Akashic Records Part Three Follow The Letters

The second pathway was one of following what is written within the golden tablets.

As I peered into the letters of the tablets they transcended into another level, a higher frequency dimension. I found that the letters morphed into Sanskrit letters circling a yellow orb. Brilliant yellow globe with a red center. Somehow I knew this to be a symbolic representation of Veda. The knowledge was conveyed visually, cognitively and audibly via the soft sound of Vedic chanting. I was in some kind of heaven.

Understand that I’m doing all this exploration with an orb type body. Know that my body is now seen as an elongated egg like object with a toroidal vortex on the top and bottom. This body, me, moved forward to enter the yellow globe and in the process the Sanskrit writing instantly circled my elongated egg body. It make my body  a bright yellow with red writing slowly rotating in a counterclockwise direction. The feeling was totally blissful and I instantly knew this was a gift from the powers that be. As deep gratitude filled me. Such a beautiful gesture from on high. It said, “We love you”.

Akashic Records Part Two Follow The Light

As part of the Akashic Records Training we visited the records many times. However, each of those times were on task as it were. We entered the records with very specific questions so our interaction with the records was focused. However, in lesson three of the six lesson course we were allowed to explore the hall and see if we, through the help of the Record Keepers, could find a suitable method for interacting with the records. Perhaps, even fine a common language. So, with this kind of mandate I took the opportunity to explore.

I followed the light. The light itself came from above. The great hall actually had a high open roof with an endless ceiling made of light. This divine light seemed to be what powered the whole thing. The light was a soft gold but I noticed that gold light forms could barely be discerned. The forms being of the same material as the soft golden light needed to be focused on before they were allowed to be perceived. The act of focus was in a way an act of paying homage to the form when once done, in a humble manner, would ask, as it were, the consciousness of the form for access, to see the form. In this dance-like manner the form would play with me in a joyful way and reveal itself. From this golden light emerged many things in three different path ways to the knowledge.

These path ways all came from what I called, Source Light, for obvious reason. The first pathway was the six member Council of Light. Perhaps also known as the Lords of the Akasha.

My personal sense is that the Lords of Akasha, Guardians of Akasha (at the door) and Record Keepers (librarians) should be mentioned in a prayer of invocation before requesting permission to access this divine realm. After all, these are the direct custodians of the divine halls of Amenti.

Through the direct acknowledgement of the Council one gain blessing in one’s visits to the great hall in the form of a subtle grace. I found at these higher frequency domains that the hall of knowledge liked to be referred to as the Cathedral of Knowledge acknowledging its sacred status. All of this pathway spoke directly and deeply to my heart.

Akashic Records Part One

I took Akashic Records Training starting in October of 2024 with Candice Rasa. The first opening of the Akashic Record was done after viewing a video on it by ourselves.

I found my awareness in the form of an orb somehow floating and approaching the Records through the cosmos. First thing I saw was two very tall guardians on either side of tall metal looking doors. My relative smallness as an orb simply floated in to the grand hall of knowledge. It was a huge room filled with light causing my consciousness to expand. The records themselves were not books for me but rather rectangular holographic tablets perhaps 6 inches wide by 13 inches long and about 2-3 inches deep. These tablets were self illuminated with a golden white light. 

Imbedded within the tablets was ancient writing perhaps in Aramaic or Hebrew lettering. These tablets were in little individual cubbies and filled the walls of this grand hall. Somehow the walls could be close or farther away based on my mental needs. Sometimes the walls and tablets could be seen as both close and far away simultaneously. Right from the start I could sense there were at least two avenues to access more knowledge. One direction would be through the tablets via their imbedded letters and the other way was by following the light source itself. Both those ways were to become themes for separate journeys. This was after all my first visit to this phenomenal place.

Karma 2

Let’s chat about family karma. Firstly, our earth family is not in perfect alignment with our soul family. Each time we reincarnate we are on a specific mission. We have very specific goals. We are building a very specific entity so we search out very specific cast members that are best suited for those roles. Of course we know all these various souls and based on their respective skill sets and what they need for their own evolution we will work highly complex scenarios that fit each other’s goals. So our earth family and friends may not be our soul family members. It’s not uncommon for a soul family member to be the villain in our lifetime script. Who else would you entrust with such an important role in your life mission. 

As such, family karma may or may not be a reality. If we are a soul family member we are likely to be close to having very similar experiences and goals so each close family member may have near identical goals and experiences so it may seem that we are sharing karma. But believe me our individual karma is not identical. 

