An Akashic Archive Overview

Last spring, I wrote about the akashic records. That picture has been developing gradually.

When I was first reintroduced to the records, we went up to the top of the stairs on the 8th floor (some of this is an appearance relative to expectation rather than being fixed).

The lower floors house the records of less conscious beings. This is like the kala model. However, each floor includes regions for other areas of the universe, so the categorization is different and more inclusive. But, you can see higher mammals on the next level down, lower mammals, then higher egg-born below that, and so forth. At the bottom, the process shifts in the other direction for dark beings, like the patalas.

On lower floors, the records are much smaller but the number of beings larger. Smaller because unconscious actions are not “experiences.” As such, they’re not recorded. But even very basic forms of life have moments of insight that are. These are recorded and contribute to evolving the universe.

Even as humans, we can spend parts of our life on automatic, like driving the same way to work each day or brushing our teeth. Again, this isn’t an “experience” when we’re not noticing consciously. This does not create memories, nor records.

There are also floors above ours. The next one up has the archive of avatars while in form. So, for example, the story of Krishna (Mahabharata) and the story of Rama (Ramayana) were both written long after the events by reading these records. It also houses the cognitions of humans who were born to help evolve creation through waking up or activating laws of nature. The Veda at the top of creation has these cognitions programmed: the cognition, seer, and law of nature. And then they’re recorded in the archives when they happen. Remembering these requires a very steady and deep embodiment of awakening.

The floor above that is the archive of omnipresent beings like archangels and avatars not in form. Humans don’t have the mechanism to process these kinds of experiences (being hundreds of experiencers at once, for example).

Our books seem to be stored based on our origin and soul family, which can vary. It seems that other shelves in the same case store parallel timelines. The threads from our book can go to other levels, like to a pet, to cognitions above, and across vast distances to connections with different origins.

What we have access to is astonishing. Edgar Cayce was a better known reader, through trance.

The records include an accurate history, as well as all the players in an event. These go back long before our written history, to the beginning of time. They include the inventions of prior technological ages (Dwapara), as well as higher ages. (The Treta or Silver ages were more about monolithic structures and group activities than material technology. Golden ages were simpler.)

The records also include some “books” by authors who scribed to public record rather than a physical medium like print. They store these as “accessory” records to their lives. They include a few diatribes. But also some epic fantasies where you step into their imaginations (remember, these are records of experiences). And books that compiled an understanding of science, medicine, and fields we’ve not imagined yet. Some physical books that catch the collective psyche get “written” to the records, too.

The scale of this is hard to comprehend. One could spend lifetimes just reading one category of stories or following all the threads of a major event. Or exploring the species on one floor.

And yet, we’re here in a human life to have a human experience, not live in a subtle library.

This is another way to see how unfathomable karma (the field of action) is and how vast our creation is. And yet, we’re all contributing to it, every day, expanding the universe.
Davidya