#akashic

Hello Beautiful Souls. My name is Pam Jackson and recently, I had the privilege of guiding a client on a profound journey into her Akashic Records. She had questions about a specific connection she felt toward someone in her life and was curious if there was any karmic tie between them. As we embarked on this spiritual exploration, what unfolded was a fascinating glimpse into past lives, deeper…

In the intersection of ancient metaphysics and modern information theory lies a fascinating concept: the Akashic Records. Once relegated to the fringes of esoteric study, the idea of a universal “library” of consciousness is gaining new traction as our own understanding of data storage, non-locality, and collective memory evolves. While the terminology may sound mystical, the core premise—that…

To unlock my Akashic records, I speak my name three times to the psychic, echo the spell that flew Dorothy over the rainbow, farther still, home to sepia Kansas. I ask who is around me, and my grandmother affirms her presence, holding the porcelain dogs I once played with. Then my father, with fatherly advice (pay clear attention: you have everything inside to face whatever comes: you are…

Tuesday is the day for publishing extracts from the #SouthofTuk matrix, mostly essays previously published in S of T since 1970. Each paragraph begins with a 4-alpha code. From time to time, I will add footnotes labeled with the 4-alpha in the comments. I will also be posting images of books for sale from Karl's Little Book Store that are related to the subject of each paragraph.

FORGET TO REMEMBER

(from South of Tuk #77, Summer, 1983, edited 2003)

[ANWA] Those who love mysteries will be familiar with Nero Wolfe's side-kick, Archie Goodwin, and his uncanny ability to repeat verbatim, sometimes weeks or months later, conversations held with clients or witnesses. Once, messengers were specially trained for such remembrance. Words spoken with authority were understood to have a lasting value in the continued affairs of men. Messages transmitted between distant rulers were spells embodying the spirit of the sender, and an attack on the messenger was an attack on the sender. Relaying a false, edited, or expurgated message was an offence against the soul of the sender. The invention of the telephone has led to a logarithmic increase in sin -- an increase in separation and alienation -- due to the unprecedented increase in false, erratic, and careless memory communication. (And messengers have been replaced with diplomats: professional liars.)

[BSCB] Memory is a tool of cultural and spiritual advance or decay. Carl Jung talked extensively about how a shared unconscious memory affects us in our daily lives. Clifford Hugh Douglas and the other Social Credit philosophers talked about how the possession of the results of our collective memory -- our cultural inheritance, or the increment of human association -- affects us in political, economic, and sociological ways, and how the usurpation of that possession by self-appointed custodians negates our ability to produce the results we intend -- how it hinders us from creating our own reality.

[CTOC]Memory is the tool which allows learning. One needs to remember the simple skills in order to advance to higher skills, and this applies in every field of endeavor. It applies also in the development of human relationships, where one remembers the loving-kindness of others -- or the emotional pain which has been inflicted -- and the relationship grows closer or more distant as the memories build.

[DSMD]But the average humans memory is faulty. As the years roll on, the details get fuzzier. In the meantime, we've often told so many lies that we've replaced our real memories with those faulty ones. And, since memory has a physical component and therefore can be distributed in smoke and in water, we have all physically absorbed memories which do not belong to us. Many of such memories have been deliberately watered and smoked into us by people with their own vested interests.

[ETTE]Remembrance is, physically, an act of time-travel. The chemical and electrical forces in the brain physically take some part of us through time to a former place in time. A modern analogy would be hitting the restore or default button on your personal device to take it back to a former place in time. But the hard drive (your brain) is always in danger of being corrupted by viruses -- unknown or unexpected forces, primarily other people's thoughts.

[FMUF]James Churchward interpreted the scientific records of Mu to demonstrate that every force is polar; that is, it consists of two opposing but affinitive forces. Humans try to use those forces which are useful or beautiful, to create those results which are desired. That is the increment of that particular force. But the force also has a decrement -- a movement in the opposite direction. Using the same knowledge which Churchward extracted from the records of Mu, Nikola Tesla was able to drive a car from New York City to Albany without a motor -- transferring energy directly from "thin air" into the car's transmission. Using the Same knowledge of affinitive forces, Viktor Schauberger was able to make logs float upstream for the Austrian government.

[GEMG]Memory is a tool which physically moves some part of us through time to extract knowledge needed in the present. What cannot be retrieved is emotion; because emotion only occurs in the present tense. Emotion cannot be transmitted through time. It can be re-experienced only in the present tense.

[HRIH]Before we acquired writing as a substitute for or an aid to memory, those who had advanced to great heights in their particular field of knowledge and had no disciples yet capable of fully understanding that knowledge, had to invent rituals in which the vocabulary could be fully transmitted to future generations without them necessarily understanding the knowledge. The ritual was easier to memorize than the knowledge which it contained. Thus in 1979, Robert Temple was able to examine the 4,000-year-old Rituals of the Dogonj, a remote tribe in Africa, and extract from them details of the three stars in Sirius, with an orbital description accurate to four decimal points (!!!) -- at a time when modern science did not suspect the existence of the third star [and only one of the stars is visible to earthlings]. Temple's 1979 published description was verified by astronomers' discovery of the third star in 1981. The Dogon had successfully remembered an invisible extra-terrestrial event for over 4,000 years.

[IFRI]What the aforesaid memory course for messengers actually developed in them was a limited ability to tune into the Akashic Record. The laws of physics which describe wave phenomena also apply to every event. The vibration of the event moves away from the event in every direction in both time and space. Anyone who can resonate in harmony with the frequency of an event can extract, from any position in space or time (past or future) all knowledge contained in the event. Messengers were trained to resonate only in harmony with their senders, thus becoming able effortlessly to retrieve any message verbatim from the Akashic Record.