Specific Accounts of Akashic Records

There are many people who claim to have had
experiences with Akashic Records. C.W. Leadbeater was
one of the best known.

He was a renowned clairvoyant who conducted research
into the akashic records, which he states he inspected
at the Theosophical Society headquarters in Adyar,
India during the summer of 1910.

C.W. Leadbeater recorded his findings in his book
"Man: How, Whence, and Whither?" This book also
records the history of Atlantis and other
civilizations as well as a future society of Earth in
the twenty-seventh century.

Another such famous believer who has his own specific
accounts of the Akashic Records is Edgar Cayce. He
stated that each person is held to account after life.

They are eventually confronted with their personal
Akashic Record of what they have or have not done
karmacilly in life.

The Akashic Records are comparable to the biblical
‘Book of Life" in which the consulted is judged to see
whether they are admitted into heaven or not.

Ervin Laszlo wrote a book called "Science and the
Akashic Field and the Reenactment of the Cosmos".

This book brings the latest science of the A-Field and
the function as the source of everything flowing in
and out via the vacuum field.

This field is also known as Zero Point Energy and he
equates this to the Akasha, or cosmic mind, universal
consciousness and the field that unifies everything.

The authors of these books all claim to have visited
the Akashic Records themselves and write from their
own experience.