Clairsentience
What is Clairsentience?
Clairsentience is a term derived from late 17th century French Clair (“clear”) + sentience (“feeling”). This term refers to an individual’s psychic ability to collect and acquire knowledge by means of feeling. The most common of the four clairs, clairsentient messages come through a gut instinct that is able to read the emotions of others.
Many real-life examples of clairsentience have postulated that this feeling allows people to sense the collective energy of a room in the most accurate manner. Thus, it gives them the power to alter this energy or redefine it.
For example, a clairsentient person is able to feel the energy of an individual much before actually knowing them. It is like they are able to sense how a person may react before actually getting on a call with a client. Bubbly, serious, outgoing, highly intellectual, or nurturing, whoever they are, a clairsentient person can always judge the person in front of them based on their innate instinctive characteristics.
Some other examples by which clairsentience is visible in a person may vary from knowing when a message is essential to realizing their subject’s pain point much before it has ever been mentioned in front of them.
Clairsentience
Clairsentience is a term derived from late 17th century French Clair (“clear”) + sentience (“feeling”). This term refers to an individual’s psychic ability to collect and acquire knowledge by means of feeling. The most common of the four clairs, clairsentient messages come through a gut instinct that is able to read the emotions of others.
Many real-life examples of clairsentience have postulated that this feeling allows people to sense the collective energy of a room in the most accurate manner. Thus, it gives them the power to alter this energy or redefine it.
For example, a clairsentient person is able to feel the energy of an individual much before actually knowing them. It is like they are able to sense how a person may react before actually getting on a call with a client. Bubbly, serious, outgoing, highly intellectual, or nurturing, whoever they are, a clairsentient person can always judge the person in front of them based on their innate instinctive characteristics.
Some other examples by which clairsentience is visible in a person may vary from knowing when a message is essential to realizing their subject’s pain point much before it has ever been mentioned in front of them.