Learn the Akashic Records with depth, discipline & spiritual understanding.

Begin with the soul and the universe

To study Akashic Records in depth, the course first explores Vedic philosophy and the creation of the universe: the soul, material nature, consciousness and karma. Students are introduced to the fourteen planetary systems, higher and lower lokas, and Vedic descriptions of the Karana Ocean, Garbhodaka Ocean, Kshirodaka Ocean and Dhruva Loka.

This foundation considers the relationship between material and spiritual realms and how, according to Vedic philosophy, the soul’s journey is shaped by karma. It gives students a philosophical context for the subtle dimensions explored in Akashic study.

Understand how awareness is cultivated

Through the teachings of Lord Kapila and Vedic Sankhya philosophy, students explore the relationship between the five senses, mind, intelligence and consciousness. The course considers how we perceive the material world and how meditation and focused awareness are used to explore inner perception.

Before revealing the universal form, Krishna tells Arjuna that ordinary eyes cannot perceive it and grants him divine vision. This episode is explored as a Vedic reflection on higher perception and consciousness.

Students are introduced to the commonly discussed Delta, Theta, Alpha, Beta and Gamma brainwave states, alongside deep-meditation practices intended to cultivate relaxed concentration and inward awareness. Theta-level meditation is explored as part of the course’s spiritual approach to Akashic practice.

Develop observation with discernment

Chakra cleansing and balancing meditation are taught as preparation for intuitive work. Students explore emotional and karmic themes associated with security, relationships, personal power, communication, intuition and spiritual awareness.

Through concentration and visualization, the course introduces observing colors, symbols, forms and sensations that may arise in meditation. Students practice distinguishing imagination, memory, emotional projection, symbolism and intuitive impressions. The course also introduces astral travel and mental-plane exploration as traditional subtle-body and consciousness practices.

Learn a complete reading sequence

The Akashic Reading method covers preparation, grounding, meditation, prayer or invocation, establishing connection, asking questions, receiving impressions, interpreting symbols, recording information and closing the reading properly.

Through Vyasa’s grace, Sanjaya was able to hear and perceive Krishna and Arjuna’s conversation on the battlefield while narrating it to Dhritarashtra. Bhagavad-gita 18.75 describes Sanjaya hearing this confidential dialogue through Vyasa’s mercy. The course studies this account as a Vedic example of divine vision and remote perception.

Students also explore the idea of spiritual guides and record keepers, including Narada Muni, Atri Rishi, Kashyapa Rishi, Vyasadeva, Chitragupta and Yamaraja, as well as Archangel Metatron in Western metaphysical traditions.

Read your own records, then explore readings for others

Level 1 focuses on self-reading. Students practice questions about soul purpose, life lessons, karmic patterns, past experiences, recurring situations, spiritual development and personal direction, while developing an independent practice and Akashic journal.

Level 2 develops reading skills for others. Topics include soul connections, karmic relationships, past-life impressions, twin-flame concepts, symbolic guidance, soul purpose and recurring patterns. Students practice interpreting colors, numbers, symbols, images, sensations and intuitive impressions.

Move from prediction toward understanding

The course studies Gandhari’s inquiry to Krishna about the karmic causes of her suffering as inspiration for asking deeper questions. Rather than asking only what may happen in the future, students consider: “What prominent karma is active in my life, and what is the soul lesson behind my present experience?”

This approach frames Akashic Reading as a practice of self-understanding and spiritual responsibility, helping students reflect on present circumstances and recurring life themes.

Explore healing and transformation

Advanced study moves from reading toward healing. Topics include Akashic Healing, karmic-pattern and vow release, cord-cutting meditation, repeated-pattern transformation, chakra healing, guided healing and angel healing practices.

Students are introduced to Panchatattva Healing through the five elements—Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Ether—and to Akashic Cord Cutting as a structured visualization for reflecting on unhealthy emotional attachments and repetitive relationship patterns while retaining the learning gained.

Bring the journey back to self-knowledge

The advanced curriculum introduces Quantum Jumping Meditation as a modern metaphysical visualization practice. Students explore multidimensional possibilities of the self and qualities associated with a more conscious version of themselves.

The complete journey moves through Vedic philosophy, creation, soul, karma, consciousness, meditation, chakra cleansing, inner vision, astral travel, Akashic access, self-reading, reading others, soul connections, healing, cord cutting, Panchatattva and Quantum Jumping—toward Atma-jnana and spiritual self-realization.

The deeper questions are not only “Who was I in a past life?” but “Who am I beyond this temporary body and identity?” The aim is to understand the present, recognize patterns, develop consciousness and move from curiosity toward transformation.