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Speaker 3: Today we're going to talk about the Akasha where the
Speaker 3: Akasha Records, with our special guest, Rohini Murradi. And she's
Speaker 3: got a new book called Tapping into the Akasha, a
Speaker 3: wondrous journey of personal growth and spiritual development. You know
Speaker 3: what if every thought, experience, and life lesson you've ever
Speaker 3: had is stored in an energetic field that you can
Speaker 3: access right now, you know, the Acastic Records. A lot
Speaker 3: of people think of it as some type of global
Speaker 3: intergalactic library where every thought, deed, action, experience is stored,
Speaker 3: and you need a professional to help you tap into
Speaker 3: that to kind of get information that may help you
Speaker 3: live your life, look at your past lives, look at
Speaker 3: your star and soul family, and see where you're going
Speaker 3: in the future. But according to our special guest Brohemi Marati,
Speaker 3: her book gives us a path and practices to allow
Speaker 3: you to tap into the Akasha on your own. Of course,
Speaker 3: it takes a lot of work. You have to know
Speaker 3: how to teach yourself how to meditate and get into
Speaker 3: a quiet state where you can gradually, over time, be
Speaker 3: able to access the Akasha. But it is according to Rohini,
Speaker 3: it is doable, and we're going to talk about that
Speaker 3: in detail today on.
Speaker 2: Guys Guys Radio.
Speaker 3: So so many other things we're going to learn about
Speaker 3: today is how to uncover answers to life's big questions,
Speaker 3: how to begin to understand your soul's path, how to
Speaker 3: gain a more deeper understanding of yourself, how to develop
Speaker 3: your intuitive abilities, and how to find answers to specific
Speaker 3: questions you may have about your past, present, and future.
Speaker 3: That's all here today on Guys Guys Radio with Rohina Morati.
Speaker 3: You know, she's no ordinary spiritual guide. She's a revolutionary
Speaker 3: voice in modern metaphysics. From the foothills of the Himalayas
Speaker 3: to the sacred banks of the Ganges. Rohini's childhood was
Speaker 3: a kaleidoscope of spiritual immersion, framed by extensive travels throughout
Speaker 3: India pilgrimage that shaped her spiritual ethos and transformative path.
Speaker 3: And we're going to get into her story as well
Speaker 3: as a whole bunch of practice and protocols that you
Speaker 3: can undertake on your own to learn how to get
Speaker 3: deeper into medicaid, meditation of medication, but meditation as your medication,
Speaker 3: and also be able to ultimately tap into the Akasha
Speaker 3: and be able to glean some answers from there. So
Speaker 3: I hope you enjoy the show. It's going to be
Speaker 3: a fantastic interview with Rohini Muradi right here on Guys
Speaker 3: Guys Radio.
Speaker 2: It's Guys Guy Radio.
Speaker 3: Okay, Guys guys Radio. It is the interview portion of
Speaker 3: our show. And let me ask you a question, folks,
Speaker 3: what if every thought, experience, and life lesson you've ever
Speaker 3: had is stored in an energetic field that you can.
Speaker 4: Access right now.
Speaker 3: Today's guest on Guys Guys Radio is spiritual teacher, Akashak
Speaker 3: Records specialist and author Rohini Maradi. In her new book,
Speaker 3: Tapping into the Akasha, Rohini presents a practical approach to
Speaker 3: understanding what she describes as the Akasha, an energetic feel
Speaker 3: containing the memories, experiences, and wisdom of the soul. Drawing
Speaker 3: from a childhood steeped and spiritual traditions, extensive studies and meditation,
Speaker 3: energy work and consciousness exploration, Rohini teaches people how to
Speaker 3: access their own inner wisdom rather than relying solely on
Speaker 3: outside authorities. We'll discuss what the Akashak Records are, why
Speaker 3: interest in them is growing, and how connecting with this
Speaker 3: deeper source of guidance may help us navigate modern life
Speaker 3: with greater clarity and purpose. Welcome to Guys Guys Radio,
Speaker 3: Rohini Maradi.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much for having me, Robert, It's my
Speaker 5: honor and pleasure.
Speaker 3: Thank you fantastic so Rohini for listeners new to your work,
Speaker 3: What first drew you to the Akashak Records and how
Speaker 3: did it become the central part of your spiritual path?
Speaker 5: Right now, well, when I found out about the Akashak Records,
Speaker 5: I was going through a pretty painful traumatic experience. I
Speaker 5: was just looking for answers as to why it happened,
Speaker 5: like why horrible things happen in life, and it led
Speaker 5: me there.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, was there a specific defining moment when you
Speaker 3: realize that the Akashak was more than just an abstract
Speaker 3: concept and became a living experience for you? Because you know,
Speaker 3: people who are familiar with the term Akashak records, they
Speaker 3: see it as this, and it's partially true. They see
Speaker 3: it as this library that collects everything and you can
Speaker 3: be taken there if you will, and tap into anything
Speaker 3: that's ever happened in the past, your soul's purpose, anything
Speaker 3: going forward. And your contention from going through your book
Speaker 3: is that it's more of a a living type of thing.
Speaker 3: It's not just a static It's not like going to
Speaker 3: the library. It's something that keeps changing all the time
Speaker 3: and keeps growing with us.
Speaker 4: Talk to us about that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I started diving deeper into it, so I started
Speaker 5: seeing the words of Kashak Records everywhere. I got very curious,
Speaker 5: and I watched a couple YouTube videos. At the time
Speaker 5: there wasn't much information on it. So the videos I
Speaker 5: watched did describe it as like a library in the
Speaker 5: sky that you go to, and I read a couple
Speaker 5: of books on it, and the books that I read
Speaker 5: also pretty much said the same thing, except these books
Speaker 5: also said that there are these like large entities protecting
Speaker 5: this record and you know, you have to like be
Speaker 5: worthier somewhat to like be able to access the records.
Speaker 5: And at the time, I was going through healing, like
Speaker 5: from tragedy, so I was really susceptible to believing anything.
Speaker 5: And I sat and tried and tried for a really
Speaker 5: long time, and I noticed like as I was sitting,
Speaker 5: it made me feel less worthy because I'm like, well,
Speaker 5: I'm not worthy enough to ask us these records. Maybe
Speaker 5: that's what it is. Maybe I'm just like not good enough.
