The Four Psychic Senses-CLAIRVOYANCE and Occult Powers

 Clairvoyance, derived from the French words "clair" meaning clear and "voyance" meaning vision, refers to the ability to see beyond the physical realm and gain insight into people, events, or situations that are not evident through ordinary perception. 
The History and Origins of Clairvoyance
Clairvoyance has a rich history that dates back to ancient times. Its origins can be traced to ancient Egypt, where it was used by priests and priestesses to communicate with the gods and gain insights into the future. In Greek mythology, seers known as "oracles" were believed to receive visions and prophetic messages from the gods, guiding the destinies of nations and individuals.
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Summary of the Times Now article: 

The Four Psychic Senses: Understanding Clairvoyance, Clairsentience, Claircognizance, and Clairaudience.

The Project Gutenberg eBook, Clairvoyance and Occult Powers, by Swami Panchadasi

• The article discusses the concept of psychic ability, emphasizing that everyone has natural intuition.
• It introduces the four primary psychic senses:
  • Clairvoyance: The ability to "see" beyond the normal limits of vision, linked to the pineal gland (the "third eye").
    • Signs of Clairvoyance:
      • Seeing lights or shadows in peripheral vision.
      • Experiencing vivid dreams.
      • Feeling a buzzing sensation in the forehead.
      • Receiving mental images or flashes.
  • Clairsentience: The capacity to feel and sense emotions and energies from others or situations.
    • Signs of Clairsentience:
      • High empathy and sensitivity to others' feelings.
      • Overwhelmed by crowds due to energy shifts.
      • Experiencing physical sensations related to emotions.
  • Claircognizance: instant, instinctive knowledge of facts without clear reasoning.
    • Signs of Claircognizance
      • Knowing when someone is lying.
      • Having knowledge about situations or events without prior experience.
      • Absorbing information quickly.
  • Clairaudience: The ability to hear sounds or messages that are inaudible to most people.
    • Signs of Clairaudience:
      • Hearing one's name when no one is present.
      • Sensing ringing or frequencies in the ears.
      • Being irritable in response to loud noises.
• The article concludes with a disclaimer that the information provided is based on popular beliefs, and the accuracy is not guaranteed.