Kabbalah and the Akashics

Kabbalah is a set of esoteric teachings originating in Judaism. They are meant to help us understand the relationship between the material world and the world of the unchanging, eternal world of Ein Sof or unknowable everything. The most recognizable feature of these teachings is the Tree of life diagram which shows the path a being takes coming from the Ein Sof into embodied life through Malhoot (Shekinah).

First, let us begin at the beginning with the question, “What Is Kabbalah, actually?” Kabbalah /’kabələ’/ (קַבָּלָה‎, literally “receiving/tradition” ) is the living mystical tradition of Judaism. Its roots stretch back to the time of the Torah, the first five books of the Bible’s Old Testament, and to the oral traditions, collected into the Talmud, which predate and support it. Kabbalah is the result of the continued striving of Kabbalists to understand God through the only means available: His divinely inspired text and their personal connection to divinity through the lives they lead.

The Torah can be described, in the broadest terms, as a description of the mind of God illustrated through His acts of creation. These acts of manifestation are the blueprints showing how things move from conception to intention from action to form. Centuries of Biblical study and meditation have provided Kabbalists tremendous wisdom about life, about souls, and relationship with the…