In a super broad sense there may be little difference between very close souls but their karma is not your karma. Having said this, know that the unique way we overcome obstacles to our evolution is a matter of record, akashic record, of which there are many layers. Knowledge is different in different states of consciousness.  As such, one soul may appreciate and adopt your very own unique method of overcoming a particular obstacle and use it for their own evolution. In this way we take knowledge and give knowledge to the collective. 

The farther we ascend the more overlap there is in our consciousness and goals until we actually can finish each others sentences. At that point we speak as one voice. I see exactly what you see and come to the same conclusions. We become a “We” instead of an “I”. By this time karma is completely dissolved. It was really a tool in the first place to help keep us on task in an orderly way. As well as a means to have a whole experience. 

We cannot discount karma because it is valuable to our evolution but we don’t want to over emphasize it either. When we give karma too much power we risk using it as an excuse for not taking responsibility for our own behaviors. Same with the concept of family karma. It can become a way of deflection and not owning our own actions. 

Karma is so complex that this whole blog on it may be seen/experienced differently. I welcome your unique viewpoint. Feel free to contact me on the subject via my email: jim_rocca@yahoo.com

Love you everyone. 

Knowledge

Knowledge has a great range. It rests in the middle offering linkage between pure consciousness/purusha on one hand and the foundation of traditional behavioral norms, found in most religions, on the other hand.

Let’s start in the middle and work outward.

In the middle we find knowledge as both manifest and unmanifest serving as a blueprint of perfection for everything. This version of knowledge has been called Veda by the ancient seers. The Vedas can be found in a subtle layer of existence within every one’s consciousness.

Veda may first be experienced as a waveform with intelligence, containing color, beautiful sound and ancient messaging all at once. Sitting back a bit, all this has a spiraling structure never still always alive, vibrant, joyful, tickling the heart with bliss.

From here everything that’s been, is and will ever be within creation is available in its perfect blueprint form.

If we feel into what its source is we find it to be akin to Prakrit, the organizing component of Purusha, pure consciousness. Going deeper we find we transcend the field of “i-want” or desire and we are in the layer or field of liberation, the great Self of peace, with a pure bliss overtone. Deeper and there is pure Nothingness, a place of no attributes, para brahman, source, pure stillness yet so full and blissful.

Nothingness can be visually experienced as a pure benevolent darkness, a Shiva experience signifying the total end but as a grand positive blissful reality. Or it can be experienced as brilliant light like a white-hot brilliance, brighter than bright illumination, signifying the source of everything in its purest state, a Purusha value.

The Great Darkness is more of the ultimate contraction the grand inward stroke devoid of everything/anything, peaceful yet somehow full, calm, and blissful in nature.

The Great Brilliance on the other hand is the ultimate beginning before the beginning resting within Its own Great Self, poised and ready for anything including nothing prepared for the grand outward stroke but in a state of perpetual Stillness, radiant, still and blissful, beyond words if I’m being honest.

We can consider this to be the Rishi value of knowledge/Veda. Maharishi spoke of three components to everything, Rishi, Devata, Chandes. Rishi is the source value. Chandes is the manifest value or the resultant. And Devata is the linkage between Rishi and Chandes.

Taking the full range of consciousness into consideration, I find Devata to be most fascinating. In my opinion, Devata is where the magic happens. Knowledge/Veda is the essence of the Devata value of Wholeness.

As a blueprint It holds perfection of everything. Our perfect self can be known by resting within our own veda. If we allow our inner self to completely experience our own veda we will find ourselves to function at our full potential. However, through time we have lived so much of our existence in a lesser condition that it will take many visits to this layer of consciousness before full resonation with our perfect self can be a 24/7 reality.

On the grosser levels of our own personal veda norms of behavior for the sake of obtaining perfection are prescribed. Pieces of these norms have found their way into traditional religions and observances. They can also be found in parables and old stories with a moral in secular context.

I’d like to end this blog where I started, in the middle. :) by glorifying the Devata value. Realize that on one hand we have this pure consciousness component and on the other this manifest component. Let your awareness rest between these two beauties capturing both and neither simultaneously rest right there. By enlivening this layer of creation, you will at least know perfection in an abstract manner and that will be very good for your soul.

Blessings my friends.

❤️❤️❤️ 

Wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita (Part 5)

In chapter 12 v 13 Lord Krishna introduces para (highest) brahman as na (not) sat (existence), na asat (non-existence). In this, the very nature of the highest brahman is described by the highest authority that has come to earth to explain the profound layers of consciousness knowledge.

