The sixth and seventh senses [Druidic study]

The sixth and seventh senses [Druidic study] What is the sixth sense? What is the sixth sense? Sixth sense, or subtle perception skill, is our ability to perceive the subtle dimension or the invisible world of angels, ghosts, heaven, etc. It also includes our ability to understand the subtle cause and effect behind many events, which is beyond the understanding of the intellect. Extra-sensory perception (ESP), clairvoyance, premonition, intuition are synonymous with the sixth sense or subtle perception ability. Throughout this site, we use the words sixth sense, PES and subtlety interchangeably. What is the seventh sense? Science has not advanced far enough to detect and measure the energy fields of the sixth and seventh sense. Because of this, such phenomena are considered as paranormal and illegitimate by “science”. But as many people are becoming interested in the subject, this has started to change. There are five commonly known physical senses that our bodies use to collect information about the outside world. Recently the sixth sense has been accepted by the collective consciousness of humanity. We are familiar with the theory that our metaphysical world contains extrasensory perceptions and that we all have chakras. Possibly you have never heard that human beings have a seventh sense. How can we perceive and understand the invisible world? We perceive the physical world or world seen through the five physical senses (ie, smell, taste, sight, touch and sound), our mind (our feelings), and our intellect (decision-making ability). When it comes to the invisible world or the subtle world, we perceive through the five subtle senses, the subtle mind and the subtle intellect - more popularly known as our sixth sense. When the sixth sense is developed or activated, it helps us to feel the subtle world or subtle dimension. This experience of the subtle world is also known as a "spiritual experience". 3. Sixth sense perception through the five subtle sense organs The world is made up of the five absolute cosmic elements (panchamahabhoota). These cosmic elements cannot be seen, but the entire creation is made up. When our sixth sense is activated, we begin to perceive these absolute elements progressively, starting from the most physical to the most subtle. Thus, we are able to perceive them in the order of the elements Absolute Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Ether through our subtle sense of smell, taste, sight, touch and hearing, respectively. The following table presents examples of positive and negative spiritual experiences that we can perceive through our sixth sense, that is, through the five subtle sense organs. Aristotle, the Greek philosopher, was the first to classify the primary senses, identifying five of them: sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing. The receptors of the sense organs are connected to your body's nervous system. The nervous system sends data to the brain, providing it with information about the physical (external) world. This is obviously very clear, but what happens in the essential (internal) world? post-08-24-2The Buddhist considers that the mind is also an organ of meaning. The mind is simultaneously processing the collective data of the five senses. At the same time, it is a gateway making an exponential or fractal jump to a broader spectrum of perception, which includes your internal sensory system. This extra sensory system is known as the psychic realm. When humans were a more primitive species, our sixth sense was feared and revered. This point of view depended on sociocultural conditions over time. If you were born in, say, an indigenous tribe, you would be considered a genius and soon become a shaman of the community. In other cultures or ages, you would be declared crazy or even sentenced to death. Even in modern times opinion is divided, but still, space is opening up for the seventh sense. It is happening because humanity is finally going to continue its evolution into higher forms of consciousness. Collecting data on the sixth and seventh senses is very difficult because these senses work outside of space and time. Intuition, déjà vu, taking a look at parallel lives and foreknowledge are all embodied in the sixth sense. How do we know if we are accessing our seventh sense? Each of us uses his seventh sense intermittently, but most of the time we do this unconsciously. For example, you are using your seventh sense when you ask the Universe a question and receive the answer as if it were your thought. It is pure knowledge. sources: https://www.spiritualresearchfoundation.org/portuguese/percep%C3%A7%C3%A3o-extra-sensorial-sexto-sentido https://portal2013br.wordpress.com/2015/08/24/desbloqueando-o-seu-sexto-e-setimo-sentido/ Enviar feedback Histórico Salvas Comunidade