Ever since I was a child, I've had an acute sixth sense.

I can't actually pinpoint how it feels, but I know instinctively when something is going wrong. It feels like a creeping sensation down my back, when certain things are said or done. There are many incidents where such a sense have kept me in or out of trouble. When I was younger, I didn't know what it meant, so couldn't really head its advice. As I've grown into adulthood, I've learnt to listen to my sixth sense and follow its instructions.

Some days the sixth sense is nice and shows me what can do to fix whatever is about to go wrong. Other days its utterly chilling, and makes me feel like the world is about to collapse around me. Those days I feel like burrowing into the deepest hole I can find, because I know something is about to go dreadfully wrong.

Last Friday, something happened and I felt my sixth sense warning me. I made a decision then, to allow nature to take its true path. So nature did take its path and today I got the sign.

Yet I hesitated and didn't act upon it. 

Am I making the right decision? I can't really tell. Doors open, doors close. What is it that really matters?

Which leads to another question. What is the sixth sense? Wikipedia has it as "Extrasensory perception - ESP is also sometimes casually referred to as a sixth sense, gut instinct or hunch, which are historical English idioms. The term implies acquisition of information by means external to the basic limiting assumptions of science, such as that organisms can only receive information from the past to the present."

Is my sixth sense really in tuned? And if it is, should I listen to it?

I'm not really keen on "letting time tell" in this instance. Maybe I should take the appropriate steps.

Guess I'll sleep on it and think about it some more tomorrow.