I have been looking into everything being discussed here and it took me to a page that totally made me think I am a Clairsentient. I just always thought I took to much acid when I was young lol.
Here are the traits of a Clairsentient (Clair-sen-tee-ent): * You are highly sensitive to your surroundings. They cause swings in your emotions. * When you go some place where large crowds are, you often get headaches, feel nauseous, or have other physical reactions * If you go to places where violence, illness or extreme sadness has happened, again, your mood swings violently in direct proportion to what has occurred. You will also probably get throbbing headaches. * You have an almost unreasonable desire to avoid going near or into places like hospitals, cemeteries, prisons, jails. You may even become a bit panicky if you have to go near them. * You can "feel" the presence of spirits, but you don't understand what you're feeling nor do the spirits present themselves to you--you can just feel something "odd" when you are in a place where a spirit might be. (this is b/c you don't have the gift of Mediumship which would allow you to see/speak with the spirit, but you can feel the energy of the spirit) * You touch other people's belongings and your emotions begin to inexplicably change * You go to other people's homes and your emotions begin to inexplicably change. You may even attribute it to not liking the people, but have no definitive reason why you don't like them, you just don't! * You think of someone who is not around you, and you inexplicably know how they are feeling * You think of someone who is not around you, and you inexplicably know something good or something bad is going to happen to them (this is knowing how that person will feel in the future, but if you do not have the gift of clairvoyance, you will not know what the event will be, you will just know how they are going to feel about it) * You have the weird talent of "distance healing." (and probably don't know it, lol). You talk to someone over the phone and they feel better whereas you feel worse. Or, you think of someone at a distance and begin to feel worse. You later talk to this person and find out they were thinking of you and felt better afterward. * You can feel other people's pain, even the location of the pain on their body. Sometimes you will take on that feeling within your own body (and it freaks you out, lol).