Know that He explains this knowledge as a “What” then later in the Gita He explains it as a “Who”. Why first as a What?

In our development of consciousness experience we first obverse the new layer of development as an object. In those early stages of knowing a new layer of awareness our essence of Self is a witness to the new layer of awareness.

However, with more familiarity and comfort we gradually accept this new found state as a new realization of our own Self. Thereby understanding it as a subject. So the What of consciousness always precedes the Who of consciousness.

For the sake of remembrance the Who is stated by Lord Krishna in chapter 15 v 18 where Krishna states He is “... higher than the imperishable... and celebrated as Purusottamah” clearly spelling out the Who of the highest consciousness, para brahman.

One very important step remains for this ultimate layer of consciousness to be complete. It’s the point where we step into this realization. Lord Krishna discusses this in chapter 13 v 18 when He says, “My devotee, understanding this, enters into (arrives at) My state of being”.

Note that Krishna talks of “It” as a state, a What because at this point in the revealing of the knowledge He is teaching of that knowledge as a What. Later after Krishna speaks of the knowledge from the perspective of Who in chapter 18 v 55 He says, “By devotion to Me, he (the aspirant) comes to know who I am in truth. Then having known Me in truth, he enters Me immediately”.

There is a lot here. I hope I can do it justice. In brief, first there is devotion, which gives way to truth, which culminates in union. All 3 stages are respected here. This is how the truly wise speak to at least 3 layers of consciousness, in one breath.

Through devotion a closeness to the guru, god or goddess is created. This closeness, in time, will reveal truth. The truth being that they are the be all and end all in their ultimate state. They are everything there is. By the use of their own perfection they expose all of consciousness to us. This is very profound, worth reading again.

Now for the union part.

Not only are they the be all and end all but so are You. Once that is really realized. That is, realizing this with every fiber of your being. Then one will enter Him/Her/You immediately. It literally is in a flash. And that level of peace is total. Complete fullness. Totality. True Wholeness.

I encourage all of you to use your guru, god, goddess as an avenue to the realization of your own Self.

Know that your ultimate truth is identical to their ultimate truth. That’s why at the end of the journey you simply end up with You. You are wholeness already.

Don’t give away your treasure (Ratna - eighth word/sound of the RK Veda, meaning gems/treasure) to anyone else. No need to admire what any god or guru has because you have the same stuff in spades. They are just advertising it more. Cloaking themselves in it. Giving the illusion that they are the few entrusted with it. Not so. We are equal owners of It. Cut through the BS and see it clearly. YOU are the show. Own It.

Where is humility and respect?

It’s there, always. We respect and honor our parents and teachers but we also live our own lives powered by all our knowledge and experience. We live predominantly off of the culmination of all of it. We step into ourselves, while still honoring those that provide assistance to our development.

Do this same dance with your consciousness pursuits. Realize your value. Take It. Own It. Its yours. It was always yours. It will always be yours. No one can give you what you already own. That’s why enlightenment is a realization. A function of memory (smrtis).

Arjuna’s last statement to Lord Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita is, “Now I remember”.

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Wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita (Part 3)

The Bhagavad Gita is a 2 hour conversation between Vishnu, in the personage of Lord Krishna, and a great, highly intelligent, deeply sensitive, archer named Arjuna. Arjuna poses excellent questions of Lord Krishna about what he is about to do in the heat of battle against many of his respected teachers and relatives. This conversation takes place in the middle of this battlefield prior to war.

In this discussion Lord Krishna, driven by Arjuna’s profound questions, delivers a gigantic tranche of high knowledge about enlightenment that sages are still writing commentary about today. Over the roughly 5,000 years since that monumental event, commentary on the Bhagavad Gita has become a standard of consciousness development for those who have attempted commentary on the text.

No book has ever been written before or since containing the depth and breathe of this level of knowledge. Mainly, because no one has a better understanding of enlightenment that has chosen to speak on the subject beyond Lord Vishnu. If one really wants to know all there is to know about enlightenment they will find themselves humbly at the threshold of this study, no matter what their level of consciousness experience.

I write this to shine a spotlight on this work. A work that's designed to remind us of the value in undertaking the search for our truest nature both as individuals and as a civilization.

In my opinion, for the true seeker of knowledge, the study of the Bhagavad Gita, the words of Lord Krishna, is the pinnacle of knowledge.

