Are You Coming to Your Senses? Your Soul’s Sense of Sound
Welcome to the second part of a five-part series on how your soul perceives your physical senses. In our previous article, The Sense of Sight, we discussed insight — the ability to see what is beyond the physical that is around you. Insight is a well-recognized phenomenon and is commonly referred to as the Sixth Sense, the Third Eye, or psychic ability, which you can learn more about from intuition expert Sonia Choquette.
Have you ever pondered that there might be a similar soul experience for sound? What might we call such an experience? Your inner sound waves of insight? Sound that is in alignment? For the purpose of this article we will refer to it as in-sound.
Sound as a Spiritual Experience
On the human plane of existence, sound is an important part of your spiritual experience. For example, music has never been more popular than it is today. There are numerous healing practitioners who use sound therapy of some form or another with their clients. And sound-based activities such as drumming circles are gaining in popularity outside of indigenous communities as a means for humans to connect with themselves and Source.
Thinking about the sense of sound in other ways…how many humans claim to hear voices at some time or another? Almost anyone who has spent much time in nature would say they’ve imagined they heard a voice in the wind at some point. Has it ever happened that you thought you heard the crying out of a woman or child, yet you can’t figure out where the sound has come from?
Have you ever heard some sort of a tone or had a ringing in your ears when there is nothing around you that could be making that sound? For instance, there isn’t a bell ringing or a television show on in your home or the next-door neighbor’s house. There’s no phone ringing, or even an electrical current hooked up to some device that would justify you hearing something. There is nothing physical that could be held accountable for making the noise, and yet you hear a sound.
The Sound of Your Soul
These sounds or voices that we are speaking of are the voices from within. This is your soul connecting to the oneness that is around you. These are the beings, so to speak, that are in the dimensions that are all around you. This is the energy connection to your flame.
Every soul emits a tone, and all high-vibrational essence beings know you by your sound.
What is the tonality of another soul, and how do you hear that sound? You hear it through the in-sound of your own soul! You don’t hear it standing next to someone else. You can’t hear someone else’s sound by holding your ear really close to their physical embodiment and saying to them “What is it I am listening for? I’ve been told there is a tonality to you and your existence, but I just can’t hear it!”
There’s too much density to the human body in the physical. Light, which is inside of you, has a high frequency pitch to it. This is what your soul aligns itself with. You can’t hear another soul’s tone with your physical ears — you can only hear it in your soul.
The Presence of Energy
You have to remember that science can’t prove this. Science can only prove the physical. Yet science knows it exists. How? Because the energy shows itself in scientific experiments on scales and meters, even though there is no physical proof of it! Theoretically, science predicts that sound and tonality will go even higher on their scales, but they don’t have an explanation for it. Science can’t accept it as it being something spiritual because they have no understanding of that aspect.
Energy is present even when you can’t see it. Have you ever stood under a group of overhead electrical wires and heard a popping or humming sound? Those wires are carrying currents of energy that most human beings use every day, yet you can’t see the energy…but you can certainly hear it!
What we would tell you is that there is energy that is more refined than what science can even comprehend. Science has recognized tones and sound that it can’t explain, so can we call it a midway or perhaps a middle ground of acceptance?
Experience the Energy of Sound
Meet renowned sound healer and modern-day Mystic Tom Kenyon in the film Song of the New Earth. He integrates modern-day scientific advances in sound research with mystical and ancient traditions including alchemy, Shamanism, and more. Sound can heal not only us but our planet, Mother Earth.
Hearing the Voices Within
Humans have been taught in most cases to run away from their in-sound, from the voices within. Why is that? Because religions have dictated that this is an evil occurrence, that it’s your alter ego or even the Devil speaking to you. In reality, it’s just the opposite…
What you hear through your physical ear is the altered ego state, and what you hear coming from within you is the God Voice.
You must remember, though, that everything has been designed through social consciousness to dis-empower you. Why? Those in power know that if you were to become empowered, you would not continue to serve them. So they have continued to come up with threats. The ultimate threat being that of Hell and damnation if you don’t abide by the guidelines they have laid out for you in the physical.
Many people are able to gain access to their in-sound during meditation. Spontaneous chanting during meditation or spiritual ceremonies is really the soul declaring itself, aligning itself with the tonalities from within. You are accessing sounds from interdimensional worlds and bringing them forth into the physical. Before you can produce sounds vocally, you have to hear them internally. That is the inner sound we are speaking about. And that is in alignment with your soul.
To access these higher forms of consciousness and further empower yourself, try Gaiam TV’s Fractal Meditation System. It can help you stimulate your mind into enhanced awareness.
The Difference Between Healing and Emotion
Feelings are the sensory system based upon the physical. Feelings are mostly shallow and fleeting, easily changed, and influenced by what is going on around you. In contrast, the emotional sensory system of the soul is a deeply resonating experience. It is the experience that is carried with you from lifetime to lifetime, from existence to existence. These are the emotions that move, change, shift, and expand you.
Can you see or feel the difference? Will you now HEAR things differently in your life? We hope this perspective on in-sound has opened you up to hearing your soul speaking to you.
Expand Your Soul with Gaia
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Precognition: Is It Possible to Know Something Before It Happens?
Precognition is the ability to know that something is going to happen before it occurs. It is a form of perception that does not depend on visible signs, sounds, or other environmental cues. In this article, we explore what precognition is, how it manifests, and what you can do to develop this ability.
Table of Contents
- What Is Precognition?
- How Is Precognitive Information Received?
- Differences Between Precognition, Intuition, and Clairvoyance
- Precognition and Spiritual Channeling: Is There a Connection?
