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Upgrade to PlusNEW Divyajyoti WHAT IS AKASHIK RECORD? The term you are referring to is likely "Akashic Records" (also spelled Akashic or Akasha Records). The Akashic Records is a concept that originated in Theosophy, a spiritual philosophy developed in the late 19th century. According to Theosophy, the Akashic Records are believed to be a sort of cosmic or universal library that contains the collective knowledge, experiences, and history of all human beings, as well as information about the past, present, and potential future events. The word "Akashic" comes from the Sanskrit word "Akasha," which means "ether" or "sky." In Theosophical teachings, the Akashic Records are described as a non-physical, ethereal realm where information is stored in a subtle or spiritual form. It is often portrayed as a vast energetic database or a collective consciousness. Proponents of the Akashic Records believe that through various spiritual practices, such as meditation or accessing altered states of consciousness, individuals can tap into this universal information source. They claim that accessing the Akashic Records can provide insights, wisdom, and understanding about personal experiences, past lives, soul connections, and even future possibilities. It is important to note that the Akashic Records are not widely accepted within scientific or mainstream academic circles, as their existence has not been empirically proven. The concept primarily remains within the realm of metaphysics, spirituality, and certain esoteric traditions. Nevertheless, some individuals find value and meaning in exploring the idea of the Akashic Records as a tool for personal growth, self-discovery, and spiritual development.