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This collective word phrase includes any or all types of psychic sensitivity corresponding to the senses:
Clairvoyance (seeing) Clairaudience (hearing) Clairsentience (feeling) Clairscent (smelling)
CLAIRVOYANCE
Clairvoyant (clear vision) - To reach into another vibrational frequency and visually perceive "within the mind's eye" something existing in that realm. A clairvoyant is one who receives extrasensory impressions, and symbols in the form of "inner sight" or mental images which are perceived without the aid of the physical eyes and beyond the limitations of ordinary time and space.
CLAIRAUDIENCE
Clairaudience (clear audio /hearing) - To perceive sounds or words and extrasensory noise, from sources broadcast from spiritual or ethereal realm, in the form of "inner ear" or mental tone which are perceived without the aid of the physical ear and beyond the limitations of ordinary time and space. Most Channelers (also known as Mediums) work with both clairvoyance and clairaudience.
CLAIRSENTIENCE
Clairsentience (clear sensation or feeling) - To perceive information by a "feeling" within the whole body, without any outer stimuli related to the feeling or information. (Also see clairempathy)
Clairtangency (tasting) Clairgustance (touching)
Additional gifts are Clairempathy and Channeling.
CLAIREMPATHY
Clairempathy (clear emotion) – An Empath is a person who can psychically tune in to the emotional experience of a person, place or animal. Clairempathy is a type of telepathy to sense or feel within one's self, the attitude, emotion or ailment of another person or entity. Empaths tune into the vibrations and "feel" the tones of the aura.
CLAIRSCENT
Clairscent (clear smelling) – To smell a fragrance/odor of substance or food which is not in one's surroundings. These odours are perceived without the aid of the physical nose and beyond the limitations of ordinary time and space.
CLAIRTANGENCY
Clairtangency (clear touching) - More commonly known as psychometry. To handle an object or touch an area and perceive through the palms of one's hands information about the article or its owner or history that was not previously known by the clairtangent.
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