The Akashic Records are also called The Book of Life. It is basically a universal super-computer where everything in everyone's life is stored. Every being has a record of their lifetimes where every action, word, thought, belief, and experience is recorded. It holds everything from the past, present, and future. Akasha means upper sky or space, aether, 5th dimension. Reality is a consciousness hologram.
Edgar Cayce used to place himself in a trance state and visit the Akashic Records. It was there that he was able to communicate with universal consciousness and share this knowledge in the form of prophecies. He channeled insights, offering practical help to people from around the world. The Edgar Cayce readings suggest that each of us writes the story of our lives through our thoughts, our deeds, and our interactions with the rest of creation.
The Akashic Records are often described as the universe's ultimate computer database — a treasure trove of information just sitting there waiting to be explored. By accessing this unique library, we can find answers to our most profound questions about our life, our history, and how we can impact our future. It is here in this universal cosmic library where we can rise above our timeline and see things from a higher perspective, and reach a deeper comprehension of our intertwined lives and true purpose.
To access the Hall of Akashic Records, one must understand that this is quite an honor. During an Akashic Records class I took, the teacher explained that we stand outside the gates and someone comes and gives answers. This is not the experience my clients encounter. In fact, it is very different. This honor bestowed upon you and your client is indeed magical. I use this technique sparingly and only with clients I feel need the information from the highest source. Most clients I take to the Records have been to see me a few times. It does happen, however, that a client will suddenly find themselves in a library. When that happens, I am assured the universe wants them to be there.
Practice
In your own words, write a two-sentence explanation of the Akashic Records you could give a curious client in a pre-talk — one that honors the reverence of the space without overwhelming them.