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1. of or having to do with the psyche, or mind. 2. beyond natural or known physical processes. 3. apparently sensitive to forces beyond the physical world.
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of the soul
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capable of extraordinary mental processes, such as extrasensory perception and mental telepathy. A Psychic gets impressions that are not necessarily related to a specific third party entity or deceased person.
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This widely used word, which can be an adjective or a noun, derives from the Greek psyche, meaning 'mind' or 'soul'. As an adjective, psychic is often used synonymously with paranormal. Any event that appears to challenge conventional assumptions regarding the limits of possibility is designated a psychic phenomenon. Paranormal. Literally, "beside the normal," a paranormal event is one that violates the boundaries of space and time, or cause and effect, as they are normally understood. ...
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