Suggestion is a simple application of telepathic Sending. Suggesting can be performed by use of the Pulse Sending method (V). The difference is, in Suggestion, the object is to have the target perform an action, summarily, basic mind control. The Russians performed several experiments suggesting the target to go to sleep. They will be used for exemplary purposes.
The first step, as always, is to acquire the target. Once you have acquired the target, begin pulse-sending the concept of the action. In this case "sleep!" While doing this, vividly picture the target falling asleep.
Another method of doing this would be Sending "You wish to sleep" or, mimicking their mental voice, "I'm getting tired, and I'm going to go to sleep."
If you wish to Send complex instructions to the target, walk them through the process step by step, or if the action includes several logical steps, suggest to them that they want the result, while visualizing them performing the steps.
Projection is the "Broadcasting" of Suggestion. While suggestion is suggesting to a single person to perform an action, Projection is the Sending of sensory input to a region. For this example, we will project the illusion of a man on a bus. To do this, a target person is not necessary, but rather a target location, in this case, a seat on a school bus. Once you have determined a location broadcast the image or thought of a person sitting at the seat. Actually see the person, while broadcasting the image of it to the bus. While people may not see it immediately, people will act as if they see it. As another example, if someone were to project a gun-wielding terrorist, the people in the area may move to avoid that area (consciously or subconsciously, depending on their level of sensitivity to telepathic Sending), or even act afraid of it.
This is a demonstration of both the prior skills. Forced Hallucination is forcing a single person to see a location. Again, their responsiveness to it is directly proportionate to your skill and their sensitivity. A natural telepath who's not expecting it may respond at the offhand thought, while a non might not respond without expert skill. To perform this, one would Suggest sensory input to a single individual, directly affecting them to see something that isn't there. This could be accomplished by yourself pretending to see, or hear, a person on a bench, or a gun-wielding terrorist, and Suggest what you're seeing to the target.