Yea, I've had similar experiences at NLP seminars. One was where two people stand face to face, then person A says "ok, now I'm thinking about the color blue" and person B calibrates. Then Person A goes through 2 or three colors, with B calibrating on each one. Then person A would think of one of the colors, then person B would determine the color based on their previous calibration. Most people had results far better than just random choice (i.e with 3 colors, you'd expect about a 33% success rate, just based on random chance.) The cool part was, when both person A and B had their eyes closed, people still were getting good results.
At another seminar, we learned to "extend our energy" and "taste/feel the energy of other people, and other crowds". Not just in the seminar room. We would go out, pick a person at random and try it. Its pretty wierd/cool reaching to "taste somebody's energy" across the room, and have them turn and look directly at you as you are doing so.
George
