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extrasensory

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ex·tra·sen·so·ry (kstr-sns-r)
adj.
Being outside the normal range or bounds of the senses.

extrasensory
[-sen′sərē]
Etymology: L, extra + sentire, to feel
pertaining to alleged awareness of events that cannot be observed by any of the five basic senses. It includes telepathy, clairvoyance, and psychokinesis.


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The soldiers harness this extrasensory perception and telepathy by staring for hours at goats, hanging bags of sand on parts of their anatomy that shouldn't see the light of day in public, and telling themselves they can pass through solid objects.
Other abilities include clairaudience, being able to hear or perceive sounds which are not normally audible, clairsentience, the art of knowing about an event- past, present or future, through a feeling and clairvoyance, the extrasensory perception of an event which does not related to the normal five senses.
For concerns about casting spells, you can approach psychics and individuals who are gifted with ESP or extrasensory perception.
 
 
 
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