Inner Senses is a philosophical construct in Ancient Philosophy of Mind and Mystical Anthropology that designates the faculty of the soul responsible for the internal apprehension of non-physical realities, such as spiritual forms, archetypal images, and divine revelations, distinguishing it from the external sensory faculties by its orientation toward transcendent and non-empirical objects of knowledge.
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