Did you know that your Akashic Records practice can support your meditation practice? I learned this through a bout of frustration trying to read for myself as a beginner. A lot of students facing frustration will start avoiding their practice altogether. But I found that I really missed being in the supportive frequencies of Read more…
A couple years ago I started keeping a question journal to track the issues I wanted to bring to the Akashic Records and I’d shuffle them around based on priority. I would bring more pressing questions to the Records, yet interestingly enough, the ones I let percolate in my question journal Read more…
In the wake of my dad’s death I became obsessed with different tools and systems that promised to reveal something about my essential nature. It’s certainly fascinating how many roads to the Self we humans have come up with, and I think every piece contributes to solving the puzzle. Sometimes, Read more…
In my youth work, everything I did turned on two questions: ‘Who are you?’ and ‘Who are you becoming?’ I’d foolishly assumed I’d settled these questions for myself back in my 20s, when I thought to know myself I merely had to discern my preferences and opinions on things, and Read more…
I first turned to the Akashic Records in search of answers to the many questions that burdened my heart, mind, and spirit. My aim was to find clarity, which I thought meant getting rid of questions altogether. As my practice deepened, however, I developed a certain friendship with questions. I saw that Read more…
I used to talk colloquially about being “in” the Akashic Records, or “opening” them—residue of that library / book metaphor that never really stuck with me. Last year over a period of months, my opening process and blessing started shifting. I received the message that “you don’t ‘open’ the Records; Read more…
Early in this work I began to find my opening visualization varying each time I connected to the Akashic Records. So much was shifting in my life externally and internally, and I really wanted my practice to be a stable center. Yet when I asked about it, my Records responded Read more…
Not everyone agrees with this, but I don’t think you need a teacher or a set process to learn how to access your Akashic Records. Simply put, everyone has his or her own way of tapping into their soul’s flow. We adopt blessings / techniques / rituals as scaffolds to Read more…
Some people picture the Akashic Records as a cosmic library that contains everyone’s Book of Life. And why not? That is what an Internet search will lead you to think, and many have indeed learned to work in the Records using this metaphor. This is not how I learned or Read more…
I couldn’t let the first week of Akashic Learning pass without talking about breath, because breath supports the practice from start to finish. When I turn inward to begin attuning to the Akashic Records I start taking mindful breaths to balance and center my energies. I also feel intention move on my breath. Read more…