Dalia Burgoin
Energy Arts Practitioner, Intuitive Development Teacher, Author
Dalia Burgoin is a devoted mother of four, author, and energy arts practitioner specializing in awakening humanity’s natural intuitive abilities. She trains in a yin-style bioenergy system to support healing and enhance psi capacities like telepathy and extraocular (blindfolded) vision.
She helps to activate “mindsight” (i.e, extraocular vision) in both adults and blind individuals and advocates for spelling-to-communicate and telepathy as accessible forms of non-verbal communication. Dalia has shared her work on This Is the Place Utah, Good Day Utah (FOX 13), and Good Morning Utah (ABC), as well as various Podcasts such as Jimmy Church’s Fade to Black and Danny Jones.
She collaborates with leading consciousness researchers, including Alex Gómez-Marin (Pari Center), John Chavez (DMT Quest), and Dr. Diane Hennacy (The Telepathy Tapes). Her work is featured in an upcoming documentary about a woman with no physical eyes who developed functional perception under her guidance, and she is in active discussions with the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) about research partnerships.
Her daughter, Liduvina (Lidu) Burgoin, is a teen telepath and artistic savant who continues to defy expectations. Though diagnosed with severe autism that affects her ability to speak, she is steadily gaining motor skills and speech through determination and innovative communication methods.
Lidu participates in clinical research on telepathy with Dr. Diane Hennacy of The Telepathy Tapes and Stanford and is featured in several upcoming documentaries and series, including work with Gaia.
Together, Dalia and Lidu’s mission is to spread the teachings from “the Hill” and to help evolve humanity by making telepathy known to the world. Connect with Dalia at www.daliaburgoin.com.
Recent Articles
Breaking Reality: Mindsight, Telepathy, and the Future of Human Potential – An Interview with Dalia Burgoin
For Dalia Burgoin, extraocular vision and telepathy aren’t theories or fringe ideas. They’re daily realities she has cultivated, studied, and now teaches to others—including blind individuals who learn to perceive light and read text without physical sight. Supported by researchers from Stanford, Harvard, and beyond, Dalia’s work is challenging long-held assumptions about human perception and expanding the frontier of consciousness studies.