Over the last few days, I have elaborated on my thoughts on our five senses and how they can contribute to our search for happiness. There are various reasons and aspects of each of our senses that can create both positive and negative outcomes, depending on how we decide to use them outside of their automated systems.

I recently read an article about our lack of understanding of the universe, our brain and its operating capacity, as well as our inability to see frequencies and a significant portion of the light spectrum. This lack of understanding suggests that there may be additional senses that we are not aware of. It is believed that there could be up to 20 alternative senses that we are yet to discover, understand, or even comprehend.

The idea of a sixth sense or a sense of intuition, energy evaluation, and an invisible perspective seems impossible, but also completely understandable. There are many moments when we feel a sense of connection, energy fluctuation, or a deep-rooted understanding of things we don’t comprehend. These moments shed light on a deeper sense of our beings and our connection to the vastness of the universe.

Trusting in an unknown, invisible, and seemingly impossible thing like a sixth sense or the third eye can be quite discomforting. However, if we can learn to understand what our instincts are truly telling us and harness the messages transmitted through this sixth sense, it may create a happier existence for us.

It is fascinating to consider the potential existence of additional senses beyond the traditional five. The concept of these senses, such as intuition and energy evaluation, opens up a whole new realm of possibilities in how we perceive and understand the world around us.

Trusting in these unknown senses can indeed be discomforting, as it requires embracing something beyond our usual understanding. However, if we can learn to decipher and utilize the messages transmitted through a supposed sixth sense, it could potentially lead to a heightened level of awareness and a deeper connection to both ourselves and the universe. Such a connection may contribute to a happier existence as we navigate through life with a broader perspective.

Thanks,

Dean