Let me preface this by saying that we all have inherent extrasensory abilities. Through the process of socialization, we tend to forget and become numb to these sensations and impressions. For someone like myself, I was extremely sensitive to the environment and to people. Words and thoughts had a tangible impact on me, and still do. I was put into occupational therapy for a while, and even diagnosed with ADHD (a common trait in artists, thinkers, and clairvoyants). As I grew up, I had dismissed it as me just being "too sensitive", which was mostly just my parents and teachers talking through me. When I suppress this aspect of myself, I become very miserable. It's only until recently that I realize my hypersensitivity is something that needs my presence, and it's another thing I need to take into account in any situation, which is what most people tend not to do. Guess what? That makes us feel unhappy. I've found I need to embrace what others may deem as New Age crap, and actually be confident that I am not making up any of what I'm seeing or feeling. So, we all have these abilities. Some have more than others, and they may manifest themselves in one, a couple, or all of the ways: 1. That shimmering glow you see around someone or something? That's an aura, and you can see it! Everything has one. It can be seen as bright colors to fuzzy glows to full on images. This is an energy field, and you are a composite of that energy field. People may go through life being able to see them and then suddenly stop seeing them or vice versa. 2. Can you hear certain things that may sound like chatter or static noise of some kind? Those are thought and energy forms. Some people can pick up energy expressed as sound. Remember that energy is synaesthetic in nature, and some humans can pick up one or all aspects of the many expressions of energy. 3. You know things before they happen. Or you can feel things before they happen. You can also feel into the collective vibration of a particular person or group of people or situation. This is called clairsentience. This trait is my strongest, and is a trait that's often utilized in performing artists or public figures of any kind. Sometimes impressions can come after you leave a situation or person. 4. Can you taste an idea or emotion? Stones will often tell me their properties through taste and smell. If it tastes "good", then I'll take it and work with it. 5. As mentioned before, can you smell energy? This trait isn't as common as clairvoyance or clairsentience. If it smells "good", then work with it. It makes you look at the phrases "I smell a rat", "that idea smells" or "you stink" in a whole new light, because indeed those things carry a signature. 6. Does touching objects relay information, feelings, and impressions to you about them? This practice is called psychometry. Clairkinetics find that their sense of touch is highly acute and sense the world through it. 7. Do you receive encoded knowledge about a subject? These can also be described as "flashes of insight", where you'll be able to know the ins and outs of a situation through feeling memory and not necessarily through cerebral memory. This another aspect of clairsentience. 8. Premonitions about upcoming events? This is a glimpse into the quantum field of potential realities. No matter where your strength lies or how advanced you are, extrasensory people will experience this at least once across all of the senses. 9. Empathic? Hypersensitive people tend to be extremely privy to succumbing to other people's frequency, making them vulnerable to spirit intrusions, psychic attack, and psychic vampirism. 10. Vivid dreams? Because of your heightened state of perception, dreams are highly vivid in sound, color, and images, and can also be prophetic in nature. These traits are part of a spectrum, and one person will encompass an array of them with certain emphasis on one or another. It's highly rare, but possible, for someone to come into this life with all of them. These traits can be cultivated and unlocked within each of us. The question one must ask before developing is why do you want to be that way? This isn't a put-down question, it's simply one that begs asking. The why is important for anything that we do. People who are born with these abilities or developed them early on in their childhood usually come from a place of abuse or dysfunction, or had experienced an extreme lack of support.
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