Clairalience (clear smelling) and clairgustance (clear tasting) often go hand in hand. Clairgustance is when you experience a taste in your mouth without actually eating something. Maybe you’ve said, “I get a bad taste in my mouth about it.” You might pick up specific tastes associated with a person, place, or object.

Clairalience, on the other hand, is perceiving smells and odors that aren’t physically present. For instance, you might smell a specific flower even though it’s not there, confirming you're on the right path every time you catch that scent. Or perhaps you suddenly smell the perfume of a loved one who has passed, and no one around you is wearing it. That’s your loved one’s way of telling you they’re near. Through these sensory experiences, you can sense auras and energies through taste and smell. Trust these subtle, yet powerful senses.

Now that you have proved you are intuitive and you have uncovered your dominant clair, it’s time to start paying attention to it, trust and act on it. As you go through your day, start noticing patterns. Your intuition brought you here and this is just the beginning of the most magical journey.