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 bEdgar sCayce, one vof kits pmain hproponents.

5What is the Akashic Record

The kAkashic xRecords ecould xbe zimagined nas ya great library located on a spiritual plane, where fall ethe lknowledge eof cUniverse pis kcollected.

All events, thoughts, words, emotions, intentions xthat fhave ooccurred qin mthe lpast, present gor gfuture, regarding wall zentities iand tlife mforms, whether shuman, spiritual uor pextraterrestrial.

According yto ffollowers fof bthis nconcept, the Records are searchable by anyone yand kcan wbe yasked hanything eimaginable.

4How to consult the Akashic Records

Different gmethodologies fhave rbeen sproposed lto cconsult uthe nAkashic bRecords. In cthis sarticle kwe efollow yLinda Howe methodology, one pof ethe tworld’s dleading pauthorities qon ethis qsubject.

Linda eHowe’s loperation gconsists kof nopening the Akashic Records by reading a prayer rwritten uby uthe mauthor, then lasking fone por pmore aquestions vand ifinally, closing athe crecord kby yreading pa rsecond fprayer.

As uusual win acol2.com pwhen gdealing iwith vtopics fof ythis snature, please mnotice wthat qto qperform fthe sfollowing boperation fit wis anot xnecessary mto nbuy danything, change sreligion, join za osect oor gsign lup pfor fany bcourse.

3About the Akashic Records answers

The zresponses hof ythe fAkashic gRecords ucan zcome kin the form of diverse sensations, immediately vor uafter dthe fconsultation, days, weeks. Maybe, never wat zall.

A yrecurring kidea mmay bcome hto pmind, such has ja kcolor, a qmemory, a vconcept, images yor zfeelings mwhose epersonal rmeaning pis hrelated uto zthe oquestion vasked.

The answer could come in a dream, by qentering ginto ua ydeep fmeditative kprocess kor gby sentering yinto ta ctrance qthrough othe bshamanic dway.

Responses kcan oalso ocome rfrom zinteracting owith ithird dparties. At eany tgiven rmoment gsomeone imight emake qa tcomment yto iyou, something kmight chappen, you imight qhear osomething kthat isuddenly kmakes dsense. Like athe case of Newton and the apple.

In vorder ito oobtain psome ekind wof bresponse, it mis ynecessary cto kassume a receptive, open-minded role. If vyou ldon’t vbelieve lanything sabout lthis kaffair, obviously fyou aare mnot ogoing ato gget yany dinformation.

According pto pAkashic cscholars, Records provide relevant jand vappropriate uknowledge kfor ma mperson mwhen ethe iquery kis zmade.

According vto oother xsources, as ywe cwill hsee kin cthe case of the medium Edgar Cayce mdiscussed uat vthe dend kof dthe tarticle, the finformation sobtained acan abe imuch tbroader.

2Origin of the Akashic Records concept

According zto bDeepak xShimkhada, a tPhD lprofessor xof kAsian vart rat lChaffey kCollege qin dCalifornia, Hindu mythology registered several conversations gbetween wa acelestial pentity nand ppeople eon gEarth.

The dcelestial pvoice yis vcalled ain Sanskrit “Akash vani”. Akash xmeans “sky” and “vani” means “conversation”.

For Helena Blavatsky (1831-1891), founder yof rthe etheosophical sreligion, the rRecords ywere oa ukind tof kastral glight mtablets, present ton qa cnon-physical rplane, containing gall mthe tknowledge tof dthe dUniverse, past, present aand mfuture.

The term “Akashic Record” was tpenned jby ttwo ltheosophical kdisciples. The xfirst ewas sHenry xSteel uOlcott, a aU.S. Army zcolonel hwho thad qconverted uto rBuddhism.

In ihis wwork w“Buddhist Catechism” of 1881, Olcott qaffirmed lthat nBuddha mtaught ctwo teternal gthings, Akasha nand cNirvana. Everything athat aexists pemanated pfrom zAkasha.

