The Spiritual Meaning: Hearing A Loud Clap Noise
Updated 2022.03.22
Have you heard the sound of a deafening crack? Sounded like thunder, except there wasn't any?
If so, you may not be alone.
When I was 26, I went for a walk in the woods.
Stopping to notice a passionflower that had just bloomed, I bent down to inspect it further and admire its beauty.
While I paused on my walk, a loud, deafening crack pierced the air.
It sounded like the crack of thunder had just flashed over my head, except there was no lightning. It was a beautiful, crystal clear day without a cloud in the sky.
My ears now ringing from the aftermath, I looked around to see if other hikers heard it, too.
Jogging, chatting, and continuing along the trail, no one was acting as anything had happened.
I was apparently the only one who'd heard it.
And I was mystified.
Fast forward to today, I've learned that when I hear a noise originating from no physical or human source in sight, it's probably something spiritual.
Have you heard a loud pop in meditation? A sudden bang while you're all alone?
If you can find no physical world origin for the sound, what you have heard is spiritual and called a rapport. Rapports are the sonic boom of the Spirit World.
A rapport occurs when a Spirit traveling in a high-frequency dimension zips through our lower frequency dimension.
An energetic wave called a shock wave is produced. A shock wave occurs when any energetic wave is moving faster than the local speed of sound in its surrounding fluid.
When a Spirit is traveling really fast to meet you on the physical level, a mini Spirit sonic boom can happen.
What you've heard can be the sound of a Spirit traveling to you or traversing the veil between the two worlds to communicate. I like to think of this sound as the sound of a communication gateway opening up connecting realms.
In cases when you are meditating, alone in contemplation (as I was when I heard it), or otherwise going inward, the Spirit is likely your Spirit Guide.
Other experts in my field think this sound can be connected to the pineal gland's calcifications to be breaking off.
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