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How do you know what your "sixth sense" feelings mean?

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Do you ever have that anxious feeling? How do you figure out what it is about?

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  1. Usually someone is behind me, like if i have the door shut and im talking to someone inside the room with me, my "sixth sense" would tell me we're not alone, someone is on the other side of the door!


  2. I get that feeling...I get the hair on my neck standing on ends and a pit feeling in my stomach.when ever I get it ,I do the opposite of what I was doing before the feeling came!!!

    One time I had a guy hitting on me.he came across as a very nice guy,but my intuitions were acting up badly.I asked a few people about him.Come to find out he was in jail for murder years before.I confronted the guy about this and he told me ,yea he murdered someone 25yrs prior and explained the circumstances.I still have to see this guy occasionally,I'm polite with him,but I keep my distance!

    For the most part you only know what a person wants you to know about them.So always liston to your 6th sense! I do,especially now,regardless if I'm able to figure out why I'm having the "feelings"It's better to thought a fool ,then be made a fool" in my opinion.Good luck and take care : )


  3. You compare everything to everything. I've been thinking about this heaps lately, what is a head ache? My pa laughed at me and said "Don't you know?!" I replied saying I knew the basic meaning of the word "headache", however what I think I was getting to was when you get a head ache, which part of of your head hurts? How would you describe head ache as a feeling?

    Then that got me thinking again.. And I moved on to that nervous/anxious feeling. I thought about where I held that feeling. Then I asked my room mate where he held his, and they were completely different spots. In turn he asked me where I held my frightened feeling ( horror movie frightened feeling) in which I replied "Chest and back of the neck... Oh SNAP! You see then I worked out something. I used to have an intense love of all things horror, and when shocked, would feel it in my lower back. Watching less horror + having 3 kids, I've moved where I hold a feeling. So I went back to thinking about where I hold my anxious feeling. These days I hold it in my pelvic area, oh SNAP thats changed over time too! Then I started to think more.....

    I worked out why I basically trained my brain to hold anxiousness in my head. We're taught as children that anxiousness will fade. Once we get used to a situation, (ie first day of school) we're told that the anxious feeling will go away and all will be sweet. However, I was sexually abused at 3. At such a young age,I should of been learning how to develop normal feelings, how to process them in a "normal" way. Yet instead I developed on the emotions that it wasn't ok to feel anxious. In my head, the anxious feeling was validated by my tainting. In turn, thats why I hold my anxiousness in my pelvic area, but there's no saying I can't switch it back to my head, I've done it before!

    I pretty sure I've over-answered your question, however it makes me smart so I'm happy :) xx

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