Three Major Forms of Extrasensory Perception (ESP) according to Ingo Swann

Source: Everybody's Guide to Natural ESP book by Ingo Swann

1. Hard-Wired: perceiving physical objects that are hidden or far away; immediately verifiable

2. Semi Soft-wired: perceiving non-sensory information that may become physical; potentially verifiable

3. Soft-wired: perceiving intangible information; not verifiable unless manifested 




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