
What the Body Remembers
A Memory in Every Cell

My daughter, Holli, texted me the other day.
She wrote:
“Did you listen to this song 🎶 and sing it to me when I was little?
Look through my eyes from the movie Brother Bear.”
I texted back,
“All the time… hundreds of times.”
And then she said something that stopped me in my tracks:
“We just watched this movie…
And it hit me like a bullet.
Like it was in my bones…
I couldn’t stop crying.”
I just sat there for a moment… taking it in.
And I wrote back,
“You were two…?”
Because she was.
I used to sing that song to her 🎶 —Look Through My Eyes—over and over again when she was a baby. Rocking her and singing to try to put her to sleep. This song meant something to me. I would hold her close and pour everything I had into those quiet moments.
And somehow… all these years later…
It was still there.
Not just in her mind…
But in her bones.
She said to me,
“Mom, I can feel what you felt when 🎶 you sang it.”
And that’s when the tears really came.
Because what she was remembering wasn’t just a song… it was love. It was a connection. Something deeper than words—something her body had held onto all these years.
Your body remembers what nourishes it… even if you’ve forgotten.
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Some memories don’t just live in your mind… they live in your body. In this episode, I share a story about my daughter, a song from her childhood, and how the body remembers what nourishes it—and gently leads us back to what it needs.
References I talked about:
- The song: Look Through My Eyes - Brother Bear
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And lately, she’s been remembering more. Not just songs—but the things that nourished her.
