets in the past; including Abraham, Moses and Mohammed. Jesus was the only prophet to announce that he was Almighty God's. For further reincarnation information, please click my link titled: 'coming to Terms with Religion'.
