The Sixth Sense

"The only truly valuable thing is intuition."- Albert EinsteinYour sixth sense is the hidden world within the mind - the realm of intuition and psychic awareness. It is a higher faculty, drawing upon the combined power of all the senses: sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste. More than perception alone, it is a remarkable source of insight, creativity, and deeper understanding. Though everyone possesses this inner faculty, few learn how to listen to it.Charles Henry Brent, author of more than twenty books, devoted much of his life to exploring the mysteries of the inner world. In this thought-provoking work, he examines the nature of intuition and the subtle powers of the human mind, inviting readers to rediscover a dimension of awareness often overlooked in everyday life." Mystic Sense, likewise, first comes to our attention as a simple faculty of perception by which we gain cognition of that department of reality that transcends bodily touch and its sub-divisions, but study reveals that its unity is ordered complexity, as in the case of all developed endowments. Broadly speaking it is the sense which relates man to the spiritual or psychic aspect of reality. It puts us into relation with the spiritual order of which we are a part. It finds room for exercise, gains its freedom, and reaches its highest development in this sphere, beginning operations at the point where the bodily senses are compelled by inherent limitations to halt. It discerns the innermost character, use, value of the objective, and differentiates between the human and the animal estimate of things. Indeed it has in it that which is not of this world or order. It soars beyond human and mundane affairs and steeps its wings in Divine altitudes where the throne of God is set. Not only does it perceive but it also lays hold of and appropriates that phase of reality which lies beyond the unaided reach, or eludes the grasp, of all the rest of our faculties in their happiest combination, and therefore of any one of them independently."