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Originally posted by Vault-D
As for me, I'd probably treat unexplained olfactory hallucinations like any other unexplained hallucination: it wouldn't take long before i'd have a doctor check it out. Not very spiritual of me, i suppose...
www.psychicandclairvoyant.co.uk...
Clairalience
From the French clair (clear) and alience (smelling), Clairalience refers to the ability to gain knowledge through an extra-sensory form of smelling. Like Clairaudience this could be an actual smell or the impression of a smell. Smelling a new perfume upon waking and then smelling it later upon meeting someone important is an example of Clairalience.
Originally posted by TravelerintheDark
Originally posted by Vault-D
As for me, I'd probably treat unexplained olfactory hallucinations like any other unexplained hallucination: it wouldn't take long before i'd have a doctor check it out. Not very spiritual of me, i suppose...
But very sensible. Indeed it can be an indication of a very serious problem. For myself, I've seen doctors and had my head examined, physically and psychologically, so I'm not too worried for myself.
Originally posted by lushyslushy
wow this is my first time hearing of this. did u ask a doctor about it?
that must be an interesting day-today for for you.
Originally posted by Soulstone
I get this as well. Usually vanilla, roses, and vile. I sometimes also get what I call thought smells. Which are a sudden thought so strong that you can smell it.