We can reimagine the akashic records not so much as a library of
books but as a compendium of quantum data stored in the ethers
of the universe. In the late 1800s, when the idea of the akashic
records was popularized in the West, no one knew anything about quantum physics, computers, or electronic data; those who accessed
the akashic field intuitively described it in the only way they
knew how — as books, the primary source of information in their
time.
Today, with this modernized understanding of the akashic
tradition, we are discovering more about its vital role in the ecosystem
of universal consciousness and the part we play in it. According
to Dr. Ervin László, “The unified field is a space-filling medium that
underlies the manifest things and processes of the universe. . . . It’s
also the element of the cosmos that records, conserves, and conveys information.
In the latter guise it’s the Akashic field, the rediscovered
ancient concept of Akasha” The akasha —
which is, interestingly, translated as ether or space — is the basis
of all things, the cosmic source that stores all the data of creation.
The existence of a personally accessible, collective cosmic
memory bank has been proposed not just by scientists and mystics
but also by philosophers, biologist, and psychologists around
the world.
In 1896, French philosopher Henri Bergson published
a book called Matter and Memory, which suggested that memories
are not materially embedded in the brain but are instead an
integral part of our consciousness. English parapsychologist and
biochemist Rupert Sheldrake expanded on this concept with the
idea of morphic resonance, claiming that memory is implicit in
nature and accounts for the “telepathy-like interconnections between
organisms.” He specifically compared morphic resonance to
the akashic records. Another idea rose to popularity with Swiss
psychoanalyst Carl Jung, who suggested that human beings are
connected to each other — and even their ancestors — through a
“collective unconscious.
Everything we observe, do, feel, think, make, or intend is imprinted and forever
saved in the timeless annals of existence. Furthermore, since all
knowledge is stored as mind-accessible information in the quantum
field, all of it is intuitively retrievable.
Interconnected with the nothingness of metareality and the
somethingness of our material reality, the akashic realm is the
thought matrix of all creation. Unlike the material world, which is
part of our local matrix of reality, the akashic realm is the dreamlike
world of our collective consciousness, where all things can be
known. It echoes in the space between eternity and the present
moment, an ineffable somewhereness that holds the deep wisdom
of the universe. It feels like a memory you never had, a story that
feels familiar, or even an invisible touch.
Unlike the local reality you explore with your thinking mind and
five senses, you explore the akashic, nonlocal dimension with your
intuition and your metasenses. This is the in-between realm where
the eternal and temporal meet — where all local manifestations in
time and space are stored nonlocally and eternally. It is where your
childhood memories are stored, where your future destiny is held,
and where everything you do lives on. All this information can be
read by your intuitive mind, revealing experiences from the distant
past or future, even events happening in faraway places. Here, you
can regain forgotten moments of your past (like a memory retrieved
through hypnosis), potential details about your future (like a premonition),
or elements going on behind the scenes in your life (like
other people’s actions that you are unaware of ).
Memory is the saving of information.
It is as if your personal consciousness is a local hard drive of
memory that backs up to the universal storage cloud — available
to be read by other people with the right connection. David R.
Hawkins presented this idea in Power vs. Force: “The individual
human mind is like a computer terminal connected to a giant database.
The database is human consciousness itself, of which our
own consciousness is merely an individual expression, but with its
roots in the common consciousness of all mankind.”
All the information
that you process, in every moment of the day, is recorded
and saved in the eternal information bank of the nonlocal field.
These memories fill the timeless dimension of the mind matrix
and form what has been called the akashic record.
by kim chestney
