How well developed is your sixth sense?

Question

Do you believe there is such a thing?

Answer 1

Subtract any five from the ones listed below. Of the remaining ones , which one is your sixth sense?

1. sense of direction
2. sense of distance
3. sense of right and wrong—a moral sense
4. sense of hunger
5. sense of thirst
6. sense of joy or sadness
7. sense of love or hate
8. sense of touch
9. sense of smell
10. sense of sight
11. sense of hearing
12. sense of taste
13. sense of pheromones (scientifically established!)
14. sense of heat or cold
15 sense of balance--up/down
16. sense of time
17. sense of wellbeing or feeling ill
18. sense of pain
19. common sense
20. sense of logic
21. sense of being in motion (related to balance perhaps)
22. sense of body-- when one moves through tight places, it helps one to avoid hitting obstacles
23. sense of humor—that you might sorely need after reading this

Answer 2

Far more than you would like to think. It takes, though, a much well rounded person with really great sense of well developped character to attained this. It also involves being spiritually matured, not really a sense of religious spirituality. But It can be both. I do believe in it, and that's why I'm explaining it to you now. Sometimes it seems dreadful, though when you have this inner knowledge of yourself and at the same time trying to be who you are. It involves humility too. When you have conquered all of what I have just mention, you'll know just exactly whether you have devlopped that sixth sense. When you do, it can be anything, and it's beyond what all other sense that you may have. You will live a much more peaceful life, and being peaceful with nature and the world inbound. Good enough, yes? By the way I'm not Buddhist or any other eastern philosopher.

Answer 3

I believe there is such a thing. Mine is not very well developed. Sometimes I will have premonitions or "feelings" about things. Some people are more adept at picking up on these things. We all have a sense of intuition but we don't always listen to it. I believe that there are people with psychic abilities who can see into the future, communicate with the spirit world etc. I think that they tap into a part of the unconscious that most of us don't use. I heard that if you can learn to meditate properly that you can reach deeper levels of consciousness & learn to astral project, develop psychic abilities etc. I've never been able to meditate because I can never clear my mind (always thinking too much my brain never stops!)

Answer 4

I believe i have a sixth sense.

The web defines it as: an ability to perceive things in ways, which transcend the use of the traditional five senses; also known as intuition or inspiration.

I personally feel its listening to my inner self.
That little voice that tells you to go down a different road today or to try this or do that. yes its feelings emotions its everything rolled into one.
The more you listen to your inner self. and thank it when you do the more you will find it will grow.

Of course i dont listen to my voice all the time. thats because life sometimes just gets in the way and im running around without really listening and working on it, So im still working on it.
Always learning always growing.

Answer 5

if you're stuck on your sixth experience then you favor to take a at the same time as out. A sixth experience will be done by absolutely everyone - the seventh calls for self discovered non secular enlightenment which could not study or measured.

Answer 6

I believe that we all have a sixth sense it's just a matter of whether or not we are open to that sense. I can tell when I am in a bad area of town or when there is "tension in the air" just from a "feeling". I trust my gut and you should too!

Answer 7

When I can feel in my gut that something is amiss (or the opposite), I have learned to trust my instinct. 99 percent of the time my instinct is correct. A Reiki master once explained that "gut feeling" as the mingling of my energy with another energy. (Don't ask, I'm not sure exactly what she meant, but it made sense at the time.) It boils down to this: When you know in your gut that something isn't right, trust your gut. Whether that's a sixth sense or not, it works. If you are skeptical about a situation, that skepticism is usually derived from past experiences and "gut" instinct.

Answer 8

Pretty good. I can open bottles with it and everything.

But really, this sort of thing is bogus. The "feelings" people get are coincidence, or sometimes just plain old knowing about something. They trained a horse once to add and subtract by stomping its foot. Really, it just sensed that people were tensing up when the answer was approaching. People can do the same thing, especially perceptive ones. It's no sixth sense, though

Answer 9

I can tell you that I have an accurate, highly-tuned intuition, as verified by a psychologist with a Myers-Briggs personality profile. Basically, this only confirmed what I had taken for granted for many years; that I could easily read people's personalities by their facial expressions, speech and body language.

Only a small percentage of the population has this particular trait.

It has served me well in my life. It's not anything like clairvoyance, but I can usually tell if someone is lying to me; to the point that it has actually made people nervous.

Answer 10

I believe in the sixth sense but it needs time and effort to develop it fully.

Answer 11

yes, I believe in a sixth sense. Most people just need to open their mind to it and practice.