There seem to be three different ways in which people experience the Akashics. Meeting up with a guide/angel/higher being to be told some information/wisdom/lesson, wandering through a building/city/temple/garden that is fantastic like Wonderland but uninhabited, or going directly to some ‘dimension’ where things are so completely different from what we understand life to be, and yet completely familiar at that the time but indescribable upon return. …Details
A bit of the Akashics on Earth
Much of my work with the Akashics and what I teach to my students is reconnecting with the Akashics by going there. Through my energetic work with clients and guided meditations with students I journey to the Akashics and reexperience life there. …Details
I remember the conversations I had with fellow students when I was studying to become a Sign Language interpreter. I was immersing myself in deaf culture by going to public events, but I also had deaf roommates and was invited to quite a few parties and social gathers that others weren’t and I ended up hanging out a bit with another student whose husband was deaf, just to do a bit of triage. …Details
No one has everything they want. Not only is that true, but its the fodder of movies, books, tv shows, politics, business, religion and so much more. It doesn’t matter how many things you have, how much money you have, or how much success. …Details
Being Native American I know my perspective on sacred space is a bit different from the norm, but I’m still surprised by how many people think that Sacred Space is about buildings and man-made structures. I went looking for examples of sacred outdoor space and found a whole book purporting to be about that, but it was actually about standing stones and stone structures and various constructed mounds in multiple countries…everything to do with man’s handiwork and nothing truly natural. …Details
Sacred places in geography like Mt. Shasta, Ayers Rock (Uluru), Easter Island, Stone Henge, just to name a few, out live not only people but cultures and so their ‘meanings’ and usage change over time. This is the natural state of beings and things that exist in linear time. …Details
I’ve had this conversation with friends, clients, and acquaintances far more times than I like to remember. I bet you have too. You’re talking, having tea or coffee or lunch and they start telling a story. Now, it’s not fiction. It’s their life as they are living it right now and it’s obviously bugging them and they need to talk about it. …Details
You can know what a person needs, but not be able to get them to accept it. You can know what would resolve a person’s problem and not be able to fix it for them. You can be ready and able to help, continue to provide help and support and love, and yet the person never seems to get ahead or get better or get what they need. …Details
Religious sacred spaces seek to create structures which reflect or bring into physical existence their specific understanding of the cosmos. Since ancient times religions have utilized monumental forms to create sacred space. Mountainous structures and immense sculptures made from stones of the earth express the experience of yearning for the divine. …Details
“…landscapes of the holy (are) centers of inspiration where human consciousness is temporarily set free. The experience of a sacred place and thus sacredness itself is re-entry into a state of wholeness – an introduction to your true origins.” –T.C. McLuhan
“Sacred place…is a construction of the imagination that affirms the independence of the holy.” — Belden C.…Details
