Beyond the Akashic Library

Concerning the Akashics there is so much focus on the Akashic Library and on Akashic records that people usually have no idea that there are other places to explore. For those who even know that the Akashics exist the reason for their interest is as a means to find answers about themselves, about situations, about things that they want. They want answers to what matters most to them, what is holding them back or keeping them from sleeping at night. Or they just want to know if this person or that is their soul mate. Admit it, we’ve all been there.

But there are so many other ways to learn from the Akashics. Soul books and Akashic records are a left brain, logical, directed way in which to learn about yourself. For a more holistic learning experience you have to wander farther afield. I find myself smiling as I listen to my peers talk about their favorite places to go in the Akashics when they are doing their own personal work. One goes to a huge tree swing and just swings like she’s a little kid again. All the worries and the stress and the ‘have-to’s’ drop away and she’s free and flying in her perfect place. Others go to what I call the dolphin room. It’s a building in the Akashic city that is made of white stone pillars and an arched ceiling. Between the pillars it’s all clear glass windows floor to ceiling and the ceiling is 30 ft above you. The dolphin room has no furniture, but in the floor are multiple pools, like swimming pools. The water is clear and blue and always in movement because the pools are connected to water ways and influenced by the tides and by those creatures who swim in them. Dolphins are able to visit the city through these waterways and come into the room to interact with other beings. It’s a beautiful, peaceful and fun to go swimming during the heat of the day.

I personally enjoy going to the fields of opportunity. Each field is a different plant and I like to wander through them smelling the scents on the breeze, feeling the tips of wheat or the petals of poppies against my palms as I walk. There is also a garden maze with a great many surprises in it, the lake where people congregate to enjoy the water and the sun, and the primeval forest full of the breath of trees and the silence that is not silent.

Experiencing these places is one way to learn about yourself, but even more, being open to explore…