The ability to see perceptions beyond ordinary sight is a power held by the few. While it can be learned, this mystical and esoteric concept, known as the “Third Eye”, requires a strong investment in fostering a relationship between all of your senses.
This inner eye is often referred to as the gate that leads to inner realms and spaces of higher, seemingly unattainable consciousness. Despite the Third Eye being highly associated with religious visions, supernatural or paranormal practices, these only skim the surface of this all-inclusive term.
The Third Eye
The Third Eye, put simply, is our ability to see what might be, to see potential. Often thought of as a “meta” organ, the Third Eye consists of your mind and all of your senses working together, as a more powerful sensory organ.
The ability to sense and visually interpret energy around us is the capacity to project potential. In fact, by seeing energy as a mental overlay as opposed to an abstract concept, it can become a tangible property of life that we can learn how to sense and interact with in a deeper manner.
Your Third Eye processes information and then overlays that information out over other senses, so we can interpret, interact, and understand what energy is and gain the ability to ‘see’ it.
In other words, the mind has figured out something it wants to tell us, and the easiest way for it to do so is through what it already has access to: our five senses. Continue reading
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