Clairaudient Foreign Language

11/7/14 1:30 a.m. est

*I do not speak French, nor do I have any friends or associates that speak French. 

I have never taken French as a language.

I would like to share what I call a transmission that was shared with me 11/7/14.

Meaning:

clairaudience /ˌklɛərˈɔːdɪəns/ Noun 

1.   the postulated ability to hear sounds beyond the range of normal hearing

On this night I was up late contemplating a conversation I had with a customer over the phone earlier in the day. She was French and I joked about how 'I wish I had spoken the language'. While thinking about our chat and washing my face there was words being spoken to me within my head in what I perceived to be French.

I could also see the words in my mind as they were being spoken. 

"Quios bon lait et" 

Translation: What is, this milk is good

You will see in the photo of the communication that took place below. I  dropped the (s) on quios because it seemed logical for it to make sense. Of course I do not speak this language I would assume the translation can get lost a bit. 

This was shocking when I looked up the words to see what they meant because I had just finished a big bowl of cereal with cold milk. While eating my cereal I said aloud, "mmm, this milk is good".  

As you will see I original wrote the word "lail" but translated it to lait because it was in my mind during the 'transmission' and it only made sense within the context after learning is translated meaning. 

I could not understand what was being said, so I communicated back in my native language English (within my head). I asked for a confirmation because I am big on receiving some type of proof that what I am experiencing is actually factual and not in my head (well you know what I mean lol).

After asking for a confirmation, I received more words;

"Au suet oui" 

Translation:The tallow, yes

(Suet full meaning) n. late 14c., "solid fat formed in the torsos of cattle and sheep," probably from an Anglo-French diminutive of sius, the nominative use of sue, seu "tallow, grease," from Old French sieu "tallow," from Latin sebum "tallow, grease" (see sebum).

Lastly, I received after this;

"Vu" 

Translation: Seen

This interaction taught me that communication can happen in ANY form. Animal language, foreign language, unspoken language and many other forms and sources.

It also taught me about tallow and its benefits. Before this I had never heard of tallow. I made a small batch recently for my skin. Ironically this was a nice surprise because I only wash my face with oils, i,e, vitamin E, Shea butter, almond oil, coconut oil. Washing my face with anything else gives me adverse reactions (break outs, skin blotches, etc). 

See picture😊   

Tallow can be used for cooking, hair, skin, making candles, and more. 

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