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The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Akashic Record
The universal consciousness is an open book to those willing to explore it.
The Complete Idiot's Guide® to the Akashic leads readers on a journey into their personal past, present, and future, learning the fundamentals of the Akasha - a Hindu word variously translated as sky or space - and howto use the Record to explore their hidden past, heal old wounds, live an authentic life in the present and affect the future.
- Explores cutting edge aspects of Body/Mind/Spirit -universal consciousness, synchronicity, energy fields, and more
- How to decode the Akashic Record through meditation, visualization, and lucid dreaming techniques that anyone can learn
The Complete Idiot's Guide® to the Akashic leads readers on a journey into their personal past, present, and future, learning the fundamentals of the Akasha - a Hindu word variously translated as sky or space - and howto use the Record to explore their hidden past, heal old wounds, live an authentic life in the present and affect the future.
- Explores cutting edge aspects of Body/Mind/Spirit -universal consciousness, synchronicity, energy fields, and more
- How to decode the Akashic Record through meditation, visualization, and lucid dreaming techniques that anyone can learn
- GenresNonfictionSpirituality
336 pages, Paperback
First published May 31, 2010
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September 14, 2015
Unfortunately, I wasn´t able to complete this book before having to return it to the library,
It certainly wasn´t like other books about the Akashic Records I´ve read.
The authors did seem to be in possession of considerable spiritual awareness and knowledge, but I found the book to be a bit haphazard, moving from subject to subject, and interestingly enough, not in my view particularly relevant to the matter of the Akashic Records. Perhaps there was more about the Akashic Records at the end of the book (that I didn´t get to).
It is well-written, and I would recommend it to the reader interested in acquiring general knowledge about spiritual matters.
If I had owned the book, I would have kept reading it, but didn´t find it exciting enough to buy.
It certainly wasn´t like other books about the Akashic Records I´ve read.
The authors did seem to be in possession of considerable spiritual awareness and knowledge, but I found the book to be a bit haphazard, moving from subject to subject, and interestingly enough, not in my view particularly relevant to the matter of the Akashic Records. Perhaps there was more about the Akashic Records at the end of the book (that I didn´t get to).
It is well-written, and I would recommend it to the reader interested in acquiring general knowledge about spiritual matters.
If I had owned the book, I would have kept reading it, but didn´t find it exciting enough to buy.
June 17, 2021
Very accessible and interesting. Can be repetitive because it's meant to be a book where you can jump around depending on your interest. Read a digital copy, but I might like to have this in hard copy for that reason.
April 11, 2019
Good, solid, basic information that explains many things and how they relate. A great foundational book.
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June 1, 2011It was a terrific discussion on the collective consciousness. It answers many metaphysical questions such as, why we are who we are, how we found our families and what we came here to do in this life. I would recommend it.
February 22, 2011
See site's review. Essentially, a thorough and comprehensive treatment of the Akashic Record concept.
March 31, 2022
The book really lead me back to God. 💗
March 17, 2013
Blew my mind, y'all.
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