Cellular Remembrance

Several years ago while dining with a couple of friends at an Italian restaurant; I had an experience of cellular memory. It was such a shock and surprise to me!

We were chatting and had ordered hors d’oeuvres and when they arrived I took a bite and immediately burst into tears. It was the first time I had ever tasted Gorgonzola cheese. I cried for 45 minutes while having visions of Italy and a lifetime of being an opera singer. In my vision my two friends were also singers and we were beautiful, talented, but haughty and arrogant. We were successful had great fame and our voices were glorious.

The emotions that flew through my body in waves of pathos and longing were almost unbearable. I had a difficult time controlling the pictures that overtook my inner sight. I wanted to tell my companions what I was experiencing and seeing and could only blubber and try to maintain some composure in a public place!

The scenes of Italy and that lifetime were filled with color, music and magic. It was a lifetime of personal power and appreciation by others. We were lauded and almost considered goddesses by the public. We were treated with reverence and given every desire of our hearts. We were spoiled and loved it!

The strange thing in this lifetime is that none of us sing….other than in the bathtub!

One of my friends understood that I was having cellular memory and she continued eating without a care. My other friend was concerned for my mental condition and was quite upset. It was soooo strange!

The cheese triggered the Italian lifetime and my body was showing me the pictures and the emotions of that long ago time. I have been told that your mind can fool you, your heart can fool you, but your body will always tell you the truth. It is dependable. It is the barometer of your total state of being in this dimension. My body definitely had something to tell me that fantastic evening!

The strange thing is that I had never heard of cellular memory before. It was an experience I had never imagined.

The reason this whole experience has come to life again in my thinking, is that I had dinner last night at a friend’s home and we were making the sounds we both make when we eat and certain foods trigger such sensual almost orgasmic responses.

She and her sister had created a wonderful squash soup that was so incredible that it was and will go down in my memory as heavenly and a gift from the gods. I told her even if I forget my whole life this time due to Alzheimer’s or dementia of some type, this soup would not be forgotten!

The dinner was so wonderful with new tastes for me. I am amazed at how ordinary my food menu has been in my lifetime. Having lived for over 6 decades on the planet you would think I would have tried every conceivable food. Not so! I have been so timid in trying new tastes…not wanting to be disappointed! The irony is that I have not experienced the ambrosia of so many foods that are available on this beautiful planet. In a way it is the story of my basic personality, wanting security over the risk of adventure. This is about to change! When I enter a restaurant from now on, I am ordering something entirely different and something I have never tasted. I do not want to cross over to spirit world not tasting the tastes that are available in such abundance here and now.

By telling my friend the story of the cellular memory at dinner last night, the conversation between us arose about having people attend a workshop/dinner and experience new foods that they have never tried. We would create a menu of exotic foods that many people avoid or are afraid to try. It would be an adventure into taste and memory…to see if others would have a past life experience from the simple act of tasting a food never before experienced in this lifetime.

If this sounds like something you might want to try, please contact me and we will get the ball rolling for adventure and discovery by hosting a dinner party to end all dinner parties! Adventure and memory await!