clarividència

Clarividència, also known as clairvoyance, is the alleged ability to perceive information beyond the normal range of human senses, typically through extrasensory perception (ESP). This phenomenon is often associated with the paranormal and is reported by individuals who claim to have experienced it. The term "clarividència" comes from the Latin words "clarus," meaning clear, and "videre," meaning to see, reflecting the idea of seeing clearly beyond the ordinary.

Proponents of clarividència suggest that it can involve seeing objects, people, or events that are not physically present, or gaining insights into future events, past events, or hidden information. These experiences are often described as vivid and detailed, sometimes to the point of feeling as real as ordinary sight.

Scientific inquiry into clarividència has been limited due to its subjective nature and the lack of consistent, reproducible evidence. Skeptics argue that such experiences can often be explained by natural cognitive processes, such as imagination, memory, or misinterpretation of sensory information. Some researchers have explored the possibility of psychological factors, such as suggestion or self-deception, playing a role in these experiences.

Despite the skepticism, clarividència remains a topic of interest in fields such as psychology, parapsychology, and the study of ESP. It continues to be a subject of personal belief and exploration for many individuals, who report experiencing it as a genuine and meaningful part of their lives.