Your 7th Sense

Evolution has provided all living things with a range of senses to interpret and interact with the world.  Senses are controlled by the same part of the brain that stores memory--the right hemisphere 

This is no co-incidence.  Remembering sensations or experiences allows all living things to learn, move toward pleasure, and avoid pain or danger

You are endowed with seven senses ...

touch  ~  taste  ~  smell  ~  hearing  ~  sight  ~  feeling/sensing  ~  emotions  

Your senses are tools to interpret the world around you, and to ensure that you act to get your needs met.  Each sense focuses on different way to interpret energy waves such as heat, light, and sound, so that you get a more complete picture of your environment

The senses of taste and smell allow you to enjoy food and avoid toxins--a mechanism that ensures you get enough nutrients, and don't eat foods that might be poisonous.  The olfactory sense triggers your most powerful memory response—smell.  Hearing and sight allow you to become aware of what is around you.  Touch allows you to experience pleasure and pain, the ability to physically connect, as well as the ability to interpret texture, volume and density 

Your sixth sense of intuition allows you to 'feel' what is intangible.  It picks up highly subtle or invisible energetic clues from your environment such as body language, voice inflections, energy patterns, auric fields, thoughts and emotions of others, and intent

But, because of its complexity and subtlety, few understand how to use the 6th sense consciously to its fullest degree. And because you are constantly bombarded by sensory input, your subtle sixth sense oftens gets drowned out or ignored

Everyone has this 6th sense, and everyone uses it to some degree, especially when other senses become limited, such as when alone in the dark 

Your sixth sense utilizes multiple sensory organs, as well as your skin and body hair 

Hair acts like an antenna.  It is highly sensitive to energy.  Hair will actually stand on end when it senses something non-physical such as cold temperature or energy 

That may be why animals are highly adept at using their subtle sixth sense of 'feeling'.  (Our essence fusion Clear & Protect can assist with opening your intuition)

Animals, are highly adept at using all of their senses, especially their sense of smell, and their intuitive sixth sense.   Like us, they also possess a 7th sense

The seventh sense is emotions

As with all senses, emotions are integral to our survival.  The complex 7th sense is designed to bring into conscious awareness what is helpful or harmful to you, what brings pleasure, what brings pain, and, most importantly, whether or not your needs are being met

We now know that the brain is not the only area of the body involved in emotions.  The heart, nervous system and cells are also involved  
 

Emotions involve an entire network throughout the body:

The nervous system and myofascia are networks that connect all of your body systems.  They relay frequencies that prompt the release of tiny chemical proteins call neuro-peptides (NP’s).  But it is the heart that signals those frequencies

The process all happens instantly.  It goes like this:  The heart emits a frequency that we identify as an emotion —>  The brain receives the frequency of that emotion —> it immediately sends that frequency cascading along the neural network to the cells —> In response, the cells release chemical proteins called neuro-peptides —> Neuro-peptides induce various body functions.  This continues until the emotion abates

Think of how your body responds instantly when you feel fear…. muscles tense, pupils dilate, sweat breaks out …   

In an emotionally-aware person, 90 seconds is the lifespan of an emotion.  But, when shock or fear is part of the equation, or the person pushes away or ignores their feelings, they don’t receive the ‘message’ intended, and are unable to act on it

Consequently, the emotion will persist.  That’s why, over time, disowned negative emotions can result in illness, cancer, pain, or physical ailments   
 

So, emotions are a vital part of your body functions.  And long-held negative emotions do, in fact, prompt illness and disease

And, yes, this does prove that all animals are sentient 

They do feel emotions.  It was Enlightened Feelings that proved this definitively in 2006.  Since animal senses are much more developed than those of humans, we must then assume that their emotions are also highly developed, as well 

Visit our animal website for more information on animal feelings and behavior

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Recommended reading ... The Secret Language of Feelings by Calvin D Banyan