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akasha

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A spiritual record said to contain all events, thoughts, and experiences

noun
/əˈkɑːʃə/

Literature

: akasha

To forgive, to release old anger, allows the law of grace to intercede and dispense with amounts of karma an individual has stored in his or her akasha.

Examples

According to spiritual traditions, the akasha is thought to contain the essential records of all human experiences.
In mystical teachings, accessing the akasha allows one to understand past events and their impact on the present.
Many believe that meditation can help one tap into the akasha and gain insights into their soul's journey.

Surface Forms

akasha singular

akashas plural

Etymology

Akasha originally means 'sky' in the Sanskrit ākāśa, and in some spiritual beliefs it is thought of as a cosmic 'library' or universal memory that holds all events and thoughts. That's why people use akasha to mean a record of everything that has happened.