EXPLORE
Explore extraordinary
human abilities.
Discover the practices, learn what they involve and find a starting point that interests you.
Browse the practices
THE SENSUS APPROACH
Learn through experience.
Sensus works from the position that extraordinary human abilities are real. Training gives you ways to explore and develop them through guided practice.
People learn at their own pace. No particular experience or result is promised.
What happens in a training?AREAS OF PRACTICE
What would you like to explore?
Choose an area to learn what it involves.
Perception & connection
Telepathy
Explore sharing thoughts, images and impressions beyond ordinary sensory cues.
Explore telepathyPerception & awareness
Extraocular Vision (MindSight)
Exploring nearby visual perception while blindfolded, including colours, symbols, reading and navigating a space.
Explore extraocular visionPerception across distance
Remote Viewing
Exploring information about a distant or hidden target through a structured session.
Explore remote viewingPerception across time
Precognition
Exploring impressions of future events before they occur.
Explore precognitionMind & matter
Psychokinesis & Telekinesis
Exploring the relationship between attention, intention and physical objects.
Explore psychokinesisPerception & awareness
Extrasensory Perception
Explore information and impressions beyond ordinary sensory perception.
Explore espIntention & living materials
Healing & Restoration Exercises
Explore intention through restoration exercises involving eggs and vegetables.
Explore restorationNew to the terms?
Psi is a broad term for extraordinary perception and effects of mind on matter. ESP, or extrasensory perception, covers forms of perception such as telepathy and precognition.
Read Understanding psiHISTORY
How did this field develop?
Read about its research, practitioners and different approaches to learning.
Read the history- 1882
Organised inquiry
The Society for Psychical Research is founded in London.
- 1930s
Laboratory research
J. B. Rhine’s work at Duke becomes part of the field’s experimental history.
- Today
Research and practice
Researchers, practitioners and training groups pursue different approaches.