Akasha

By having respect for boundaries and setting them with consistency and clarity — you will learn to follow and trust your own energy and guidance, claiming your unique Akashic channel and celebrating your ultimate authority — Fear, doubt and disbelief are the most powerful blocks to any intuitive connection, healing or reading. And it is something we ALL experience in varying levels and different times. …

Work with Akashic information and anchor your Akashic channel — Establish a foundation with your Akashic Records practice and with your Akashic Council as you explore the nature of your connection and what that wisdom means uniquely for you. It is my hope that you feel both supported and lit up to explore your own Akashic Records with more confidence…

C.G. Jung says “mythic time always exists in the eternal present” and for the last 6 weeks i have been exploring what mythic time and the eternal present of the Void feel like — the Void — which calls in a certain silence, toward the empty space of non-form. june…

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How a life as a spiritual medium can earn your living Anna, you’re offering something very mystical to your clients, what is it? I offer different types of services to my clients, one of which is card reading. That’s also my favorite part, even though I love the others as well. There are different types of card readings — it may be…

Editor note (Giulio Prisco): My friend Nupur Munshi has rescued from internet oblivion and improved our 2015 review of “Demystifying the Akasha: Consciousness and the Quantum Vacuum,” by Ralph Abraham and Sisir Roy. I have also added some thoughts. Ralph Abraham and Sisir Roy participated in our online conference “India…

You’re probably wondering…. What are Akashic Records? Why do I want a reading? I have heard the Records described as so many different things. Anything from a library that contains books filled with every occurrence that has ever happened, ever could have happened and everything that could possibly happen. …

AKASHA Conversations is a monthly event where we explore the critical aspects of decentralized social networking. We are focusing on all things moderating at least for Q1 2022. The AKASHA Foundation intends to help co-create moderating systems for decentralized social networks, and we were delighted that Prof. Amy X. Zhang…

Esko Kilpi nails it: “Knowledge that used to be understood as the internal property of an individual should now be seen as networked communication. This requires us to learn new ways of talking about education, competencies and work itself. What is also needed is to unlearn the reductionist organizing principles…