Why is the sixth sense so common, but not discussed very often?

Answer 1

I don't know if extra senses are that common, but if they're not discussed, it's because we don't have the ability to interpret them. Sometimes I swear I can see the future in my dreams, but I can never ever tell you what it means. Half the time I can't even remember what I saw until it happens and I get the feeling of deja vu. How do you talk about something as erratic and inexplicable as that? I'd sure like to know.

Answer 2

According to one paranormal expert, all of us have sixth sense. Physiologically this can be located at the coordinates from the center of our eyebrows and center of the top of our head. Our subconscious is often unconscious, especially when reasoning and logic has been in dominance to one person. The sixth sense is part of the subconscious, mostly we tend to ignore some events in our lives that we gave reason for overlooking and mistaken identity, but the truth is, our sixth sense is working unknowingly. We much more than I dont want to talk about it, because I dont want to be horrified or scared when I am alone in office or in our house.

Answer 3

The sixth sense is the common sense which is not common in people....
That is why most people do not discuss it commonly....

Answer 4

Some people don't want to deal with the unknown, the unseen. If they ignore it, it's not real because it makes them uncomfortable when so much about it is not known. Throughout history when things were 'unknown' people avoided it or made up folklore or myths about it.

Answer 5

Do you mean when you have a "gut feeling" about something? Something that you should change in what you're doing or where you're going and it ends up saving your life or someone else's life.

Answer 6

we dont know what a sixth sense is yet, so far we are still only using five, smell, sound, taste, touch, see.

Answer 7

instinct

Answer 8

Because it's not, and it is.