Looking for telepathy books? We've gathered 11 free telepathy books in PDF, covering mind reading, thought-transference, ESP, and psychic abilities.
These books explore how the human mind might send and receive thoughts beyond the five senses. From classic experiments by researchers like J.B. Rhine to practical guides on telepathic communication.
Browse our collection by topic below. Every book is free to read online or download as PDF.
Telepathy Books
These telepathy books cover the foundations of the subject. You'll find classic texts on thought-transference, experimental telepathy, and mind-to-mind communication.
Authors like William Walker Atkinson and W.W. Baggally explored these psychic phenomena firsthand. Baggally was a member of the Society for Psychical Research.
A practical course on thought-transference covering lessons on contact mind reading, development exercises, and public demonstrations of telepathic abilities.
Explores the theory and evidence for telepathy across 9 chapters, covering experimental results, the English experiments, the Weltmer experiment, and competing theories of thought-transference.
Written by a member of the Society for Psychical Research with a preface by Sir Oliver Lodge. Examines both genuine experimental telepathy and fraudulent demonstrations, including the famous Zancig case.
A subjective exploration of telepathy by renowned psychic researcher Eileen J. Garrett. Covers experimental telepathy, telepathy in dreams and hypnosis, therapeutic applications, and its relationship to other psychic phenomena.
A beginner-friendly guide to developing telepathic communication with animals. Provides 10 practical tools for reconnecting with natural telepathic abilities.
A groundbreaking account of telepathy experiments conducted by Upton Sinclair with his wife Mary Craig Sinclair. Features an introduction by William McDougall and a preface by Albert Einstein.
A thorough examination of evidence for telepathy by Frank Podmore, one of the founders of the Society for Psychical Research. Covers experimental and spontaneous cases of thought-transference and apparitions.
A comprehensive study of telepathy, hypnotism, automatism, dreams, and phantasms by a Fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine. Covers both scientific evidence and theoretical frameworks for subliminal mental phenomena.
A practical exploration of telepathy and thought-transference covering telepathic influence between minds, receptivity to thought, hope as a healing factor, and varied manifestations of telepathy in daily life.
Telepathy is part of a broader field called extrasensory perception. These books cover ESP research and psychic development.
J.B. Rhine's landmark study at Duke University provided the first statistical evidence for ESP. Hereward Carrington's guide covers everything from clairvoyance to crystal gazing.
The foundational scientific study of ESP from Duke University. Documents rigorous card-guessing experiments that provided statistical evidence for extrasensory perception, with foreword by William McDougall.
A scientific study from the Duke University Parapsychology Laboratory examining ESP abilities in 66 blind subjects. Finds statistically significant evidence of extra-sensory perception among blind individuals.
