psychism
/ˈsaɪkɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A supposed form of extrasensory perception or a supernatural or paranormal ability to perceive information about people, objects, or events.
“She claimed to have developed a strong case of psychism and could sense the emotions of those around her.”
2. noun
A system of ideas or principles based on the concept of a collective unconscious or a shared reservoir of archetypes.
“The philosopher’s work was heavily influenced by the principles of psychism and its concept of a shared human experience.”