Are There More? This six-part Blog series on intuitive Clair Senses comes to a close with the mention of two that may seem less known. They are: Clairgustance - intuitively tasting something which has no physical source Clairaliance – intuitively smelling something which has no physical cause

What Is It Really? Of all the intuitive ways of receiving information, Clairaudience may be the most misunderstood.  From my experience teaching intuition, it is also the most common. Most of us assume that Clairaudience means hearing messages from an outside source. It is so much more than that. 

The Past In Our Now Have you ever held or touched an item that was either old or had belonged to someone else? You knew nothing about the item’s history or any prior owner but, in spite of that, you received clear information about it’s past.

How Do We Believe? Seeing is believing, right? It is unless no one else is seeing what you are. If you are new to intuitive sensing, it can be unnerving at first.  Clairvoyance is the clair-sense for seeing, but that sight is often within our inner sight.  But it doesn’t take long before you value this type of knowing-sight.  

In last month’s Blog we chatted about Claircognizance, the intuitive knowing something without being able to identify its source. This month we will explore CLAIRSENTIENCE, intuitive feeling.

We might call it intuition or say, “It just came to me!”  It is information we didn’t seem to know but suddenly did.