The chapter discusses the phenomenon of Cenesthetia, where individuals experience multiple sensory perceptions. It explores the impact it has on individuals and the potential implications for learning and education. The chapter also delves into research on Cenesthetia, including the study of incongruence in perception and the potential use of Cenesthetia as an objective measure.
For some people the number six is red and music evokes a range of colours and shapes. Seeing sounds and hearing colours is one type of synesthesia—where the senses are crossed. Meet an 11-year-old girl who was surprised to find out that not everyone sees colourful auras around people, and who feels that numbers have colours and personalities.