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10-25-2001, 10:21 PM
after david mentioned the "imprinting" of his work in time-
space/akashic records i looked for a definition of the akashic
records and came up with the following. --jason
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akasha
also akasa. in hinduism and buddhism, the all-pervasive life
principle or space of the universe, a universal medium in which every
single thing is contained, touched and surrounded by. it fills all
space and interpenetrates all matter.
hindu philosophy interprets the akasha as the ether, the fifth and
subtlest element that permeates the universe, acting as the agent
through which electromagnetic forces operate.
in buddhism the akasha is space, both space bounded by the material
world, and a form of space which is infinite and indefinable, which
contains the material world. the notion was introduced to the west in
the early twentieth century by madame helena p. blavatsky, cofounder
of the theosophical society, who compared the akasha to other
interpretations of the universal life force by occultists through the
ages, such as the quintessence, that luminous fifth element
(invisible to ordinary sight) which was seen as binding together in
union or pact the other four elements. according to blavatsky the
akasha forms the anima anima mundi and constitutes the soul and
animal spirit of mankind.
an important related term is the so-called akashic chronicles
(sometimes the akashic records, or book of life) that, according to
theosophy, are the historical records of all world events and
personal experiences of all thoughts and deeds which have taken
place, are taking place and will take place on the earth. these are
indelibly imprinted upon the akasha and may under normal
circumstances be read only by adepts or initiates. rudolf steiner,
for example, claimed to have consulted the akashic records for his
descriptions of the mythical lost civilizations of atlantis and
lemuria. edgar cayce also claimed to have obtained knowledge from the
book of life.
http://www.occultopedia.com/a/akasha.htm
space/akashic records i looked for a definition of the akashic
records and came up with the following. --jason
--------------------------------------------------------
akasha
also akasa. in hinduism and buddhism, the all-pervasive life
principle or space of the universe, a universal medium in which every
single thing is contained, touched and surrounded by. it fills all
space and interpenetrates all matter.
hindu philosophy interprets the akasha as the ether, the fifth and
subtlest element that permeates the universe, acting as the agent
through which electromagnetic forces operate.
in buddhism the akasha is space, both space bounded by the material
world, and a form of space which is infinite and indefinable, which
contains the material world. the notion was introduced to the west in
the early twentieth century by madame helena p. blavatsky, cofounder
of the theosophical society, who compared the akasha to other
interpretations of the universal life force by occultists through the
ages, such as the quintessence, that luminous fifth element
(invisible to ordinary sight) which was seen as binding together in
union or pact the other four elements. according to blavatsky the
akasha forms the anima anima mundi and constitutes the soul and
animal spirit of mankind.
an important related term is the so-called akashic chronicles
(sometimes the akashic records, or book of life) that, according to
theosophy, are the historical records of all world events and
personal experiences of all thoughts and deeds which have taken
place, are taking place and will take place on the earth. these are
indelibly imprinted upon the akasha and may under normal
circumstances be read only by adepts or initiates. rudolf steiner,
for example, claimed to have consulted the akashic records for his
descriptions of the mythical lost civilizations of atlantis and
lemuria. edgar cayce also claimed to have obtained knowledge from the
book of life.
http://www.occultopedia.com/a/akasha.htm