mindlink n.

Already the mind link was breaking.

Riane must have aged and died long, long ago. His family would have grown to adulthood while he aged not at all. In the end it would have been necessary for him to ‘die’ or to disappear, to be believed dead, never to reappear. But he could have maintained knowledge of his descendants. He could have seen to your care and established a mind[-]link with you in infancy, before the pattern of acculturation made such contact impossible

Seems like what’s-his-name suggested they go for a moonlight ride, and Gloriana told Aurora by mind link that she was doing it to get him out of the house.

It was the whispered ritual beginning of their mindlink…. At first, Eddie and Martha had been too scared to join, but Billy and his brother had been mindlinking since they were babies, and once Eddie and Martha had found courage enough to join, and discovered how beautiful and free it felt, there was no stopping.

She was still very wet and fast becoming bitterly cold in Tai-tastigon’s sudden twilight with the cub a shaking morsel of ice against her right breast. The mind link she had shared with it in that moment of crisis no longer seemed to exist, although the beast clung to her as tightly as before, its small claws pricking her through her shirt

She would not accept the margin of privacy that other mind-links allowed.

Yes, I can aid you to see through my eyes, but it wouldn’t be permanent. You would see what I see through our mind link. As long as I was with you, sharing my eyes, you could see.

Spock splays his fingers across the head of the person he wants to merge with, seeking just the right places in which to make optimum contact for his mind link.