Speaker 5: That led me to doing a lot like reading more
Speaker 5: about it, being like why why is my favorite question?
Speaker 5: And through that exploration, I realized that a lot of
Speaker 5: what I was reading was conjoining to the ideas that
Speaker 5: I had grown up in. You know, I grew up
Speaker 5: in a Hindu temple, and I started realizing that these
Speaker 5: ideas come from these Vedic teachings that I was taught
Speaker 5: as a child. I'm like, WHOA, it's starting to make sense.
Speaker 5: And then so I started studying more about our physiology
Speaker 5: and then our internal energy systems and how that connects
Speaker 5: to our environment. And then from that point, I started
Speaker 5: studying more about our universe and how we are tethered
Speaker 5: to it, the way it works and whatnot. And that's
Speaker 5: when I realized it. I had like one of those
Speaker 5: big aha moments while I was reading Urban Laslow's book
Speaker 5: The akashak Experience about what the Akasha actually is, Like
Speaker 5: I actually I didn't. There's no way to fully understand
Speaker 5: it because our tiny, little, puny human brains can't simply
Speaker 5: comprehend the vastness of the universe, right, But it made
Speaker 5: sense to me, and I realized we are a part
Speaker 5: of it. It's nothing outside of us. It's not this
Speaker 5: like giant library in the sky that we go to
Speaker 5: and we have to ask permission and be worthy of.
Speaker 5: We just have to be open and shed en up, like,
Speaker 5: be honest enough and present enough so that we can
Speaker 5: hear what it's saying and what we're receiving. If that
Speaker 5: makes any.
Speaker 4: Sense, it makes perfect sense.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So it was a long journey, but yeah, I
Speaker 5: finally I mean, I'm still learning. To be honest, I'll
Speaker 5: never I'll never fully understand it in this at least,
Speaker 5: but yeah, I'm still I'm still exploring it. And I
Speaker 5: jotted down the things that I've realized through Okay, that
Speaker 5: nextpression in the book.
Speaker 4: The name of the book is Tapping into the Akasha.
Speaker 3: Rohini Murati my special guest on Today's Guys Guys Radio.
Speaker 3: So you went through some spiritual changes that led you
Speaker 3: to the Akasha. So where did the akasha kind of
Speaker 3: pop up for you and what made you kind of
Speaker 3: connect with it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was really interesting. Actually, I don't know, this
Speaker 5: is kind of a trigger warning, so I'm sorry, but
Speaker 5: we lost our second daughter to SiZ and so that
Speaker 5: really created it all. You know, obviously a lot of pain.
Speaker 5: It's all in the book, so it's not trigger warning
Speaker 5: for everyone. But I was up late at night a
Speaker 5: lot and just scrolling the internet, and it was like,
Speaker 5: while I was scrolling the Internet, I kept seeing the
Speaker 5: words of Kashak Records and that was the shoal time.
Speaker 5: There's a whole story in the back of the book
Speaker 5: about how it all sort of happened, but to kind
Speaker 5: of like summarize it, it felt like a calling. There
Speaker 5: was a woman who told us, like, we'll start seeing signs,
Speaker 5: and if we see them in threes, then it's like
Speaker 5: our you know, it's it's like a sign from the
Speaker 5: universe to move forward. And I saw the words of
Speaker 5: Kashak records three times, so I was like, Okay, well
Speaker 5: then I'm just going to jump in and learn about
Speaker 5: this thing. Because I asked for help. It was like
Speaker 5: I need help. I'm in a lot of pain, and
Speaker 5: it's that's when it came to me. So I just
Speaker 5: went for it.
Speaker 3: Oh had you gone to anybody else for an akashak
Speaker 3: record readings or.
Speaker 5: Have you no?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 3: So when you began to experience the Akasha, what was
Speaker 3: your experience? Like, you know, because most people think it's
Speaker 3: a big library and.
Speaker 4: You can go there and yeah, it's.
Speaker 3: Pretty you know, three D in the concept, but you
Speaker 3: see it as more of a living, breathing kind of entity,
Speaker 3: which I would agree with you on. But what happened
Speaker 3: to you? What was your experience? How did you get there?
Speaker 3: Because a lot of people kind of knocked on that
Speaker 3: door and they get frustrated because they can't tap in,
Speaker 3: or they go to somebody who helps them and gives
Speaker 3: them their background, like here's kind of your star family
Speaker 3: and everything else. But how did you manage to kind
Speaker 3: of crack the code on your own?
Speaker 5: That's really nice. I tried for a couple of months. Actually,
Speaker 5: I sent meditation every day and I took it very seriously.
Speaker 5: I wasn't able to just understand what it is. But
Speaker 5: I think at one point it was when I completely
Speaker 5: let go of the thought that I think it was
Speaker 5: like a point of surrender in a way where I
Speaker 5: was finally able to release full is when I saw
Speaker 5: the first glimpse of something, and my experience wasn't that.
Speaker 5: It wasn't like a a big magical experience or something.
Speaker 5: I saw clouds, and then I saw like an entity
Speaker 5: within the clouds, and then it all went away because
Speaker 5: I got excited, you know, I was like ah, and
Speaker 5: then it went away. I was like, oh, what is this?
Speaker 5: And it was really interesting. But that's one of the
Speaker 5: reasons I don't like showing people readings and I like
Speaker 5: to like I do a lot of a Kashak teacher
Speaker 5: training and a Kashak practitioner classes where I guide people
Speaker 5: how to get there on their own, because every time
Speaker 5: I show them, they feel like they have to do
Speaker 5: it the way I do it, because it's different for everybody,
Speaker 5: you know, and I don't want to create that barrier
Speaker 5: for people. It just makes me feel like everyone has
Speaker 5: to find their own path and the way they do it.
Speaker 5: And you know, some people find it through painting, some
Speaker 5: people find it through playing music. It's just about that surrender.
Speaker 5: It's like some people find it through like going on
Speaker 5: like long hikes where they can just release all the
Speaker 5: loops in their mind or they're able to step behind it.
