Touch Sense
12/05/2019
When we touch something or something touches us, we discover where we end and where the something (or someone) begins. The touch sense makes us aware of what
Senses that help us to perceive our own body
Life /Wellbeing Sense
12/05/2019
The life sense helps to keep us safe, well and in harmony. Through the sense of life, we perceive inwardly our vitality and life forces.
Movement Sense
12/05/2019
The movement sense makes us aware of how our inner movement can change when we move a particular body part, and how we can abstain
Balance Sense
12/05/2019
The sense of balance is the experience of being in harmony. The balance sense perceives our relation to the external spatial world. Based on our perception, we adjust
Senses that help us to perceive the world around us
Smell Sense
12/05/2019
There are what is called four middle senses (of the twelve senses) and they are – smell, taste, sight and warmth. They all help us
Taste Sense
12/05/2019
The taste sense is a connection between the inner and outer world. Socialising, like eating, requires mixing ourselves with something other than ourselves and bearing
Sight Sense
12/05/2019
The sight sense is connected to the movement sense; the eyes use the movement sense to track the shape and the sight sense to see
Warmth Sense
12/05/2019
The sense of warmth is concentrated in the heart of the human being. With warmth we are participating with what is within the object perceived.
Senses that help us to perceive the essence of other human beings
Hearing Sense
12/05/2019
The hearing sense perceives the sounding element and reveals intimate knowledge of the nature of something. The nine year old starts to experience things more
Word Sense
12/05/2019
The sense of word is to perceive the being of language as a vehicle formed by the thoughts of another human being. We perceive and
Thought Sense
12/05/2019
We understand the meaning behind what someone else is saying by using our thought sense. The thought sense starts to mature in the late teens,
‘I’ Sense
12/05/2019
The ‘I’ sense is the sense of perceiving the individuality of another; to truly sense there is another human being present rather than only perceiving