Publisher's Synopsis
Humans have access to much more than five well-known senses first listed by ancient Greeks. Beyond sight, sound, taste, smell, touch and bodily sensations, the author now presents six other extra-sensory extensions that can each reach across space and time. Furthermore, this resulting total of twelve distinct human sensory skills all combine and intertwine. They intricately web together to become consciousness, our first or thirteenth all-encompassing sense.
Human consciousness thus emerges out of a highly correlated systemic web of sensory skills. And if consciousness is much more than the sum of its sensory parts, fully developing the reach and depth of each of our senses can add much more width, depth and power to enlarge resulting consciousness. This book presents an ancient Egyptian frame of reference on on sensory skills and shares the author's lifelong personal and professional coach experience. It addresses all individuals and professionals concerned with the complex nature of consciousness, who are searching for means to develop their potential sensory here and now awareness much further than so far explored.
