To develop your sixth sense, constantly train your five basic senses Touch, smell, hearing, sight, taste... These five familiar senses are all channels for the sixth sense. That is to say, simply put, a bad smell from a product alerts us to its expiration date, pain when we touch, say, an iron, that it's hot, and so on.
So, to develop a sixth sense, imagine any object: a toothbrush, a book, a screwdriver, or a mug — in fact, it doesn't matter what. Now try to recall in detail the smell of the object, the way you feel when you touch it, the way it looks, and the sound it makes when it falls to the floor. Keep thinking about the chosen object for five minutes.
Practice this exercise daily!
