MAUI, HAWAII — Something unusual is happening in the culture. The Telepathy Tapes — a podcast documenting verified cases of nonverbal communication between children with autism and their parents — has amassed tens of millions of downloads and ignited a mainstream conversation about ESP, consciousness, and the untapped potential of the human mind. Scientists, educators, and curious people everywhere are asking the same question: can these abilities be trained? Magic Mind was created exactly for this.

Magic Mind: The Telepathy Game for Intuitive Minds is a modern card game grounded in over 90 years of scientific ESP research. Inspired by Dr. J.B. Rhine's landmark experiments at Duke University in the 1930s — which produced statistically significant evidence for extrasensory perception that could not be explained by chance alone — Magic Mind reimagines the classic Zener card deck with 25 beautifully designed unique symbols, five skill levels, and multiple play modes: solo practice, one-on-one, group sessions, and remote telepathy play across time and space.

Created by art director, parapsychology-enthusiast, and mother Erica Simone in Hawaii, Magic Mind was born from a deeply personal question: how do you help a child explore their intuitive potential in a way that's genuinely fun? The answer is a pocket-sized, screen-free game that is as visually delightful as it is mentally engaging — with bilingual instructions in English and Spanish, a companion app on the App Store, and gameplay accessible to ages 7 and up.