The Akashic Library

 

There seems to exist, beyond the scope of our understanding, an astounding compendium of all events; past present and future; an incoherent admixture of all labels, only made coherent by the observation of feelings, and patterns created by the observer. Instinct is one of the few demonstrations whereby we witness animal access to these records.

As with awareness in general, The Akashic Records are not kept in any order, as we would think of order. Were it a human-library, we would likely try to file things based on subjects or authors, and then place the volumes in well-defined sections. Of course, we would like to be able to see the contents within time as well. If fish were in charge of the library, humans would be amazed, but unable to find anything as a result of our less-than-fishlike navigation skills.

I don't mean to suggest that The Akashic Record does not include information; it is literally packed with all of the information that has ever, or will ever exist, but none of the information is labeled according to the latest incarnation of labels, and words alone would never do, as they never mean the same thing, year after year.

There is something far more informative than words, labels, objects or environments. Ironically, we have commonly labeled the effect of accessing these archives with the following term: Gut-instinct.

The question of whether or not our gut could even have instinctual prompts could only be answered by the Akashic Librarian.

Furthermore, we often encourage one another to seek the guidance of The Akashic Record, when we say things like, “Follow your heart.”

What on earth does that mean? Well, it seems to mean very little on earth, but according to some higher degree of our mysterious, and perhaps a more mystical experience, this term seems to imply that we cannot always count on our thoughts alone. It suggests we should be able to feel navigation prompts; even when we cannot fully explain where the prompts come from

This infers our link to The Akashic Record. Some would call it spiritual; others would call it intuition, but either way, it’s not really, rational thought.

When I was selling real estate, I would always listen for clues from my buyers. In most cases, it was much harder to find the right property for a buyer who is determined to think through the process. They would give me a list of must-haves and I could find a property, using those very parameters and it would not fit them. On the other hand, the best experiences were when a buyer considered properties based on how the properties made them feel.

“I can see myself living here.” A gut-buyer might say.

I never question comments like this. But if the buyer sees such things, should we say they are hallucinating or is it something much deeper than that?

This is an example of someone accessing The Akashic Record, where they “see” the future and the result of making the decision they are about to make. This is a future-informed-present-moment and it is solid.

Do those clients know they’ve found this record? Have they even heard of The Akashic Record? That is kind of unlikely, but The Record can be stumbled upon as easily as it can be found by looking for it.

It is not at all necessary to discover these records and learn how to read and interpret them; it is much more important to feel and to listen to that wordless voice.

I once heard a story about my Great-Grandmother, Isabelle Wood. I was told she would walk to neighbor’s houses whenever someone on the mountain had passed, and she would prepare the body for viewing. One night, over 100 years ago, while walking home in the dark, after doing this for a nearby family's matriarch, my great-grandmother came to a clearing she’d walked through on many occasions. Somehow, this night was different and she froze. She had not heard anything. She did not see anything. However, Belle Wood knew to go home a different way. The way she chose was darker and it would take even longer, but whatever was waiting for her on the original path could not be ignored. Furthermore, it could never be explained. Until her death, many years later, she would always say that if she had not reacted to that feeling, she would not have survived that night.

I wasn’t there. I did not feel what she felt. I cannot explain her response. But I do understand, and I have since had my own premonitions about what lies ahead. That word, premonition, literally means to forewarn; it comes to us from Latin origins which would have meant, “Before thought.” (pre = before + men = to think).

Exploring and understanding The Akashic Record requires premonition, and if you decide to use words to translate The Record, you will need to convert feelings into thoughts; not an easy thing to do.

Most skills can be performed to their maximum level if performed without conscious thought.

So, instead of asking yourself to explain your motives to yourself, ask yourself how it makes you feel. Leave it to The Record.