Names have power. That’s why we are constantly attempting to label things, people, situations and pretty much anything. Because names or labels are condensed information packets. Names like “chair” or “car” or “house” have not only tons of generic information connected with them because they refer to categories of things, but they also have historical…
DetailsEveryone once in a while I’m asked about someone’s next embodied life. The life they will be leading after this one. This startles me every single time because there is so much we need to do in this one, so little time to get it all done, so much to do and become and figure…
DetailsI’ve added a new book to the reading list: An Introduction to Waldorf Education and Other Essays. Seems weird to add a book that seems to be about the Waldorf school system into a reading list about the Akashics and yet it makes perfect sense. Rudolf Steiner, was not only the founder of the Waldorf…
DetailsPeople often ask me how to communicate more clearly with their guides. For me the first thing to look for is what is keeping them from communicating with their guides. Because it’s not a skill we have to learn or something we need to build like an antenna. It’s a feature already built into us…
DetailsIt’s happened to me and periodically it happens to my students as well. Working in the Akashics we see something, experience something that makes us take a step back. Something happens that turns on our warning defense systems and tells us something is off kilter. The trust starts to erode and we start looking for…
DetailsThe latter half of the 20th century was informed by the notion of self-help. By the idea that the answers to a good life were to be found through introspection. Which turned out not to be the case for the most part. I believe that it is an integral part of creating a good life,…
DetailsWorking with the Akashics teachings us things in a variety of ways. Many times we are going there with a particular question or set of questions or a goal(s) in mind and we therefore expect that what we experience are focused on giving us information for those. This can be great because it keeps us…
DetailsOur culture focuses on logic and science and reproducible results. Things that can be sensed and proven and depended on. Well and good. I’m all for it and find this incredibly useful and common sensical in most day-to-day activities. Gravity works and alla that. But this perspective can lead to an over emphasis on the…
DetailsI like to tell the story of one of my first Akashic experiences. I didn’t know anything about the Akashics at the time nor did I know that we would be working with it. I was with a group of students working with one of my Native teachers and we were doing a weekend workshop…
DetailsCrow medicine is the prime example of something being hidden in plain sight. People see crows every day. They are seemingly everywhere because they thrive in urban environments. They thrive around people because they are one of the ways in which the ecosystem cleans itself. They clean up other people’s messes and humans are immensely…
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