Speaker 5: And that's all it is. That's what I realized. It is.
Speaker 5: It's stepping behind the loops and being open to universal information.
Speaker 3: And what do you think that folks, what's their toughest
Speaker 3: that's putting a lot on their plate, which was what
Speaker 3: should happen. Yes, and a lot of people want to
Speaker 3: be kind of fast tracked, spoon fed and fast tracked.
Speaker 3: How do you manage that with them to get them
Speaker 3: to get to the place where they need to be
Speaker 3: so they can experience it and kind of embody it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a great question. You know. I also studied hypnotetherapy,
Speaker 5: so I do. I love going and exploring the subconscious.
Speaker 5: A lot of times it's our belief systems that have
Speaker 5: been put in place, you know, especially like if you
Speaker 5: grew up in a religious background. It's so interesting to
Speaker 5: me a lot of times, like we believe in these
Speaker 5: magical books from the past, like you know, the Bible,
Speaker 5: the Koran, like whatever it may be, like the even
Speaker 5: like parts of the Vedas or whatnot, and they have
Speaker 5: such magical aspects to them, and we're like, yeah, that
Speaker 5: was real, you know, we believe that to be real.
Speaker 5: But then in our minds we kind of set it aparts,
Speaker 5: like cognitive dissonance, where it's like that was back then,
Speaker 5: though that's not now, that's not possible. And I feel
Speaker 5: like a lot of times within our society we've been
Speaker 5: taught to separate those things where we have stopped relying
Speaker 5: on our inner world to guide us, and we have
Speaker 5: to ask for permission from somebody or from help from
Speaker 5: somebody to be able to guide ourselves. And I think
Speaker 5: that's where the disconnect happens. That's what comes up a
Speaker 5: lot for people when we're working on their subconscious is
Speaker 5: that they believe they are not enough or worthy enough.
Speaker 5: So then we work through that, we cross that barrier
Speaker 5: together and they find their path from there. That's what
Speaker 5: I mainly do when I'm teaching people how to read
Speaker 5: the Akasha is to get past these really big inner
Speaker 5: barriers that we've created throughout our lives.
Speaker 3: Okay, so the first time you did this, you had
Speaker 3: kind of an experience. The first time you kind of
Speaker 3: broke through and then it went away. What happened, if
Speaker 3: I may ask that the next time, how did you
Speaker 3: kind of make it take it to the next level
Speaker 3: if you will, and know how to kind of get there,
Speaker 3: get in, tap in, and kind of tap out when
Speaker 3: you wanted to add.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I started reading for other people, and that's
Speaker 5: what made the biggest change, Because when you're with somebody
Speaker 5: else's energy, it's a lot more apparent. When you're sitting
Speaker 5: in your energy, it's a lot more difficult, and you
Speaker 5: need a lot more discernment and able to understand what
Speaker 5: you're if you're what you're seeing is and like is
Speaker 5: real or not. But when you're with somebody else and
Speaker 5: they verify the things that you're saying to them, it's
Speaker 5: quite shocking and you're like okay, and then you get
Speaker 5: used to that shift, you're like, oh, that's what that
Speaker 5: shift feels like. And that's how you train your inner
Speaker 5: system to tap in. And once you start reading more
Speaker 5: and more, then you sit down with yourself and you
Speaker 5: start reading for yourself. You just know how to get
Speaker 5: to that shift a lot easier.
Speaker 3: So when folks come to you, what are they usually
Speaker 3: asking for? Why do they want to get to the
Speaker 3: Akashak records? Is it just an overall curiosity or they
Speaker 3: want to know past lives? They want to know future
Speaker 3: do they want to know their current soul path? What
Speaker 3: is it that most Obviously everybody's different.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a it's a rainbow of things. But the
Speaker 5: one thing that always that comes up most off in
Speaker 5: is our life's purpose. I feel like a lot of
Speaker 5: people feel like they're not enough.
Speaker 4: Is what is.
Speaker 5: The common denominator that's been coming up more than anything?
Speaker 3: And Yeah, that's that's interesting because I think, correct me
Speaker 3: if I'm wrong. A lot of people think that their
Speaker 3: life purpose has to be something like they're going to
Speaker 3: do some specific thing. Yeah, to me, it's more about
Speaker 3: being a certain way. Yes, if you're being in a
Speaker 3: way that shed's light. That's your life purpose. That's really good.
Speaker 3: All the other stuff is I don't want to say
Speaker 3: it's immaterial, but it's not as important as the biggest
Speaker 3: thing is. Instead of you know, ah, an achievement if
Speaker 3: you will, it's really about how you be. Somebody said
Speaker 3: that the life's greatest work, you know, your greatest the
Speaker 3: greatest work of art is how you manage your life.
Speaker 3: That's the greatest work of art. And a lot of
Speaker 3: people don't give themselves credit for, you know, being the
Speaker 3: fact that we're here every day, we're blessed, you know,
Speaker 3: if we're healthy, hopefully, and they think that they have
Speaker 3: to achieve something, which is great and we in Western
Speaker 3: society obviously it's an achievement oriented alpha kind of mindset,
Speaker 3: and there's nothing wrong with that, but if it gets
Speaker 3: in the way of the really bigger issue is about
Speaker 3: being the light, then sometimes it's a little bit dysfunctional.
Speaker 5: In my opinion, absolutely, I agree with you one hundred
Speaker 5: percent actually, and I feel like the way we do
Speaker 5: that is just be present in our days here and
Speaker 5: follow that inner joy that comes up or the discernment
Speaker 5: that comes up, or whatever it may be. I think
Speaker 5: that's our guiding light.
Speaker 3: So when you work with people, Rahini, and you tell
Speaker 3: them that and they're expecting something bigger, do they what's
Speaker 3: their reaction?
Speaker 4: Do they get it?
Speaker 5: I mean, it depends. Everyone's on their own journey, you know.
Speaker 5: For a lot of folks, I think the work that
Speaker 5: we do brings them there, you know. And I don't
Speaker 5: like to do a lot of handholding. I really don't
Speaker 5: because I know how important the personal journey is. I
Speaker 5: will give like small guiding pathways here and there, but
Speaker 5: I really think in order for us to get to
Speaker 5: whatever the destination we think is is to just go
Speaker 5: through it. So you know, some people understand and some
Speaker 5: people don't. You know, it's just what it is. And
Speaker 5: I think eventually people get there. But I don't think that.
