The Sixth Sense

Sixth Sense: Psychic Powers and Your Five Senses examines claims of psychic ability alongside the ordinary sensory faculties used in everyday life. Jenny Randles considers how experiences described as extrasensory perception might relate to seeing, hearing, touch, taste and smell, presenting the subject as an investigation rather than a simple assertion of fact.

The book brings together accounts involving ghosts, hauntings, near-death experiences, precognition, time slips and UFO contacts. Arranged across 11 chapters and supported by illustrations, tables and an index, it concentrates on the possible boundary between familiar perception and alleged psychic experience.