In the previous two blogs I identified 3 iconic sections of the Gita that I feel denotes 3 very distinct evolutions in consciousness development. Each of these states are in the field of enlightenment. So, even the mastery of the 1st level of awareness is a great achievement. It would be easy for a seeker to uncover the wisdom in chapter 2 v 45 and experience, Liberation. Yes, with a capital “L”.  Being without the 3 gunas ... possessed of the Self (atmavan), resting in Atma is indeed a great attainment. The only reason I am writing more is because the knowledge that Lord Krishna reveals, doesn’t end there and internally I am compelled to honor the knowledge for some reason. The knowledge and the speaker of the knowledge, demand to be heard. As such, I find myself unfolding this cognition.

The instructions in chapter 2 v 45 takes the seeker from living life driven by the small self, an ego based reality, to living life driven by big Self, a divine based reality. For most of us that is phenomenal. However, there are layers to this reality. Initially, it’s felt as almost a bubble of awareness extending around us for maybe 10 to 20 feet in diameter but over time that bubble is sometimes known to be considerably larger with a depth of endless unfoldments within it. A strange thing happens. You begin to know your divine nature as very large but the rest of the world outside of Self is separate from your internal reality. However, one day that outside world becomes known to your infinite expanded Self as “another” infinite expanded Self. Both these infinities then look at each other and literally fall in love.

Some have described this as the divine worshipper meeting the divine worshipped, God for short. Haha. This is such a beautiful time. Your glorious grand Self finds someone or something that really knows It’s own nature, completely. It’s the best that a relationship can be. It’s the highest of relationships. But then the relationship ends. It ends in both infinities merging into one magnificent infinity. The relationship is no more.

When waking up to this some say, “Where did my God go?” We realize that the very essence of our Atma, our Self, is identical to the very essence of the Self of God. No difference. No separation. Perfect Oneness. Self has now grown to encompass everything. This state of awareness is expressed in chapter 6 v 32 of the Gita. “He who sees evenness everywhere by comparison (analogous to) their own Self... Is thought to be the highest yogi.”

In the commentary to the Bhagavad Gita by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi he speaks clearly about this transformation of consciousness. He states, “... the link of worship, of adoration and devotion, finds fulfillment in its own extinction, leaving worshipper and worshipped, together in perfect oneness...”

This is clearly a state beyond devotion. When experienced, one alternates between one’s own individualized Self and the Self of God, being unsure who is observing and performing at any given moment.

What could be greater than this? Many sages have ended it here. However, it seems consciousness isn’t finished developing. One more major discovery remains.

I have personally named this awareness the pinnacle of “white enlightenment” or “white transcendence” as opposed to “dark enlightenment” or dark transcendence”. One is the epitome of Everything - All Light - White Transcendence. The other is the epitome of Nothing-ness - No Light - Dark Transcendence. I found support for this experience in the words of Lord Krishna in chapter 13 v 12, “It is the beginningless (anadimat) highest (param) brahman, that it is said (ucyate) to be not (na) existence (sat) nor (na) non-existence (asat).”

So, the highest brahman is not existence nor non-existence. I love this. We are now looking at consciousness from the standpoint of negation. Not this. Not that. As such, providing knowledge by way of no limits.

Many have described the ultimate state by what Its not, leaving Its description as un-named. Like, the Un-created, Un-changed, Un-bounded, Attribute-less, In-finite, Im-perishable.

This opens the door to the realm of Nothing-ness as the basis or highest state, this dark transcendence phenomenon. A state absent of Everything. Even Maharishi had touched on this awareness terming it the “Fullness of Emptiness” as opposed to the “Fullness of Fullness”. He related this to the first two letters of the first verse of the first Veda, RK Veda. The first letter is “A” (Ah) meaning Full Open. The second letter is “K” (Ka) meaning Full Close. Full Open the Fullness of Fullness. Full Close the Fullness of Emptiness.

So from two impeccable sources, the words of Lord Krishna chapter 13 v 12 “not existence nor non-existence” and the first two letters of RK Veda, “A” and “K”, we see evidence of the Fullness of Fullness and the the Fullness of Emptiness.

To finish this exposition I’d like to turn back to the Bhagavad Gita chapter 13 v 18 where Lord Krishna states, “Thus the field (ksetram), knowledge and the object of knowledge have been briefly described. My devotee (madbhaktas) understanding this arrive into My state of being.”

This is so very beautiful. In this statement Lord Krishna is both describing a process of achievement and compassionately extending an invitation to be joined, somehow blending devotion and oneness. No more need be said. Simply rest in the experience. May the influence of these divine waves of knowledge penetrate deeply into your core. 

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