Speaker 5: I just think that the path is the most important part.
Speaker 5: I really do. And it's what creates character, and it's
Speaker 5: what creates dissertment, and it's what creates the way you
Speaker 5: are in your everyday life, just like you said, because
Speaker 5: that is the most important thing that we can do. O.
Speaker 3: Rohini Maradi my special guest on Today's Guys Guys Radio,
Speaker 3: Tapping into the Akasha. You know, the book's very interesting
Speaker 3: because there's a lot of the spiritual concepts that are
Speaker 3: broken down in the first half of the book, Vedic teachings,
Speaker 3: Crown Chakra, Sacral's chakras, a lot of information that's a
Speaker 3: good foundation for people who want to do the akashak work.
Speaker 3: So it's not just plug and play. You really need
Speaker 3: to work on yourself and look inside before you get
Speaker 3: to the point where tapping into something as powerful as
Speaker 3: the akasha as y akasha?
Speaker 4: Is there any with that in mind? Is there any
Speaker 4: you need protection to go in?
Speaker 6: There?
Speaker 4: Is there any you know? It's it all positive?
Speaker 3: Or is there anything to be aware of?
Speaker 5: It's neutral? You know, it's our minds and our beliefs
Speaker 5: is what's going to govern whatever experience we have, right,
Speaker 5: So if you believe it's going to be a scary experience,
Speaker 5: it may be. But the universe is neutral, as we know.
Speaker 5: It's not a positive or a negative thing. And I
Speaker 5: think these ideas we put on it are mostly human
Speaker 5: imagination because we're so good at it. We're so good
Speaker 5: at imagining worlds, which is amazing, right, But you know,
Speaker 5: it's a neutral thing. I wouldn't worry about it.
Speaker 3: Now for yourself, what have you found that. How has
Speaker 3: this all affected your your life?
Speaker 5: It has changed every aspect of my life. Actually, I
Speaker 5: feel more present, I feel more grateful. I let the
Speaker 5: silly things slide. I don't sometimes I get angry, but
Speaker 5: I don't hold on to it very long. Like, I
Speaker 5: feel like I appreciate things so much more because I
Speaker 5: understand how fleeting it all is, and how important it
Speaker 5: all is, and how in a way we've been given
Speaker 5: this silly little gift, you know, to kind of express
Speaker 5: ourselves anyway that we want. It's like, I feel like
Speaker 5: I always knew that, but now I understand it a
Speaker 5: little better.
Speaker 3: So when you go in there, you had mentioned earlier
Speaker 3: your first time there was some type of entity and
Speaker 3: some smoke, if you will, some myst Do you connect
Speaker 3: with a similar entity or their specifics or every time
Speaker 3: it's completely different and it's part of that. Do you
Speaker 3: go in with a specific question whenever you tap in,
Speaker 3: you know, to.
Speaker 5: Be honest with you, like I hope so, yeah, Well
Speaker 5: to lie to you. I know that is a really
Speaker 5: funny way of dating something, isn't it. Ah. I feel
Speaker 5: like that entity I don't know what that was, but
Speaker 5: it might have been my imagination, like really wanting to
Speaker 5: make something real or like a metaphor for something, because
Speaker 5: I learned to like through when I was reading for others,
Speaker 5: Like the way I receive information has been through these
Speaker 5: like picturesque stories that change and as I'm describing them,
Speaker 5: the real message behind them comes out. So it's not
Speaker 5: even about the visuals that I was receiving, It's more
Speaker 5: about the messages behind them. So I haven't really I
Speaker 5: used to call on Ganesha and Ananda Mama and my
Speaker 5: daughter who had passed every time I sat in meditation.
Speaker 5: But at a certain point, I think I just started
Speaker 5: just being still and not asking questions and seeing what
Speaker 5: will come. So it was like an evolution of the
Speaker 5: way I interacted with So when.
Speaker 3: Rohe when you go into your when you're going to
Speaker 3: tap into the akasha, you have a tap in kind
Speaker 3: of protocol that's pretty elastic. So you go into your
Speaker 3: meditation and there's a couple of steps and affirmations to say,
Speaker 3: but do you do the same thing every time or
Speaker 3: can you just kind of snap into it?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 5: The only reason those things even exist is they're like
Speaker 5: training wheels. Is so that you release, you surrender and
Speaker 5: you feel the shift. Once you get used to that shift,
Speaker 5: you don't have to do anything, you know, it's just
Speaker 5: about training your body to get used to that shift
Speaker 5: of how to release and surrender and then open up.
Speaker 3: So this then is the Ecashic records then based on
Speaker 3: your experience, really like a deep meditation where you connect
Speaker 3: with the universe and then you put something out there.
Speaker 3: Things come in a lot of times when I meditate.
Speaker 3: I do team every day and it's really really helped me.
Speaker 3: But I get information not necessarily while I'm meditating. I'll
Speaker 3: be on my bicycle and something boom incoming. I'll get
Speaker 3: it that way. Is that how it works for you?
Speaker 3: And others should expect that that it's not just all
Speaker 3: based on that.
Speaker 5: Yes, okay, absolutely absolutely. That's usually like one of the
Speaker 5: things that I talk about when I'm teaching too. It's
Speaker 5: that information that comes to you, like maybe you're on
Speaker 5: a walk and then you go and you're like, I
Speaker 5: have to write this down. I have to write this down,
Speaker 5: and your your reaching to get your keys to go
Speaker 5: in your house and it's gone.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 5: We're just training how to like keep that and immerse
Speaker 5: it into ourselves so that it doesn't completely.
Speaker 3: As part of that, you mentioned the importance of journaling
Speaker 3: to us about that as a tool, because I remember
Speaker 3: my first spiritual teacher. She always was like, write it down,
Speaker 3: write it down, write it down? Are you writing it down?
