Awakening the Sixth Sense: Reclaiming Our Forgotten Power Part 1

Awakening the Sixth Sense

There’s something ancient inside us, a whisper, a knowing, a sense that goes beyond our five senses of touch, taste, hearing, sight, and smell. It doesn’t communicate in words, nor does it require proof. It’s a feeling that flows like a current through the soul, subtle yet unmistakable. Some call it intuition, while others call it the sixth sense. Humanity has quietly carried this ability for centuries like a fading ember. In ancient times, it was honored and regarded as a natural gift. It was trained, refined, and celebrated. However, over time, something changed; our spiritual vision dimmed. Our natural abilities were labeled as superstition or sin. The world has forgotten this essential aspect of our humanity.

Yet the truth never disappeared, it simply went underground, waiting for us to remember. This resilience of the sixth sense, its ability to endure despite centuries of suppression, is a testament to its power and potential.

The Sense Behind the Veil

The sixth sense isn’t magic in the way fantasy films depict it. Instead, it offers a deeper way of perceiving reality, of an internal compass that communicates through feelings, insights, imagery, and an inner voice. The gentle nudge tells you something is wrong before you can see it. It’s the dream that feels more real than life. It’s the moment you think of someone just before they call. And it’s that unshakeable intuition when you sense that something in your life is about to change.

Our ancient ancestors didn’t question this; it was evident that the soul could perceive and the mind could project. They understood that energy flows through everything and that humans can consciously interact. They practiced rituals, such as meditation and prayer, meditated with intention, connected with nature, and entered altered states of consciousness, like deep meditation or trance, to enhance this ability. It wasn’t superstition, it was the science of the soul. But what was once sacred was ultimately silenced.

The Spiritual Inquisition of the Mind

As religious institutions grew in power, particularly during the early formation of Christianity, control became more vital than truth. Without a priest or church, a person who could receive divine guidance independently threatened the established hierarchy. Women who healed with herbs, men who had visions, and children who communicated with spirits: these individuals were not celebrated; they were condemned.

Thus began the significant silencing. The Inquisition, witch trials, and the burning of sacred texts transformed shared human knowledge into dangerous concepts. Psychic abilities were labeled as “demonic.” Prophecy without ecclesiastical approval was deemed heresy. Healing through energy became known as witchcraft. Ironically, many of these repressed practices were later absorbed into the religions that denied them.

Today, we see remnants of pagan traditions embedded within Christian rituals. Holy water, incense, chanting, and the Eucharist, all symbolic acts of transformation and frequency manipulation, were borrowed from older mystery schools. Churches are often on ancient ley lines, which are believed to be alignments of landforms, and cathedrals reflect sacred geometry, a belief that certain geometric shapes and proportions have a spiritual significance. Yet the public is informed that these are merely traditions stripped of their deeper meanings.

The consequence? Humanity became easier to control without access to its intuitive, energetic, and spiritual potential.

The Power We Still Carry

Despite centuries of repression, the sixth sense has not been extinguished. It simply waits, lying dormant beneath our distractions, addictions, and fears. To awaken it, we must begin to clear the clutter in our lives. Reclaiming our sixth sense is not just a possibility: it's a powerful act of self-empowerment.

The human body functions as a finely tuned antenna. Everything we consume, from the food we eat to the thoughts we harbor, either helps us attune to this sense or obstructs our connection. Highly processed foods, chemical-laden water, constant stimulation, and mental stress act as static, hindering our ability to receive the subtler frequencies of intuition.

However, as we initiate a process of purification, physically, mentally, and emotionally, we create the conditions for clarity. This process is not just a journey: it's a roadmap to unlocking our intuitive potential. Consuming fresh, living foods brings the body into harmony. Drinking pure water and detoxifying from harmful substances can help decalcify the pineal gland, the third eye. A calm mind, trained through meditation, becomes a still lake, capable of reflecting divine impressions without distortion.

This process is not instantaneous; it requires practice, a return to our original state, and a method of remembering.

The Force Tesla Touched

Few modern figures understand this hidden potential, like Nikola Tesla. Brilliant, eccentric, and decades ahead of his time, Tesla believed that the Universe is alive with energy, information, and intelligence. He once said, “My brain is only a receiver. In the Universe, there is a core from which we obtain knowledge, strength, and inspiration.”

Tesla did not see himself as the creator of ideas but as a channel for them. He tapped into something, an invisible force, that seemed to guide him. He believed the secret to this power lay in the numbers 3, 6, and 9, which he called the “key to the universe.” While he never revealed exactly what he meant, mystics and mathematicians have long speculated that these numbers represent the structure of energy itself. Three symbolize creation, six represent motion, and nine represent spiritual completion. Together, they form a code, a pattern woven into nature, sound, geometry, and time. Like many mystics before him, Tesla saw reality not as a chaotic accident but as a divine equation.

The Silva Method: A Practical Path to Intuition

Another notable figure, José Silva, took a different approach. While Tesla explored the cosmos, Silva focused on the mind. Through years of experimentation, he discovered that by guiding the brain into specific states, particularly the alpha and theta frequencies, people could unlock abilities they were unaware they had.

Silva developed a method to access this inner space, where healing, insight, and intuitive problem-solving become natural. He believed that we are all psychic to some degree, but society often trains that ability out of us. His work demonstrated that anyone could learn to access this deeper intelligence with practice. The Silva Method teaches individuals to visualize, enter meditative awareness, and tap into a universal stream of knowledge. Many who practice it begin to experience spontaneous intuition, vivid dreams, mental clarity, and even the ability to influence reality through mental imagery. In many ways, Silva provided a pathway back to the sixth sense, utilizing science and discipline rather than superstition.

The Return to the Real

Reclaiming the sixth sense is not about becoming someone new; it’s about returning to who you have always been beneath the noise. Your soul remembers. It always has. The world may tell you to doubt it. Religions may instruct you to fear it. But your body, your dreams, and your quiet moments know better. There is an invisible current waiting to be touched, a voice within that already speaks the language of the Universe.

In our next article, we will delve deeper into the hidden schools of wisdom, mystery traditions that have guarded sacred knowledge for thousands of years. We will explore how these ancient teachings trained the mind to see the unseen and how we can apply those lost techniques in modern life. The world is not what it seems, and neither are you. It’s time to open your eyes.

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