Clairgustance or ‘clear taste’ is the most unusual of all the psychic phenomena. It allows a person with this gift to taste a substance or food associated with someone or something from the past or present.
This extra-sensory perception (ESP) is sometimes delivered by vapors of air within the mouth that leave the slightest taste of something in the mouth without anything being placed on the tongue. This sense comes out of the blue and only last for a few seconds and then is gone. This ability enables us to receive information from the spirit world through the sense of ‘tasting’ the essence of various substances in the form of ‘non-physical flavors’ or taste sensations. Clairgustance is similar to smelling something like apple pie and feeling the taste sensation within your mouth without anything physically in your mouth.
In the health field, a medical intuitive uses this gift to determine what foods may be needed to help a client, such as the taste of grapefruit juice for someone who lacks Vitamin C. At times, a taste will occur that could indicate a possible cause of illness, a disease or a treatment needed. It can be very helpful if you can ‘taste’ something that is harmful or dangerous; this provides you with the necessary information about what the substance might be or where it may be located, without having any physical exposure to it.
When clairgustance is a part of your insight, it helps you identify the source or reason for a message, and to communicate with the loved one who has passed. This gift helps a medium or psychic to validate a loved one by acknowledging the wonderful apple pies their aunt was known for or the smoked sausage their uncle loved to cook.
The gift of taste is not just applicable to the deceased or non-physical entities. You can experience this gift with the living. When you find yourself tasting a homemade cinnamon cookie, the kind your grandma always makes, give your grandma a call because she probably needs or wants to speak with you. You can also experience this gift when a special occasion is growing near and you get a taste of cake and ice cream in your mouth. Check your calendar to see if someone’s birthday or anniversary is near.
This sense of taste is sometimes not just food orientated; you can receive a taste of soap, dirt, charcoal, cigarettes and more! The other part that clairgustants include is the oral sensations of the person who has passed, such as a dry mouth, burping, hiccups, salivating, or sudden food cravings.
I’m sure at some time you might have or will experience this gift. When you do, thank the loved one for stopping by or pick up the phone and call your relative, as I am sure they would love to speak with you.
I once denied a child water at night because he wets the bed. On my job I was told he had had water and could not have any more. He asked me three times and on that third time after say no twice God screamed at me. He said in a loud voice get him some water. I stood up to go to the kitchen and my mouth was bone dry. I could not sollow. My breath left me for a minute. I had a bottle of water in my work station. I took one sip and it was better all night. I told God I was going to give him water every nigh and he would not have to beat me again.. Every night when I came in he was waiting for his water and got it every night I worked. A huge 20oz cup.
I will never forget that night. The night that God put that taste of thirst in my mouth. He let me fill what that Child was feeling. It was the most amazing night. One I will never stop talking about. Gods power.