Speaker 3: And then I started keeping the you know, the notebook
Speaker 3: next to my bed, and I'd wake up in the
Speaker 3: middle of the night and scribble like five pages on
Speaker 3: a dream and then go back to sleep. And once
Speaker 3: in a trial, once in a while, I tried to
Speaker 3: read it and there was just a bunch of you.
Speaker 4: Know, keywords I could pick up.
Speaker 3: But I knew the process of writing it down was
Speaker 3: what mad or not my going back and reading it.
Speaker 3: So what is it about writing it down that's so important?
Speaker 5: Well, writing it down connects like neural pathways between your
Speaker 5: body and your subconscious, so it's really important to maybe
Speaker 5: release some things that way. But also you kind of
Speaker 5: get a window into what's going on in your inner world,
Speaker 5: so you don't necessarily have to go back and read it.
Speaker 5: But a lot of times when we write things down,
Speaker 5: we also release them, you know. So you're writing it down,
Speaker 5: you're releasing it either into your belief system or you're
Speaker 5: releasing it away from your belief system and your reality.
Speaker 5: It just depends on the energy behind it. But I love, love,
Speaker 5: love love doing like the subconscious dump of just writing
Speaker 5: things out every day, and it is actually something that
Speaker 5: I recommend to people who are first starting to explore
Speaker 5: this aspect of themselves is to just sit grab a notebook.
Speaker 5: I do three pages day, so you just write whatever
Speaker 5: comes to you. And the way what's that's evolved for
Speaker 5: me is I used to just write whatever, but now
Speaker 5: I start every sentence with I am so grateful and
Speaker 5: happy that, and then I'll write it I'm so grateful
Speaker 5: and happy that and whatever comes to me, and I'll
Speaker 5: just keep writing it.
Speaker 4: Fantastic.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's been really nice. It's really helped.
Speaker 3: So talking about healing, you mentioned in the book that
Speaker 3: with working with the Akasha that you can help heal yourself,
Speaker 3: put yourself on a healing path, and also by the
Speaker 3: work you do, helping others be in a position to
Speaker 3: help themselves heal.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Absolutely absolutely. I mean it's it's for the ripple
Speaker 5: effect that we do it, right. I mean, that's the
Speaker 5: only thing that really matters to me, because we I
Speaker 5: don't know. There was once when I sat in meditation,
Speaker 5: and I was just open and I saw the macro
Speaker 5: and the micro like us as our inner beings, and
Speaker 5: the way we vibrate out affect the person next to us,
Speaker 5: and the way they vibrate it like we are in
Speaker 5: resonance with the people around us. So when we're emitting
Speaker 5: like this powerful energy, they get a little bit of
Speaker 5: it and then they pass it on. They pass it on,
Speaker 5: and then like you go into the macro instead of
Speaker 5: the micro, and you see the whole universe and how
Speaker 5: it's all connected in that way where it's all our
Speaker 5: energy that's creating everything, like and other energy. I don't know,
Speaker 5: it's just it's all so connected. We're like tiny little
Speaker 5: neurons and like a giant brain, you know for fractals, right, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: So for the for the folks out there in our
Speaker 3: audience who are curious about this and probably want to
Speaker 3: work with themselves on it. First, should they go to
Speaker 3: somebody like yourself or a quote unquote expert professional and
Speaker 3: have a kashak reading done so they get a better sense.
Speaker 4: Ask to that, Okay, this is kind of what the
Speaker 4: akasha is all about.
Speaker 3: Before embarking on the inner journey to be able to
Speaker 3: happen to it on their own.
Speaker 4: What do you think.
Speaker 5: I think it's different for everybody. Some people need that
Speaker 5: so they can believe it right because it's an abstract topic.
Speaker 5: But some people can pick up a book and read
Speaker 5: about it. Some people can just watch a video and
Speaker 5: be able to understand what that means. You know, the
Speaker 5: honest truth is whatever will make you trust yourself is
Speaker 5: what you need to do right, and that's it. That's
Speaker 5: the main barrier to get through when you're first learning
Speaker 5: to do this is to trust yourself.
Speaker 3: So as part of that that trusting yourself begs the
Speaker 3: question where a lot of people when they get into
Speaker 3: meditation whatever, they get information incoming and sometimes they don't
Speaker 3: know am I just telling myself this?
Speaker 4: Or is this real or not?
Speaker 3: How do you learn to trust yourself in terms of
Speaker 3: what's coming in and to be able to filter out
Speaker 3: the noise.
Speaker 5: If you will discernment takes a lot of work, but
Speaker 5: I have found that usually the first piece of information,
Speaker 5: like the immediate, the flash piece of information you receive,
Speaker 5: is the information coming through. Then your mind tries to
Speaker 5: make create logic around it, and whatever comes after that
Speaker 5: is your mind working to make something out of it
Speaker 5: or to create a story for you, But usually it's
Speaker 5: the first flash, and the process of this meditation is
Speaker 5: to make that first flash lasts longer before your mind
Speaker 5: jumps in. And that's just the practice of it. Just
Speaker 5: make that first flash lasts longer and longer, and longer
Speaker 5: and longer.
Speaker 3: No, that's fantastic. So the name of the book again,
Speaker 3: tapping into the Akasha Rohemimurrati, a wondrous journey of personal
Speaker 3: growth and spiritual development. Learn to pause, embrace them now
Speaker 3: and trust the unfolding of your life. I think that's
Speaker 3: the message of the book right there, and it's fantastic.
Speaker 3: So for our folks out there who will probably still
Speaker 3: asking themselves, oh, I want to do this?
Speaker 4: How do I do this?
Speaker 3: The protocol that I know it's different for everybody, but
Speaker 3: if you were going and you go through it in
Speaker 3: the book, the tapping in process, could you do just
Speaker 3: a quick version of what they should do if they're
Speaker 3: going to work on themselves. With some people out there
Speaker 3: in my audience that some are meditators, some all are
Speaker 3: probably seekers. Some may not meditate, or may be meditating
Speaker 3: they don't know they're really doing a meditative process. It
Speaker 3: could be big golf all the time and there there's
Speaker 3: a focus in that that's like meditation or swimming whatever.
Speaker 3: So what are some of the things tips you can
Speaker 3: give people to how to tap in?
