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Science recognizes the five senses of touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing. But it does not support the claims made by those who are psychic about the existence of a sixth sense that is able to tap into the unseen and the unknown.

Sixth sense is able to perceive things that others cannot, and it does so through the third eye, which is said to be located between the eyebrows and is a concept that is studied in various metaphysical schools and also in yoga, reiki, and meditation. This sixth sense, or third eye, must be sharpened in order to use it as you would any other sense and to become truly clairvoyant.

Once your sixth sense has been developed, you will be able to see things that others cannot see and understand, or you will have an inner knowingness, or gut feeling, about situations and people even if you have no prior knowledge of them. Some clairvoyants are even able to see auras, or energy fields and colors, that surround people and can provide insight into the inner state of their minds, emotions, and intentions.

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In addition to strengthening your sixth sense, or your intuition, you should also strive to improve your five senses so that you can use the information your third eye receives and then properly translate that information using your other senses. In other words, you become more aware of energy through your sixth sense, which picks up on energy fields and observes their movement and intentions. Then you use your other five senses to interpret or translate what the energy is all about and channel that new awareness into the tangible realm.