The Akashic Experience

by Laszlo, Ervin

• ISBN13: 9781594772986
• ISBN10: 1594772983
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2009-02-12
• Publisher: Inner Traditions

Summary

Knowing or feeling that we are all connected to each other and to the cosmos by more than our eyes and ears is not a new notion but one as old as humanity. Traditional indigenous societies were fully aware of nonmaterial connections and incorporated them into their daily life. The modern world, however, continues to dismiss and even deny these intangible links-taking as real only that which is physically manifest or proved "scientifically." Consequently our mainstream culture is spiritually impoverished, and the world we live in has become disenchanted.

Author Biography

Ervin Laszlo, a leading systems theorist who was twice nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, is editor of the international periodical World Futures: The Journal of General Evolution and chancellor-designate of the newly formed GlobalShift University. He is the founder and president of the international think tanks the Club of Budapest and the General Evolution Research Group and the author of 83 books, translated into 21 languages. He lives in Italy.

Table of Contents

Introduction: The Akashic Experience: What It Is and What It Means	p. 1
Living The Experience
Journey Home: My Life-Transforming Akashic Experience	p. 12
Experiences of Infinite Consciousness	p. 22
Return to Amalfi and the Akashic Home	p. 36
Running with Spotted Fawn in the Akashic Field	p. 54
My "Ordinary" Akashic Experiences	p. 63
A Journalist's Encounters with the Akashic Experience	p. 75
Working With the Experience
The Living Classroom	p. 82
Healing Over Space and Time	p. 94
The Uses of Akashic Information in Business	p. 107
Visiting the Omniverse Center: A Mind-Transforming Akashic Experience	p. 112
Singing with the Field: The Daisy Heart of Spiral Consciousness	p. 121
Connecting with Universal Mind in the Creative Process	p. 130
Reconnecting to the Field	p. 136
Shaping Creative Fields: Lessons from My Akashic Experiences	p. 146
Researching The Experience
Exploring the Akashic Experience: Bridging Subjective and Objective Ways of Knowing	p. 160
Acceding to the Field: The Case of Near-Death Experiences in Survivors of Cardiac Arrest	p. 175
Evidence for the Akashic Field from Modern Consciousness Research	p. 193
Dialogues with My Dead Brother	p. 212
Reviewing and Assessing The Experience
Epiphany in Space and on Earth: Reflections on the Akashic Experience	p. 224
Nonlocal Mind, Healing, and the Akashic Phenomenon	p. 231
Summing Up: Science and the Akashic Experience	p. 242
Postscript: A Note on My Akashic Experience	p. 257
Notes	p. 262
Index	p. 273
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