Speaker 5: That's great. I would honestly start with going outside. If
Speaker 5: you're able to go on a short walk, maybe five
Speaker 5: minutes or something, just to get your body moving so
Speaker 5: it can be still for a little bit. And then
Speaker 5: if you're able to sit, maybe sit against the wall,
Speaker 5: or if you're not, you can lay down. It's really
Speaker 5: important that your spine is straight here because you want
Speaker 5: the energy moving from your route all the way down.
Speaker 5: You're a crown and back. That's the whole reason yoga exists.
Speaker 5: It is just so your spine is straight so the
Speaker 5: information flows. So you can do it laying down or
Speaker 5: sitting down, and then you just notice what's inside. You
Speaker 5: start from your roots. You notice, you go to your sacrel.
Speaker 5: You notice you go to your solar plexus, heart throat, crown,
Speaker 5: third eye, and crown, and you just notice. You don't
Speaker 5: do anything about it. You just notice what's around, and
Speaker 5: then you connect your route to the ground. You open
Speaker 5: up your heart, okay, and then you open up your
Speaker 5: crown and that just means just you just tell yourself
Speaker 5: it's open. Now you don't have to do much. And
Speaker 5: then this is my favorite part of the step is
Speaker 5: I like to then focus on my third eye while
Speaker 5: your eyes are closed, of course, and I take two
Speaker 5: steps backwards, so you step beyind like you energetically. Energetically,
Speaker 5: you take two steps backwards behind your eyes. You feel
Speaker 5: it and there's a shift where your focus goes into
Speaker 5: your center where the energy is flowing. And what I
Speaker 5: recommend doing is just waiting to see what happens. Just breathe,
Speaker 5: focus on your breath. If you start thinking about all
Speaker 5: these things, just notice it and let it go, and
Speaker 5: just keep practicing it that way. See if anything comes up.
Speaker 5: A lot of times it's usually the first feeling you get.
Speaker 5: And there are a lot of different ways of receiving
Speaker 5: information too. You might just get a feeling. You might
Speaker 5: your arm might hurt, you know, or like you might
Speaker 5: see something, you might get a thought. It's different for everybody.
Speaker 5: Maybe after you do this you'll want to go right.
Speaker 5: Maybe you'll want to paint, make music if that's what
Speaker 5: you do. But I would start there and just practice
Speaker 5: that well.
Speaker 4: I love that idea.
Speaker 3: I'd never heard it before, and I felt something when
Speaker 3: you mentioned it. I was trying to do it while
Speaker 3: we were talking. Is like in the third eye and
Speaker 3: then you go back a few steps and then you're
Speaker 3: kind of the third eyes here and you're witnessing. But
Speaker 3: it seems to allow information to come through.
Speaker 4: It does well, it's amazing.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, it's an internal shift that happens. It's really cool.
Speaker 5: When I first learned it, as I was.
Speaker 4: Well you taught that, or is something that just came
Speaker 4: to you?
Speaker 5: It came to me. Wow, Yeah, it felt like it
Speaker 5: felt That's what the shift feels like, is when you
Speaker 5: take the steps back.
Speaker 4: That's cool, fantastic.
Speaker 3: So so, how do meditation, visualization, and energy work help
Speaker 3: people become more receptive to what you call the yakasha information?
Speaker 4: How does all this stuff all connected?
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, all that work I believe brings you
Speaker 5: to understanding yourself. And when you understand your place in
Speaker 5: the universe and you feel more connected to it, then
Speaker 5: you're able to co create with it more easefully, right,
Speaker 5: instead of like working against something. It creates a flow state,
Speaker 5: and I believe that's why people have been practicing it
Speaker 5: for our thousands and thousands of years. It just opens
Speaker 5: It helps you love yourself, I guess I think that's
Speaker 5: the best way to answer that. And self acceptance and
Speaker 5: love is what creates the connection to the universe.
Speaker 4: Amazing.
Speaker 3: So I would take this rohany is that you don't
Speaker 3: believe that the future is fixed or do the record
Speaker 3: say reveal probabilities and potential pathways rather than predetermined outcomes.
Speaker 5: Well, we are little tiny energy eater and creators right.
Speaker 5: We're eating the energy around us and constantly creating reality
Speaker 5: with it. So there's no way that it can be
Speaker 5: fixed in that way. We can see what the outcome
Speaker 5: can be based on what we're doing now, but we
Speaker 5: can always change what we're doing and change the future outcomes.
Speaker 5: And that's really cool. That puts a.
Speaker 6: Lot of.
Speaker 5: Power in our hands. And we're these tiny minuscule things
Speaker 5: in the universe, you know, So that's really really cool.
Speaker 5: I mean, there are there are bigger energies also that
Speaker 5: we're working with. So it does take a collective to
Speaker 5: actually make a big change. But for our personal life
Speaker 5: path changes, the actions that we're putting out will create
Speaker 5: a different outcome. Oh sorry, there are societal things too
Speaker 5: that I just want to point out, so some things
Speaker 5: that are out of our control.
Speaker 4: That we can so.
Speaker 3: A lot of people when they do the Kashak records,
Speaker 3: they want us to find out where they came from,
Speaker 3: if they have a star family, if they're star seeds,
Speaker 3: where you know, where they live, past lives and all
Speaker 3: of that, And it seems like the more important thing
Speaker 3: is really where they are now present. But people are
Speaker 3: very interested in going going back. How can people use
Speaker 3: that information when they go back, so they maybe avoid
Speaker 3: the same mistakes they made in the past, may have
Speaker 3: made in the past, or they can see different opera
Speaker 3: tunities that are more expansive for them now.
Speaker 4: How how do they use that information going forward?
Speaker 5: I feel that's a great question. I feel like that
Speaker 5: information is already a part of them, right, there's no
Speaker 5: way that it's not. And the way that they can
Speaker 5: move forward and access it even without going back and
Speaker 5: seeing is just following their intuition. That's what's speaking to
Speaker 5: you about creating change within yourself or about uh, where
Speaker 5: to go where not to go? Like when you feel
Speaker 5: like you shouldn't do something, you feel it before that, right,
Speaker 5: You're like, oh, I shouldn't do this, and then you
Speaker 5: listen to that, or when something's really exciting, you move forward.
