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Scanning and pinging question...
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Scanning and pinging question... on Thu May 18, 2006 8:19 am

### 7catac7

Joined: 18 May 2006
Posts: 1

Ok when I scan someone i get their info so fast I dont even get a chance to see/think what im getting. any idea why this is happening? And for pinging, i just cant do it for the life of me! i tried pinging everyone i knew for like 3 days now and none of them ever get my pings. again, any idea why this is happening? thanks.

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Posted on Thu May 18, 2006 10:14 am

### Etree8

Joined: 16 Jan 2006
Posts: 340

That's good that you are getting results for scanning. I can't ping well, either, but I can link and scan. Try putting up a shield to filter the info, or program it to slow down your input. If you are trying a visualization that involves the info going from a tube from his head into yours, try visualizing a smaller tube. As you work on telepathy, try to develop the feeling that accompanies pings. Maybe you need to refine your visualization, or put more psi into them. For the time being, try that, and keep practicing.

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Posted on Thu May 18, 2006 3:34 pm

### Nightshade

Joined: 22 Feb 2006
Posts: 421

instead of pinging, try pulse sending. basically, you send a small sentence or phrase (eg: "watch out!"). when doing this, you send each word/part of phrase with each heart beat. so to send the message "watch out," you will send the word "watch" on one heart beat, then the word "out" on the next heart beat. (eg: "watch.....out!") while doing this, you can link with the target or broadcast. you also send a pulse of psi to "move" the message to the target. this might be a bit more successful than pinging.

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