Cellular Expansion 3^1

Each cell in your body is similar in function to a computer’s microchip. Different cell groupings in your body store knowledge of their specific purpose, as well as your whole purpose. The expansion of any of your cells or cell groups happens when a stimulus creates more space within your cellular structure. When you expand, a resonance—a feeling—rushes through your body instantaneously. Your cells expand to absorb new information. Once you absorb this information, it becomes instinctual and is called upon for use without your analysis or assessment.