Speaker 5: That's how your past selves is communicating and your futures
Speaker 5: off is communicating with you. So just listening to that.
Speaker 5: We don't need magical experiences to trust our intuition, but
Speaker 5: for some reason we've been told not to. So if
Speaker 5: anybody gets anything out of this, it's just to trust
Speaker 5: yourself and your intuition. You've got to start listening to
Speaker 5: your gut feelings. Those are the most important things.
Speaker 4: Yes, I agree, Roany.
Speaker 3: So have you, in your experience encountered information from the
Speaker 3: Pikashak records that challenge your own assumptions about reality?
Speaker 5: You know, I can't think of an instance where that happened,
Speaker 5: but I will tell you that, like I've never really
Speaker 5: I still honestly haven't formed like a solid opinion on
Speaker 5: reality because it doesn't seem fixed. It seems pretty fluid
Speaker 5: and based on our immediate beliefs, you know. So I
Speaker 5: feel like, where before I've wondered more and I've been
Speaker 5: curious about it, I don't feel that curious about it anymore,
Speaker 5: and I've accepted that it's probably beyond our comprehension and
Speaker 5: that I'm okay with that. You know, I've accepted that
Speaker 5: I don't need to know everything, and that maybe it's
Speaker 5: nice that way. Maybe it gives me permission to have
Speaker 5: more fun in a way.
Speaker 3: So we live in a technologically dominated society now, yet
Speaker 3: there is this great interest in things like the Akashak
Speaker 3: records and spirituality and life's purpose and being in the
Speaker 3: present and all of that. How do you what do
Speaker 3: you think the interest is growing in spirituality when we
Speaker 3: have such a tech dominated world, it's getting more and
Speaker 3: more transhuman oriented.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know that's interesting. I feel like it's all
Speaker 5: a part of it, and it's a part of our
Speaker 5: slow evolution. I know it's happening really quickly right now
Speaker 5: with technology, but it is all a part of this
Speaker 5: world and universe. It's just things that we're discovering about
Speaker 5: how to use the energies of the universe. I don't
Speaker 5: feel like it's that weird or that separate, and I
Speaker 5: don't think it separates us from our spiritual selves in
Speaker 5: any way. Or in the beginning, when humans discover some
Speaker 5: thing and they start using it, there's always like a
Speaker 5: correction phase, right, like a learning curve, and I think
Speaker 5: that's what we're in right now, and we're going to
Speaker 5: learn how to work with it more conductively then the
Speaker 5: way we've been using where we're addicted to our devices. Now,
Speaker 5: I feel like that's going to fade away, and I'm
Speaker 5: not too worried about it, to be honest.
Speaker 3: So with a Kashik record reading and experiencing, is there
Speaker 3: a concern that you know, somebody's going to put an
Speaker 3: app out there and the you know it's going to
Speaker 3: be technologically driven instead of internally driven.
Speaker 5: I mean that it's always been kind of something like that, right,
Speaker 5: So we've always humans always seek answer, have always been
Speaker 5: seeking answers outside themselves. It's just a new form of
Speaker 5: doing it if they decide to do that. But it's
Speaker 5: always going to go back to that experience of like
Speaker 5: we need to connect with ourselves. It's been happening for
Speaker 5: centuries where you know, the teachers are always being like, no,
Speaker 5: you got to go connect back with yourself, and then
Speaker 5: you find like something else. It's just it's a part
Speaker 5: of the loop.
Speaker 3: So you often speak about interconnectedness. How does accessing the
Speaker 3: Kashik records change the way we see ourselves and our
Speaker 3: relationship to humanity.
Speaker 5: From your experience, we are resonant beings and we are
Speaker 5: a part of nature. We are like the trees or
Speaker 5: the flowers, or the birds or anything that's living on
Speaker 5: this planet, right, and we're all working in conjunction with another.
Speaker 5: For some reason, our imagination has led us to and
Speaker 5: our discoveries through our imagination, like we were just talking about, technologists,
Speaker 5: led us to feeling that we are not one, and
Speaker 5: we are very unique, and we are unique, but in
Speaker 5: a weird way too, like we humans are all one being,
Speaker 5: you know, all of our consciousness is somehow connected. And
Speaker 5: I love the way Carl Young talked about the collective unconscious.
Speaker 5: I don't know if anybody else is interested in that too,
Speaker 5: but there is this collective unconscious that happens, and that's
Speaker 5: how we are all intertwined. But that's where we all meet,
Speaker 5: perhaps in our dreams. Who knows unconsciously, right, That's why
Speaker 5: there are pyramids on one side of the world another.
Speaker 5: That's why two people can get the same idea at
Speaker 5: the same time. We are all connected through this ether,
Speaker 5: and once we understand that and realize that, we'll start
Speaker 5: working with each other a little better. Because that's all
Speaker 5: it takes, is us accepting one another and growing together,
Speaker 5: and we just create so much resistance towards that because
Speaker 5: we don't think the other person is who we are
Speaker 5: and vice versa.
Speaker 3: You know, well, I got to tell you, Rohini, you
Speaker 3: have done a fantastic job with this book. Rohini Mrati
Speaker 3: tapping into the acashia, what would be the one lesson
Speaker 3: that you'd want people to take away from this book?
Speaker 4: What would that be?
Speaker 5: That you are enough? That you are completely enough right here,
Speaker 5: right now. You don't have to change anything about yourself.
Speaker 5: You are enough and you're perfect.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: That's so great and it's so important and it's so simple.
Speaker 3: Yet it's so complex for people to get over that
Speaker 3: because they're always being taught. I guess by our cultural
Speaker 3: narrative that they're not enough. I mean, I worked in
Speaker 3: advertising for many years.
Speaker 4: It was all about you got to have this.
Speaker 3: Yes, you're not enough unless you get this and right
Speaker 3: now you get it today. That's how our world works, unfortunately,
Speaker 3: but we all are enough. So thank you so much
Speaker 3: for being on a show. Tell everybody Rohani where they
Speaker 3: can find out more about you, maybe check into your
Speaker 3: services and where they can get the book, website, whatever.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much, Thank you so much for having me, Robert.
Speaker 5: You can find me at www dot magicinclined dot com.
