Akasha Sanctuary

What the Akashic Records are

If the soul journeys through time, the Akashic Records are the chronicle of that journey: where your soul was created, which star systems it has passed through, how many lives it has lived on Earth and in which places it incarnated. They are the living library of the Upper Realms, where every thought, word, and deed of every being is kept — past, present, and future. There is no judgment in the Records and no penalty: only the account of each soul's road through the infinite.

“Akasha” is the Sanskrit word for astral light — the aether, the fifth element, the fabric from which all the others are born and from which our reality is woven. Tibetan monks believed the Records are kept there: a cosmic library of the lives of human souls, in a realm of higher dimensions.

Who appears in the Akashic Realm

The main Keeper of the Records is always present: he reads your chronicle and passes on the answers — sometimes in images, sometimes in words. Depending on whom the reading is for, others may come as well: angels, star beings from other systems, Ascended Masters, ancestors, or loved ones passed beyond — anyone who wishes to leave you a message.

The purpose of the reading — the first and the ones after

The first reading always has the same purpose: to learn your soul's origins and its first calling, to illuminate its brightest moments through time and the places where it lived in line with its purpose — and to receive an overview of the whole journey. Alongside this, your questions about the present are answered too: a direction that needs clarity, the root of an obstacle, a relationship to understand.

Later readings can go deeper: one or two past lives that still shape you today, the Keepers' advice in a present situation, word of loved ones passed beyond, guidance from angels and Masters, or the question of whether a present bond comes from a former life. A first reading cannot, however, be combined with too many questions of depth — such a working takes great energy. If your questions ask for more, I will openly suggest dividing it into two sessions.

How the reading unfolds

I take a few days to gather the energy for a reading. I do it alone, in stillness: I close my eyes, enter a meditative state, open your Records by speaking your full name, and step into the Upper Realm. I ask the Keeper all of your questions, and everything that is spoken is kept faithfully. When I feel nothing more will be given, I close the Records with gratitude, set everything down in writing, and send you the reading in written form.

The written form is a gift in itself: you can reread it years later and find new meanings each time — ones you missed at first. After you book your session in the calendar, you send me by email a recent photograph of yourself, your full name — exactly as it appears in your official documents today — and up to 5 questions for the Keepers. The questions are optional: without them you still receive the complete general reading.

How to shape your questions

Give me more context, not less. A client once asked “in which direction should I take my work?” — but she had two jobs, and the Keepers answered about the one she was not thinking of. I am not all-knowing about your life: tell me which road, which relationship, which choice you are asking about.

If your questions mention other people — living or passed beyond — I will need their full names, a photograph, and your relation to them: mother, former partner, friend.

Rules, permission, and your loved ones

A person's Records open only with their consent. I cannot enter the chronicle of your sister or your daughter — they must give their own permission and shape their own questions. You may, however, ask about them within your own reading: the answers will concern your bond with them — sometimes brief, sometimes generous, as much as the Keepers allow to be seen from another's book.

Readings are done, as a rule, from the age of 18; exceptions — at 16 or 17 — only with the consent of both the young person and their parent. For small children the Keepers do not open chronicles; yet within your own reading as a parent, they will answer a few questions about them: the origin of their soul, the gifts you should let grow, and the bond you share from other lives.