I see a dichotomy in how people who work with the Akashics perceive that experience. Some see it as a means to get answers to questions they have about themselves in this life. Which, ironically, includes learning about their past lives. There are some people who are interested in their past lives just to find…
DetailsFor some reason, all evidence to the contrary, we seem to think that the way our minds make meaning out of the world at any particular moment is truth and that our mind is somehow unaffected by inputs, external or internal. Like we’re objectively observing a movie instead of living in it. And that somehow…
DetailsSome people go to readers (tarot/astrology/mediums/Akashic/numerologists….) with an open mind just wondering what they will hear. Or they go seeking to know what is most important to know at that particular moment rather than selecting a subject to focus on. Then there are others that have a question, but are interested to hear what might…
DetailsI’ve talked about soul groups before and you can see a general description of them here: Soul Groups. Soul groups are a part of each reading I do for my clients because I invite any soul group members that are home at the time of the reading to come and listen in. Clients are sometimes…
DetailsSelf value is like a coin. It has two sides. Some people favor the side that shows our value is something we create within ourselves. Some favor the side that takes input from others in order to validate who we think we are. And the reality is that we need both sides of that coin…
DetailsMartha Beck points out something I was speaking about in my workshop on Saturday. Life isn’t actually linear, it’s a spiral. So we don’t heal and then forget an issue that is central to our life, we revisit it from different perspectives throughout our life, learning a bit more each time we do. “As every…
DetailsLiving in a body is hard work. I point this out to my clients and students often because we tend to dismiss it out of hand. But it is the truth that as spiritual beings living an embodied experience, the body takes a great deal of effort to manage and maintain. It brings us huge…
DetailsMichael J. Sandel is a professor at Harvard Law School who has delved into the moral ambiguities of political philosophy by asking the not just hard, but impossible questions which we face every day. I was struck by something he said in one of his lectures because it is just as true of the Akashics…
DetailsPeople seek answers to their questions in the Akashics, which is a good thing. The Akashics has a great deal of wisdom to share. Many times people have questions not because they don’t know the answer, but because they need verification, validation, support and acknowledgement to act on what they know. And don’t we all…
DetailsEvery soul book has a section at the end that I call the roadmap. It’s all the possibilities, the if/then’s of a life mapped out as actions (lines) and choices or options (boxes). I explain it as looking like an amazingly complex March Madness game schedule because it shows everything from birth to projected end…
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