“Sixth sense” is a popular phrase for an immediate impression that is difficult to explain. You can explore it without assuming it is supernatural.
Short lesson: two safe options
Pick two familiar, equally safe activities. Write which one draws your attention first and add one word—quiet, bright, social, or focused. Then check practical facts and make the sensible choice. Later, compare the experience with your written word without stretching vague details into matches.
Use only harmless choices. Consequential decisions need evidence and qualified guidance.
For a present-focused version, go directly to Positivity Practice. Choose one gentle idea, complete it, and record what you noticed.