An Ancient belief from SEA
 

An ancient belief in Asian and Southeast Asian culture is that animals possess the ability to see and communicate with spirits. It is believed that animals possess what is known as the third eye or the ''yin-yang eye''. One of the most obscure and weird methods is by using the crow's eyes. First, you need to soak a crow’s eye in water for a couple of days. Apply the water that was used to soak the crow’s eyes onto your left eye twelve times a day. Three days later, you will gain the ability to see spirits and ghosts. This ritual is used to transfer the ability of the animal’s third eye or “yin-yang eye”. Are you brave enough to try this method to gain the ability to see and communicate with the supernatural?

I've communicated with this "unseen world" for decades ... I don't get the bio-mechanical aspect of the eye soak, but frankly, I've never needed it. :rolleyes:

I would not even begin to consider hurting a crow and taking its eye for 2nd sight. We all have the ability for it. For those who don't have the natural ability, it can be fostered by doing the esoteric work to become more sensitive. There are reams of online sites and books written on how to develop one's sensitive gifts. There is no need to maim or kill anything to achieve it.

Some people think that young kids see ghosts but after years of there parents telling how silly this is they cant .