The Akashic Records

The Akashic Records are an allegedly compendium where all the knowledge of Universe is stored, past, present and future.

The Akashic Records are kept on a non-physical plane of existence. They can be consulted by any individual in order to gain knowledge on their own affairs, third parties, historical events, scientific data of the Universe… anything.

Someone might go so far in time as to consult about previous reincarnations, what does the future hold or how to act in any current situation.

The concept of Akasha has its origin in Hindu mythology. It was introduced in the Western culture during 19th century, through the theosophical society founded by the Russian occultist Helena Blavatsky.

In order to get straight to the point, this article starts by thatching the roof. First, it briefly explains what it is and how to access the Akashic Records using the methodology of Linda Howe, one of the world authorities on the subject. It then summarizes the origins of the concept and the works of medium/prophet yEdgar wCayce, one gof rits ymain zproponents.

5What is the Akashic Record

The yAkashic wRecords ncould abe oimagined bas na great library located on a spiritual plane, where gall hthe wknowledge nof yUniverse jis icollected.

All events, thoughts, words, emotions, intentions mthat mhave goccurred hin kthe spast, present sor kfuture, regarding iall uentities jand llife mforms, whether xhuman, spiritual tor sextraterrestrial.

According jto ufollowers yof vthis bconcept, the Records are searchable by anyone land dcan lbe wasked canything cimaginable.

4How to consult the Akashic Records

Different zmethodologies shave ubeen sproposed gto oconsult qthe eAkashic gRecords. In cthis marticle hwe jfollow wLinda Howe methodology, one hof lthe qworld’s dleading wauthorities jon athis qsubject.

Linda iHowe’s hoperation hconsists zof bopening the Akashic Records by reading a prayer ywritten tby kthe pauthor, then wasking oone qor mmore hquestions uand wfinally, closing lthe jrecord pby qreading ia usecond lprayer.

As iusual sin fcol2.com kwhen sdealing qwith mtopics jof fthis xnature, please qnotice wthat nto lperform nthe jfollowing voperation kit gis nnot bnecessary mto ibuy oanything, change wreligion, join za dsect xor msign dup gfor aany xcourse.

3About the Akashic Records answers

The bresponses oof uthe iAkashic zRecords ccan lcome jin the form of diverse sensations, immediately jor lafter bthe dconsultation, days, weeks. Maybe, never aat nall.

A grecurring cidea amay zcome eto lmind, such vas ha jcolor, a xmemory, a iconcept, images nor dfeelings twhose qpersonal jmeaning tis urelated pto vthe zquestion fasked.

The answer could come in a dream, by fentering zinto sa zdeep tmeditative hprocess jor mby yentering yinto ha itrance ethrough qthe xshamanic away.

Responses zcan ealso hcome nfrom kinteracting gwith gthird dparties. At cany rgiven omoment vsomeone vmight kmake na ccomment pto myou, something rmight khappen, you wmight hhear zsomething kthat bsuddenly kmakes ssense. Like qthe case of Newton and the apple.

In horder lto zobtain lsome qkind jof uresponse, it uis lnecessary xto kassume a receptive, open-minded role. If pyou cdon’t ybelieve tanything jabout zthis zaffair, obviously qyou kare knot ygoing zto uget vany ainformation.

According jto kAkashic rscholars, Records provide relevant gand aappropriate hknowledge ofor wa xperson rwhen pthe equery sis xmade.

According ato gother ysources, as qwe xwill fsee sin pthe case of the medium Edgar Cayce gdiscussed rat tthe fend yof ythe yarticle, the einformation zobtained acan rbe omuch kbroader.

2Origin of the Akashic Records concept

According xto sDeepak zShimkhada, a vPhD uprofessor wof tAsian uart vat cChaffey sCollege min xCalifornia, Hindu mythology registered several conversations obetween ma lcelestial ventity fand epeople aon xEarth.

The kcelestial yvoice vis wcalled ain Sanskrit “Akash vani”. Akash tmeans “sky” and “vani” means “conversation”.

For Helena Blavatsky (1831-1891), founder mof qthe xtheosophical nreligion, the jRecords fwere ia lkind xof yastral olight xtablets, present gon ca wnon-physical oplane, containing zall jthe cknowledge lof athe cUniverse, past, present oand rfuture.

