FORMULA FOR MIRACLES VIP CLUB SPECIAL EVENT Ignite Your ...
FORMULA FOR MIRACLES VIP CLUB SPECIAL EVENT Ignite Your Intuition! ©2011 Brent Phillips
Day 12: The Intuitive Senses, Part 3: Clairgustance, Clairolfactance, and Clairsentience
Today we’re going to mention the “poor cousins” of the intuitive world, as they are the senses most of us have less experience with: 1) Clairgustance (intuitive tasting) 2) Clairolfactance (intuitive smelling) 3) Claircognizance (intuitive knowing) Intuitive smelling and tasting may seem like a joke, but these abilities are very real, and can be very powerful! For example, Vianna has a natural gift for clairolfactance, which means that she can smell people’s diseases. This is a great gift when you’re working in a private session with a client, but it’s a real problem when you walk into a restaurant and smell the diseases of all the people seated near you! (I’ve never experienced this myself, but according to Vianna most diseases smell really, really awful, and she would usually lose her appetite.) As a result, for the first few years I knew her, Vianna always had this terrible chronic nasal congestion that made her sound kinda funny – and when asked about it, she said it was how her body protected her from smelling everyone’s awful stinky diseases all the time! And when Vianna finally learned to control her clairolfactance better, the congestion went away. For all of us, smells are very strongly connected to memories, so if you think you smell something during a reading, there’s a good chance that this is your intuitive clue. You’ll look at the memories, people, places, etc. that you associate with that smell, and you’ll likely find what you need! For example, I remember one time I was doing an intuitive reading for a client, and suddenly I thought I smelled hot asphalt, which immediately took me to a memory of standing in my high school parking lot on a hot day at lunch time. The immediate association for me was “high school”, and that’s exactly what I needed to know to help my client – my reading showed up through intuitive smelling!
Intuitive tasting (clairgustance) works similarly. If you suddenly taste something when doing a reading, look at the first thing that comes to mind, and you’ll find your answer there. However, the five intuitive senses that pair with the physical senses are sort of like training wheels in intuitive development. The “gold standard” for psychic senses is claircognizance, which is intuitive knowing. You just know something is true – you’re not sure if you heard it, or saw it, or felt it, or tasted it, or smelled it, and perhaps it was none of these – but you know it is true! At the highest levels of intuitive practice, you will simply know what you need to know at each moment and in each situation, without needing to filter it through a particular physical/intuitive sense pair (such as seeing, hearing, etc.)
EXERCISE: Try to do a reading using each of these three intuitive senses: clairolfactance, clairgustance, claircognizance. If you have trouble, come up with a metaphor keyed to that specific sense, and go from there. For example, if you are trying to do “intuitive smelling”, imagine any smell that comes to mind – and that’s your answer!
Day 12: The Intuitive Senses, Part 3: Clairgustance, Clairolfactance, and Clairsentience
Today we’re going to mention the “poor cousins” of the intuitive world, as they are the senses most of us have less experience with: 1) Clairgustance (intuitive tasting) 2) Clairolfactance (intuitive smelling) 3) Claircognizance (intuitive knowing) Intuitive smelling and tasting may seem like a joke, but these abilities are very real, and can be very powerful! For example, Vianna has a natural gift for clairolfactance, which means that she can smell people’s diseases. This is a great gift when you’re working in a private session with a client, but it’s a real problem when you walk into a restaurant and smell the diseases of all the people seated near you! (I’ve never experienced this myself, but according to Vianna most diseases smell really, really awful, and she would usually lose her appetite.) As a result, for the first few years I knew her, Vianna always had this terrible chronic nasal congestion that made her sound kinda funny – and when asked about it, she said it was how her body protected her from smelling everyone’s awful stinky diseases all the time! And when Vianna finally learned to control her clairolfactance better, the congestion went away. For all of us, smells are very strongly connected to memories, so if you think you smell something during a reading, there’s a good chance that this is your intuitive clue. You’ll look at the memories, people, places, etc. that you associate with that smell, and you’ll likely find what you need! For example, I remember one time I was doing an intuitive reading for a client, and suddenly I thought I smelled hot asphalt, which immediately took me to a memory of standing in my high school parking lot on a hot day at lunch time. The immediate association for me was “high school”, and that’s exactly what I needed to know to help my client – my reading showed up through intuitive smelling!
Intuitive tasting (clairgustance) works similarly. If you suddenly taste something when doing a reading, look at the first thing that comes to mind, and you’ll find your answer there. However, the five intuitive senses that pair with the physical senses are sort of like training wheels in intuitive development. The “gold standard” for psychic senses is claircognizance, which is intuitive knowing. You just know something is true – you’re not sure if you heard it, or saw it, or felt it, or tasted it, or smelled it, and perhaps it was none of these – but you know it is true! At the highest levels of intuitive practice, you will simply know what you need to know at each moment and in each situation, without needing to filter it through a particular physical/intuitive sense pair (such as seeing, hearing, etc.)
EXERCISE: Try to do a reading using each of these three intuitive senses: clairolfactance, clairgustance, claircognizance. If you have trouble, come up with a metaphor keyed to that specific sense, and go from there. For example, if you are trying to do “intuitive smelling”, imagine any smell that comes to mind – and that’s your answer!