- Spontaneous and Induced Precognition: Two Ways It Manifests
- Can Anyone Develop Precognition?
- How to Develop the Ability of Precognition
- How to Integrate Precognition Into Daily Life
What Is Precognition?
Precognition is defined as the anticipatory perception of an event that has not yet happened. Unlike other psychic phenomena, precognition implies a direct connection with future time, without the need for prior signals or logical deductions. Those who experience this ability often report visions, sensations, or dreams that later manifest in reality.
This ability can manifest sporadically or repeatedly, and it’s not always easy to recognize immediately. In many cases, a person may not realize they have had a precognitive experience until the predicted event actually occurs. That’s why learning to identify the patterns and sensations associated with this type of perception is key to developing it.
Although precognition is commonly associated with prophetic dreams, it can also appear during waking states, meditation, or moments of deep emotional connection. It is not about fortune-telling, but rather a subtle form of access to information that transcends ordinary perception of time.
How Is Precognitive Information Received?
Precognitive information can arrive in many ways, depending on a person’s sensitivity and the context in which it manifests. Here are some of the most common forms:
- Precognitive dreams: These often appear as vivid or symbolic dreams that anticipate future events. Although they may seem confusing at the time, their meaning becomes clear when the predicted event takes place.
- Spontaneous images or visions: These manifest as brief, spontaneous mental scenes that arise without apparent cause. They are usually accompanied by a strong emotional charge or a sense of certainty.
- Physical or emotional sensations: Some people feel physical discomfort or intense emotions without a clear reason, just before something important happens. Over time, they learn to recognize these sensations as warnings of what is about to occur.
- Words, thoughts, or “instant knowledge”: These are sudden perceptions of information, as if one “just knew” something without learning it. This form of precognition tends to be clear and direct, without ambiguity.
Differences Between Precognition, Intuition, and Clairvoyance
Although precognition, intuition, and clairvoyance may seem similar, each functions in a distinct way. Precognition is specifically related to the perception of future events. Intuition, on the other hand, is an immediate understanding or a sense about something that is happening or about to happen, without necessarily containing precise information about the future. Intuition tends to be broader and less detailed.
Clairvoyance, meanwhile, is the ability to “see” information beyond the physical—whether from the past, present, or future. A clairvoyant person may receive mental images, symbols, or scenes representing a situation. While clairvoyance can include precognitive moments, not all clairvoyant experiences are anticipations of the future. The main difference lies in the type of perception and the time frame to which the information refers.
Precognition and Spiritual Channeling: Is There a Connection?
Precognition and spiritual channeling share a common foundation: access to information that does not come from rational analysis. In both cases, the person acts as a receiver of knowledge that seems to arise from a deeper or higher source. Although not every precognitive experience involves spiritual contact, the messages perceived often carry a sense of clarity, symbolism, or emotional depth that suggests a link with subtle planes of consciousness.
In the series Channeling: A Bridge to the Beyond, available on Gaia, various ways are explored in which channelers access non-physical information—including precognitive experiences. Through interviews with experts and renowned channelers, the series shows how our perception of time can expand when connecting with guides, energies, or dimensions beyond the visible.
Spontaneous and Induced Precognition: Two Ways It Manifests
Precognition can manifest in different ways, either spontaneously or through intentional practices. In some cases, it appears without warning, as a dream, a sudden image, or an intense sensation that anticipates something to come. These experiences often occur during moments of relaxation, when the mind is more open. But they can also be consciously activated through techniques like meditation or psychic exercises designed to deliberately access future information.
Both spontaneous and induced forms share the same origin: access to data that has not yet materialized in physical reality. The difference lies in the level of control and preparation. While one arises unexpectedly, the other requires training and focus. Both are valid and complementary paths in developing this ability.
Can Anyone Develop Precognition?
Yes, anyone can develop precognition, although the process may vary from person to person. Some individuals are born with a naturally heightened sensitivity, but that doesn’t mean it’s an exclusive ability. With practice, focus, and an open mind, it’s possible to activate and strengthen this skill over time.
The most important thing is to cultivate mindfulness and learn to recognize internal signals. Precognition usually doesn’t appear in dramatic ways at first—it often begins with subtle cues that become clearer with practice. Learning to recognize when your perception is activated, recording your experiences, and trusting what you perceive are key steps in its development.
How to Develop the Ability of Precognition
Developing precognition requires consistency, sensitivity, and openness to new ways of perception. These practices can help you gradually train this ability:
- Keep a perception journal: Write down dreams, intuitions, or spontaneous images. Reviewing these records allows you to detect patterns and confirm synchronicities.
- Practice meditation regularly: Meditation silences mental noise and increases receptivity. It’s essential for accessing subtle information.
- Observe your emotions and sensations: Pay attention to sudden changes in your emotional or physical state. These are often anticipatory signals that tend to repeat.
- Ask questions before sleeping: Formulate a clear question and see if you receive any revealing dreams. This exercise activates the precognitive channel during rest.
- Trust what you perceive: Doubt blocks the flow of information. Practicing confidence in your impressions is essential to strengthen this ability.
How to Integrate Precognition Into Daily Life
Incorporating precognition into your daily life doesn’t mean constantly waiting for signs—it means learning to recognize when your perception is activated. You can start by paying more attention to your intuition when making decisions or when you feel an internal warning you can’t explain. The more you listen and validate it, the more natural it becomes.
It’s also helpful to create brief moments of silence or reflection during the day. This makes it easier to connect with your inner perception, even amid routine. Precognition becomes a practical tool when you stop forcing answers and allow information to arrive in a spontaneous and fluid way.