Speaker 5: All the fun, cool, weird things that I do will
Speaker 5: live there.
Speaker 4: Fantastic.
Speaker 3: Well, keep doing the work you're doing on There was
Speaker 3: a lot of work that went into this book in
Speaker 3: terms of preparedness. I mean, it's a lot more than
Speaker 3: just about the akashak records. This book is a good
Speaker 3: spiritual foundation with the terminology and from different from different
Speaker 3: areas around the world who look at spirituality a little
Speaker 3: bit differently, but ultimately everything's kind of the same. But
Speaker 3: this is a very good, comprehensive worldview on spirituality, has
Speaker 3: a lot of great tips and prepares you. I think
Speaker 3: if you read the book, you'll be much more prepared
Speaker 3: to get into meditation and get into the akasha on
Speaker 3: your own and to experience it.
Speaker 4: So great job.
Speaker 3: Thanks for being on Guys Guys Radio, Rohini Maurati.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Robert.
Speaker 2: It's Guys Guy Radio.
Speaker 3: Okay, with fascinating conversation with our special guest to do
Speaker 3: Guests to Guys Guys Radio, Rohini Maurati. Her book Tapping
Speaker 3: into Kasha is helping us to learn to pause, embrace
Speaker 3: the now, and trust the unfolding of your life, and
Speaker 3: she puts the responsibility on our plate in terms of
Speaker 3: getting ourselves in a position to tap into all the
Speaker 3: knowledge that's available to us. If we can get into
Speaker 3: that state of quietude that we need to be to
Speaker 3: be able to be aware of this knowledge and be
Speaker 3: able to use it. You know, we live in a
Speaker 3: very noisy world, let's face it, between the music and
Speaker 3: the media and the social media and the doom scrolling
Speaker 3: and the tasks we have to perform each and every day,
Speaker 3: whether it's just about dealing with the DMV or your
Speaker 3: car insurance or your home insurance and everything else. There's
Speaker 3: so many tasks that we do that we end up
Speaker 3: getting into this reactive, noisy state. And then when you
Speaker 3: think about the media, you know, you don't want to
Speaker 3: be uninformed, but you don't want to be misinformed. So
Speaker 3: there's that delicate balance that we have to find where
Speaker 3: we can be in a position to kind of know
Speaker 3: what's going on and know where the information is coming from.
Speaker 3: It's coming at us, But we really want to get
Speaker 3: into a state of through meditation and meditation could be
Speaker 3: doing a proper meditation, sitting down and getting quiet for
Speaker 3: thirty minutes and learning how to do whether it's TM
Speaker 3: or something else, or it could be a walk on
Speaker 3: the beach or a swim in the ocean, or a
Speaker 3: hot shower or just lying down for a few minutes
Speaker 3: and just quieting yourselves. And that's the whole key. How
Speaker 3: do we get quiet, how do we access the information
Speaker 3: that is available to us, and then how do we
Speaker 3: learn to trust the information that comes in So we're
Speaker 3: not saying, oh, that's just me talking to myself because
Speaker 3: of all of the tech static that's coming in from
Speaker 3: my devices all the time, and I don't really think
Speaker 3: clearly anymore. And that's some of the challenges we have, folks.
Speaker 3: So step one, step two, and step three is learn
Speaker 3: how to get quiet and go inside and be open
Speaker 3: to absorb those answers to the questions that we have.
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Speaker 14: handing on a planet that's evolving, revolving at nine hundred
Speaker 14: miles an und it's orbiting at ninety miles a second,
Speaker 14: so it's reckoned. A sun that is the saltce of
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Speaker 2: The Sun and you.
Speaker 14: And me and all the stars that we can see
Speaker 14: are moving at a million miles a day in an
Speaker 14: hour to spile alarm at forty thousand miles an hour
Speaker 14: of the galaxy, We're gone the Milky Way. Our galaxy
Speaker 14: itself contains one hundred billion stars. It's one hundred thousand
Speaker 14: light years signed to Sun. It boones in the middle,
Speaker 14: sixteen thousand light years thick, but out by us, it's
Speaker 14: just three thousand light years wide. We're thirty thousand light
Speaker 14: years from galactic central point. We go round every two
Speaker 14: hundred million years, and our galaxy is only one of
Speaker 14: millions of billions. It is amazing again, expanding universe. Universe
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Speaker 12: All Empire talks back.
Speaker 7: The attitude that well, the little guy cannot win seems
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Speaker 7: No, it's because maybe people figure out little knowledges like smoke.
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Speaker 7: I think this drive for equality, this drive for justice
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Speaker 9: I'm doctor Anthony Lyiserwitz, and this is Climate Connections. People
Speaker 9: across the world are signing up to be online Walrus detectives.
Speaker 9: They're scanning hundreds of thousands of satellite images of the
Speaker 9: Arctic to find and count the blubbery tust animals. Rod
Speaker 9: Downey is with the nonprofit WWF, which partnered with the
Speaker 9: British Antarctic Survey to launch the Walrus from Space project.
Speaker 9: He says walruses are under threat as human activity in
Speaker 9: the Arctic increases and climate warming melts the sea ice
Speaker 9: they use for breeding and resting.
Speaker 13: Despite being such big, powerful, animals. They're really increasingly vulnerable
Speaker 13: to climate change, as the sea ice is literally melting
Speaker 13: out from beneath them.
Speaker 9: To study how warming will affect walruses and take action
Speaker 9: to protect them, scientists need to know how many walruses
Speaker 9: there are now and where they live. But the Arctic
Speaker 9: is vast and remote, and the animals get spooked when
Speaker 9: people are nearby, so instead of counting them in person,
Speaker 9: the team has volunteers to identify them from satellite images.
Speaker 9: Donning hopes that this project can help people learn more
Speaker 9: about the Arctic and feel like they're making a difference.
Speaker 13: Having something really practical to do that will contribute towards
Speaker 13: the science and ultimately contribute towards the conservation of an
Speaker 13: iconic Arctic species is just a great opportunity.
Speaker 9: Climate Connections is produced by the Yell Center for Environmental Communication.
Speaker 9: To learn more about climate change, visit climate connections dot org.
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