Do Cells Have Memory?

Cellular Memory?
Do you know what cellular memory is?

I thought I did until Bruce Lipton, Ph.D, corrected me while I was sharing with him about a client I was doing breathwork with. During her session I could intuitively feel that she was releasing deep memories stored in her body around sibling rivalry and childhood trauma.

Bite Marks Appeared
Just as I was feeling that, she opened her eyes as she was breathing, and we both saw bite marks appear on her arm that then turned to a bruise and then, as she continued to breathe, her arm turned to normal.
She literally breathed out suppressed past traumatic event around when she was bitten by her jealous older sister while she was a baby.

Cells Don't Have Memory
I was sharing this with Bruce at his California home and he said that this is not cellular memory because cells don’t have memory. He said that the field of consciousness surrounding the cells have memory that cause the cells to behave a certain way.

He is right. In physics this is called the Stark Effect, referring to how when you change the field around the atom, you change the atom.

This means that every cell of your body, for example, since it’s comprised of atoms, are controlled by and following orders from the field of consciousness surrounding the cells.

Your Entire Life Is Made Up Of Atoms
In fact, your entire life is comprised of atoms. All material form is made up of atoms.

What would change in your life if you freed yourself from hidden emotional pain causing limitation?