Jessica Taylor: The Awakening After the Fall

About this episode

Jessica Taylor shares her journey of awakening after a life-altering accident that erased her memory.

When Jessica Taylor left home on November 15, 1969, she thought she was simply picking up supplies for her cosmetic studio. Instead, a single misstep sent her plummeting down a dark staircase, shattering her skull and erasing her entire memory.“My slate was wiped clean, all memory of everything in my life and what life was, gone. Totally all memory was gone.” In a recent episode of LOA Today, host Walt Thiessen invited Jessica to share how that devastating accident became the doorway to a lifelong metaphysical awakening and what it can teach us about consciousness, soul, and who we really are. After the fall, Jessica didn’t recognize her husband, her daughters, or even herself. There were no MRIs, no CAT scans, and no hospital insurance for her immigrant family. She was sent home after two weeks, where the real struggle began. “I literally had to start all over again, learning everything from scratch.” She had what she calls a Third Eye vision - like a tiny, hyper-detailed television series in her forehead of about twenty women standing on grand steps in front of a white building. She could see lips moving, eyes blinking, every detail. Later, she watched what looked like the sun…

People in this episode

Host: Walt Thiessen

Guest: Jessica Taylor

Topics covered

• metaphysical awakening
• consciousness
• memory loss
• personal struggle
• self-discovery

Keywords

• metaphysical
• awakening
• memory loss
• consciousness
• self-discovery
• personal struggle

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