Regardless of whether you consider yourself an expert in any field, sooner or later you will have to admit that in many ways you have only scratched the surface of the subject you are studying. Something similar happens with spirituality and healing. The more you learn about the functioning of the Universe and man, the more proportionally the scale of your ignorance increases. This will allow you to reach a certain level, after which you will begin to expand the scope of your knowledge again. However, sooner or later your perception of the Universe and spirituality will undergo a change, because at some point you will begin to sense one deeper and more enduring impulse of life that connects the entire Universe. This impulse is called the Akashic records.
Akasha is the mother of psychics and prophets, because it hides within itself everything that was, everything that is, and everything that will happen in the future. From the point of view of our Ego-consciousness, the simultaneous existence of all three forms of time most often seems frightening and confusing. How can the past, present, and future exist simultaneously? How do the mechanisms of time work and what secrets do its corridors hide?
These are just some of the most important questions, because mastering time, means mastering the keys of life, as well as the keyhole of power that opens the doors wide to countless possibilities. But this text will definitely not go in that direction, so you will not find the secrets that open the gates of power on this site. That is why we are going to dedicate a part of the history of time to man and his quest for immortality.
Is Immortality Purposeful?
Why would you want to become physically immortal? Have you ever thought about it rationally and intelligently? What would be the first thing you would do if you became immortal?
- "Go on a trip around the world" ?
- Okay, good choice.
And then, what happens next?
You're not quite sure, are you? You've been chasing immortality all your life, and now that you've finally got it, you don't know what to do with it. Of course, there's nothing unusual about pursuing the ego's goals.
In previous texts we mentioned that the Ego is mortal, but not we. But when we identify ourselves with it, we begin to fear death, thereby losing satisfaction with life.
"Well, stop identifying yourself with the Ego and you will become happy and immortal again,” you may wisely remark.
It's easy to say but hard to do, at least for most of us, because the fear of death is so ingrained in our culture that we've somehow become accustomed to it. It drives us, often slows us down, but it also gives human life its momentum.
What is Time
When time ceases to exist, death disappears, leaving only an infinite field of consciousness that you perceive. In this field, you have a dual position: you exist as a separate observer, but at the same time you are everything that the observer observes. A bit confusing, of course, but the explanation is simple.
The object of observation and the observer may not be in the same place at the same time, but in two different points, at least this is what happens on the physical plane. However, when we turn off time, at the same time we also turn off all the mechanisms that it affects. It is like a master key that opens all doors.
So, let's go back to Akasha.
Akasha is the state of the existing planes of consciousness before the advent of time. So before time came, everything was as in Akasha. With the advent of time, there was a spontaneous division of some events one by one, and some other events according to some other scheme, and thus time managed to snatch some order and sequence from the narrow porridge of Akasha. This order and sequence in the action of processes and phenomena we call time.
Time itself is not easy to understand, but for something like this to happen, our observation must change. To notice and understand something, we must be outside it, and preferably above it. To mark and describe time, we must return to the state that preceded it, to Akasha.
Akashic Structure
We have said that time is the order and sequence in the manifestation of processes and phenomena, and most often this is not easy to understand. That is why only an explanation of the structure of Akasha can help us with this.
Akasha does not consist of layers, but of one type of concentric bubbles that constantly pulsate and interpenetrate each other. It is like an all-pervading pulsating heart that controls the body with its work. Thus, it is always ready to speed up or slow down its work, if the body requires it. This is done in such a way as to speed up or slow down time.
You're surprised, aren't you?
The salesman at the watch store convinced you that the watch you just looked at is the most accurate in the universe, and now we somehow insult you by saying that time flows independently of it. Don't tell me you've never felt like "the day went by quickly," while another day you had the feeling that "it lasts so long, it's like it'll never pass."
So who would you trust: the watch salesman who has already spent your money, or your own sense of time?
A clock doesn't actually measure time as it passes, but it does measure the international convention of time, hence our idea of what time is. That's why it's useful for organizing your daily life, but also useless if you're serious about your study time. In that case, throw away all the clocks and indulge your sense of time.
The Nature of Time
We have already said that time is order and sequence in processes and phenomena. Thus, it is easy to notice but difficult to explain, and the reason for this lies in the very nature of time, namely, time is a flow of events that are somehow interconnected, thus having their "beginning" and "end", if we can express them. However, describing time is as easy as describing the wind on a dark night; you know that something is there, you also feel some effect, but its deeper nature constantly eludes you. You might even think, as ridiculous as it may seem, that the wind, that is, time, has consciousness.
Well, as strange as it may sound, time does have consciousness. But the way we are used to the mechanical nature of clocks linking time to consciousness seems like science fiction to us.
Time Trap
You may remember the Indian dream trap that became very popular after being described in a Stephen King novel. Well, just like it caught ugly dreams, you can also make a time trap. The trap itself does not play a role in catching and holding something, but to some extent it cancels out the influence of time on you.
No, no... by doing this you will not become physically immortal, but the trap will help you gradually disconnect from the physical plane, because when you disconnect time, you simultaneously disconnect all processes and phenomena associated with it. So instead of being a slave to time, without it you will increase the degree of personal freedom and knowledge of the world.
Creating a Time Trap
If you are calling for mastery, it will be useful for you, but not for this reason. Creating a trap in which you somehow get trapped and cancel time is a simple but at the same time complex exercise. But let us explain: the trap is made in such a way that the current time is cancelled by constant time or translated into understandable language, adding the past to the future and adding the present to all this.
Below is an example:
Someone has hurt you before.
You feel that someone will also hurt you in the future.
So accept it as if both injuries happened right here and now. Then the time associated with the injury loses all meaning.
Another example:
You have a business deal that you are not sure will go through.
You know that something similar has happened in the past.
Take it as if the disrespect to both trades happened right now. So you cancel the time.
Don't take it too seriously, rather as a form of time-based game. In this way, you will feel time gradually slowing down and stopping, after which the processes and appearance of the physical plane will begin to weaken and lose its power over you.
Spiritualist
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