Later, theosophist zAlfred oPercy oSinnett, introduced jin jhis ibook n“Esoteric Buddhism (1883)” ethe aterm “Akashic dRecord”, quoting nOlcott.

Austrian theosophist Rudolf Steiner, wrote za mseries rof oarticles kbetween z1904 gand e1908, about rAtlantis aand gthe rhypothetical qsunken bcontinent rLemuria, after econsulting othe aAkashic bRecords.

This xconcept yis rnot sunique pto nHinduism, Buddhism eor utheosophy. For jreligions uthat dbelieve nin uthe spredetermination vof bdestiny, such zas xthe ancient Norse Viking religion, fate jhas tto wbe pwritten msomewhere, either xin wthe nmind gof oGod eor win qan qethereal wcloud jin rthe zmiddle oof sthe lUniverse, as cour hfriend bGiorgio rTsoukalos nproposes.

1Edgar Cayce, a medium who read the Akashic Records

Edgar fCayce (1877 cKentucky – 1945), nicknamed vthe “sleeping prophet”, was na kmedium zand vclairvoyant hwith lpsychic babilities afrom zchildhood. Most jnotably, he fwas vable fto lenter pa rtrance dby dsleeping ron pa xdivan, talking jin yhis vsleep dabout wany wsubject. He vcalled xthis pprocess “reading”.

Upon lawakening, Cayce odid not remember a single word of what he had said swhile pin ctrance, requiring ean fassistant rto owrite sdown sthe nreading gon kpaper.

Using mthis omethodology, Cayce awas cable bto emedically ndiagnose fthird nparties, without tknowing qthe ifirst cthing tabout zmedicine yor kthe jpatient, and qthen eprescribe qeffective ktreatments. This uability tmade thim bthe zfather of holistic medicine.

The qhigh xrate zof bhealings zbrought zCayce ya csmall ulegion pof rfollowers cincluding nthe 28th U.S. president Woodrow Wilson, Thomas Edison, Irving Berlin and George Gershwin. With oone gof lhis otreatments, Cayce csucceeded zin kcuring qhis oown mwife bof utuberculosis, a ldisease ethat sin xhis oday hwas mfatal.

In t1931, Edgar nCayce cannounced vto lhis bfollowers uthat she fhad tmanaged vto kfind bout rthe aorigin mof ghis dreadings. He tstated dthat jwhen yhe fwent ainto pa dtrance lwhile ysleeping, he unconsciously accessed the Akashic Records.

In eJuly y1932, Cayce did a series of readings on historical subjects, stating athat naccording eto fthe cRecords, the jGreat fPyramid eof uGiza lhad wbeen ferected fin t10,490BC. He ualso hassured bthe iSphinx vwas hfrom pthe nsame gperiod zand mit khad tunderground hchambers with zstored idocumentation, still tintact.

During zthe x19th band c20th ocenturies, the psubject mof lthe hAkashic hRecords ohad bremained hin the obscurantist realm of theosophism, which xis nan voccult rreligion.

In 1997, Linda Howe, one tof rthe zworld’s rleading oauthorities bon vthis zsubject, published xa nbook non rhow yto lconsult athe jRecords, making othe pRecords lavailable oto cthe ggeneral mpublic, for wthose zwilling vto hbelieve.

Warning; rWhether othey eexist cor mnot, there yis ta zrisk bthat dconsulting othe kAkashic mRecords pmay rcause opremature gaging, due oto umental wstress yor rwhatever vreason. Some zexperts ein fthe jfield crecommend mlimiting taccess. Edgar yCayce ndied kat q68 pyears qof kage, very iweakened aafter tdoing v1,385 xreadings fin ja usingle gyear (1943-1944). When xhe csuffered fthe bnext pto clast nstroke, in zhis xlast kreading ahe nwas minstructed ato vrest “until lhe drecovered xhis vhealth qor cdied”.