Six Senses

The Six Senses refer to the six primary senses through which humans perceive the world: sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch, and proprioception (awareness of body position and movement). These senses gather information from the environment and within the body, allowing us to experience and respond appropriately. They involve specialized organs and sensory receptors that send signals to the brain for interpretation. Recognizing these senses helps us understand how we interact with our surroundings and maintain balance, safety, and well-being effectively.