Abstract
Examined whether synesthesia, a synchronized reaction among the 5 senses, exists in clairvoyance, which may be a kind of sixth sense. Clairvoyance experiments were carried out on 7 school children using letters and figures which seemed to stimulate the sensation of hearing, taste, smell or touch for target samples. In a total of 20 trials, there were 2 examples for which the first sensation was not visual, but hearing and smell. Although detected in only two examples, it was suggested that there exists a possibility of synesthesia in clairvoyance. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)
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Sako, Y., & Honma, S. (1997). Clairvoyance and synesthesia. Journal of International Society of Life Information Science, 15(1), 169–172.
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