The Secret Score: How Music Trains You to See the Unseen

Introduction

Sometimes, while improvising a melody, I get this intense “knowing feeling”.

It’s as if the music isn’t coming from me at all—but through me.

Notes pour out in a way that feels like an intelligence all of its own—like a message. Patterns unfold, hinting at something just beyond my understanding—a glimpse of the future, a path, or a truth I can’t yet fully articulate …but one that I feel and resonate with on another plain of existence.

As an artist and deep thinker, I love to dissect moments like this.

As a spiritual seeker, I keep wondering if there’s more to this.

And as someone obsessed with how creativity intersects with consciousness, I’ve come to believe music isn’t just art—it’s the hidden language of frequency and resonance that trains us to see what’s beneath reality.

The question that I find interesting is this: What’s the connection between Music and Prophesy?

Why?

Because:

If music is a conduit for the preparation of prophesy, then music holds the power to reveal not only who we are—but where we’re headed.

This is the story I want to tell..

The Problem: Starved for Meaning, Blind to Patterns..

Here’s what you might be feeling right now:

• You crave transcendence but feel stuck in mundane routines.

• You’re creative, but sense you’re only scratching the surface of something far bigger.

• You know music moves you deeply—but you don’t know why certain notes feel so resonant.

• You’re haunted by the suspicion that life has patterns, but you’re struggling to read them.

In a world drowning in noise, art is the last sacred space. And yet even some artists miss the deeper purpose hidden in their own creations.

We live in an age where meaning is scattered.

Cultural upheaval leaves us disoriented.

Attention spans fracture.

The modern problem isn’t a lack of information—it’s that we can’t see the meta connections.

Prophets of old were pattern and paradigm readers—synthesizers of meta information. They connected scattered dots into a vision of what was coming. But in a hyper-distracted world, most of us have lost that skill.

Music might be the fastest way back to it.

Music Trains the Prophetic Mind: The Ancient Connection

Here’s the perspective shift:

Music isn’t entertainment. It’s a prophetic frequency.

Why? Because music is pure pattern language.

• Rhythm is time speaking in pulses.

• Harmony is tension and release—a mirror of life’s cycles.

• Melody is memory and foreshadowing—the past echoing into the future.

Every time you engage deeply with music, you’re practicing the same skill that prophets use:

→ Pattern recognition.

Prophets don’t merely predict events. They sense the hidden architecture of life. They see where currents are flowing before anyone else.

That’s what music teaches you:

• How to recognize symbols and metaphors that carry meaning beyond words.

• How to detect subtle shifts in emotional weather.

• How to anticipate what comes next.

Neuroscientist Daniel J. Levitin writes:

This isn’t mystical “woo woo”—it’s a deeply human phenomenon rooted in the brain’s design.

Philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer linked music directly to a prophetic dimension:

Even artists like Bob Dylan have spoken of their work feeling prophetic:

Music = Training for Pattern Perception

Think of the last time you felt chills listening to a song. Why did you shiver? It wasn’t random. Your nervous system detected a pattern your conscious mind didn’t fully register yet—a resolution, an unexpected chord, a truth beyond language.

This is prophetic sensitivity.

Prophets and artists share the same job description:

Musicians weren’t merely entertainers. They were bridges to the unseen.

Why This Matters to You

You might be thinking:

Because if you’re an artist, spiritual seeker, or music lover:

• You’re tired of surface-level creation—you crave deeper resonance.

• You suspect your art is trying to tell you and others something.

• You already feel the presence of hidden patterns.

• You want to unlock your intuition.

Here’s the insight:

Imagine how powerful your creativity will become if you learn to listen for the prophetic dimension of music.

How Music Mirrors Prophetic Mechanics

Let’s break down how music is prophetic mechanics in action:

1. Foreshadowing

A composer introduces a subtle theme early in a piece that returns later transformed. That’s prophecy: hinting at future resolution.

2. Symbolic Language

Prophecy often comes in metaphors. So does music. A minor chord can mean mourning, longing, or warning. A rising interval can signal hope.

3. Time Collapse

Prophets collapse past, present, and future into a single vision. Music does the same:

• A single chord can carry echoes of past themes.

• A rhythm can predict where the song will land.

4. Emotional Transmission

Prophets don’t merely report facts. They transmit feeling. Music bypasses intellect and implants emotion directly.

The Skeptic’s View: Isn’t This Just Woo-Woo?

Let’s be honest—some people will say:

• “Artists aren’t prophets—they’re just imaginative.”

• “Music is just entertainment.”

• “Prophecy is superstition.”

These criticisms deserve respect. Not everything “feeling profound” is truly prophetic. And artists aren’t automatically oracles.

But here’s where skeptics miss the mark:

• Music is scientifically proven to sharpen pattern recognition (as mentioned above).

• Prophetic experiences often arise from altered states—which music induces (scripture).

• Artists do shape culture by sensing what’s emerging before it fully manifests.

Even if you strip away mysticism, there’s no denying:

The Advantage: Train Your Inner Prophet

Here’s where it gets practical.

If you embrace the connection between music and prophesy, you gain:

✅ Sharper intuition

✅ Deeper emotional intelligence

✅ The ability to sense cultural shifts

✅ Music that resonates more deeply with others

✅ Creative work that feels guided by something larger

It’s not about predicting the future. It’s about:

• Sensing trends before they’re obvious.

• Channeling insight into your music.

• Trusting your creative instincts.

Imagine the edge you’d have as an musician/artist if you could feel which direction culture is moving—and create ahead of it… now that’s poetic and prophetic.

Gamify Your Prophetic Practice

Let’s make this actionable. Here’s how you can train your prophetic ear through music:

Prophetic Listening Ritual

• Put on instrumental music (no lyrics).

• Close your eyes. Focus on patterns:

  • What emotions emerge?

  • What images flash in your mind?

  • What future possibilities do you sense?

• Write down any insights, no matter how strange.

Prophetic Music Journal

• Keep a notebook for musical experiences that feel “prophetic” or that feel like the “soundtrack” of your life.

• Record:

  • Date & song

  • Emotions felt

  • Ideas that arose

  • Any connections you later see in life

Over time, you’ll notice themes revealing themselves.

Compose a Prophetic Affirmation

If you’re a musician:

• Try composing a piece as if it were a prophecy.

• Don’t just write music—ask:

  • What is this piece trying to say about the future?

  • What mood or truth is it revealing?

Conclusion: Artists See The Secrets Of The Unseen Paradigm

Here’s the idea in one sentence:

As an artist, spiritual seeker, or music lover, you’re already equipped with the tools of a prophet:

• Emotional resonance

• Pattern recognition

• Intuitive leaps

The question is whether you’ll listen deeply enough to let your art become a doorway to unseen truths.

Because if music is the primer of prophecy, then your next song could be a forecast future vision.

And maybe that’s what you were born for.

Fortis Fortuna Adiuvat (Fortune Favors The Bold)

Thank you for reading,

—Lawrence