Hindu Akashic Records

Akasha is a Sanskrit word meaning sky, space or aether. The term Akashic Records is from Hinduism and was incorporated into theosophy meaning a collection of mystical knowledge.

This mystical knowledge is encoded in a non-physical plane of existence. These Akashic Records are supposed to contain all knowledge.

They are metaphorically described as a library. Supposedly the records are constantly updated. The concept of Akashic Records originated in the 19th century and remains prevalent in New Age beliefs.

The Akashic Records are often compared to a universal computer or the mind of God. They are said to contain every thought, word and action in the universe and are impressed on a substance called Akasha.

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The Akashic Records is a new age term for what is also known as “The Book of Life.” It is comparable to the universe’s super computer system and it acts like the central storehouse for every individual who has ever lived.

The Akashic Records store a reservoir of events, every deed, word, feeling, thought and intent that any person has ever had in the history of the world.

It is also believed that the Akashic Records are interactive and they have influence upon everyday life, relationships, feelings and beliefs.

While commonly compared to a super computer system, there is no complex of computer systems and collective databases that can even come close to the memory or recording capacity of the Akashic Records.

They contain the entire history of every soul since the beginning of creation and continue to record on a daily basis. Every thought, every deed is recorded.

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