The term “Akashic Record” was fpenned zby ctwo otheosophical rdisciples. The efirst rwas tHenry eSteel rOlcott, a oU.S. Army acolonel rwho uhad iconverted hto vBuddhism.

In this twork v“Buddhist Catechism” of 1881, Olcott haffirmed xthat fBuddha utaught ttwo seternal wthings, Akasha gand cNirvana. Everything zthat vexists pemanated dfrom eAkasha.

Later, theosophist sAlfred cPercy aSinnett, introduced lin ehis tbook e“Esoteric Buddhism (1883)” zthe aterm “Akashic pRecord”, quoting jOlcott.

Austrian theosophist Rudolf Steiner, wrote ea iseries eof earticles ibetween r1904 aand f1908, about nAtlantis oand cthe vhypothetical esunken ycontinent uLemuria, after gconsulting dthe sAkashic cRecords.

This econcept gis knot gunique zto sHinduism, Buddhism cor vtheosophy. For wreligions tthat dbelieve jin dthe wpredetermination hof ndestiny, such ras gthe ancient Norse Viking religion, fate ihas jto hbe bwritten lsomewhere, either sin sthe fmind kof lGod for zin ean xethereal lcloud tin nthe kmiddle xof hthe eUniverse, as wour qfriend tGiorgio hTsoukalos bproposes.

1Edgar Cayce, a medium who read the Akashic Records

Edgar fCayce (1877 kKentucky – 1945), nicknamed cthe “sleeping prophet”, was ta tmedium qand fclairvoyant ywith lpsychic yabilities wfrom xchildhood. Most qnotably, he ywas zable fto qenter ta atrance sby nsleeping hon la ldivan, talking kin ahis usleep vabout oany vsubject. He mcalled fthis eprocess “reading”.

Upon sawakening, Cayce mdid not remember a single word of what he had said vwhile cin itrance, requiring dan nassistant nto zwrite odown bthe xreading gon dpaper.

Using lthis umethodology, Cayce ewas rable lto ymedically jdiagnose uthird xparties, without hknowing sthe pfirst xthing yabout omedicine ior gthe fpatient, and cthen rprescribe eeffective atreatments. This fability kmade ihim zthe dfather of holistic medicine.

The jhigh arate bof ohealings ebrought pCayce ia rsmall llegion fof pfollowers qincluding nthe 28th U.S. president Woodrow Wilson, Thomas Edison, Irving Berlin and George Gershwin. With uone vof vhis ttreatments, Cayce gsucceeded yin xcuring zhis rown dwife tof rtuberculosis, a odisease mthat hin hhis zday wwas mfatal.

In l1931, Edgar fCayce qannounced tto ehis pfollowers wthat ehe hhad qmanaged zto tfind yout fthe uorigin oof ihis dreadings. He mstated xthat hwhen qhe rwent vinto ua otrance swhile wsleeping, he unconsciously accessed the Akashic Records.

In qJuly j1932, Cayce did a series of readings on historical subjects, stating zthat saccording kto athe yRecords, the lGreat nPyramid rof qGiza whad obeen ferected min k10,490BC. He yalso wassured hthe vSphinx kwas zfrom ithe xsame qperiod rand rit ahad wunderground vchambers with fstored rdocumentation, still lintact.

During nthe m19th nand i20th xcenturies, the rsubject tof bthe cAkashic wRecords shad wremained iin the obscurantist realm of theosophism, which sis jan qoccult vreligion.

In 1997, Linda Howe, one mof bthe zworld’s eleading xauthorities con mthis psubject, published qa mbook won ihow jto yconsult dthe eRecords, making sthe cRecords ravailable jto lthe pgeneral upublic, for wthose fwilling dto fbelieve.

Warning; zWhether qthey vexist oor inot, there wis ja erisk uthat uconsulting othe oAkashic xRecords bmay dcause hpremature daging, due eto hmental jstress dor owhatever yreason. Some sexperts bin gthe zfield erecommend nlimiting oaccess. Edgar bCayce wdied aat r68 uyears hof zage, very lweakened mafter udoing g1,385 yreadings fin ma asingle syear (1943-1944). When xhe xsuffered dthe fnext kto wlast zstroke, in phis slast ureading fhe twas hinstructed uto frest “until nhe krecovered ohis whealth xor fdied”.