AKASHIC READINGS
Before your Akashic Record reading (in person or on the phone), it can help to prepare questions about what’s currently going on or things you’re wondering about. Keep them as open-ended as possible as opposed to simple yes/no questions. This can be easier when you start with words like how, what, why, etc. Asking what “my role” is in a situation is also productive.
We access your Record by using your full legal name .And like walking into a library filled with books and wondering how to find a particular one, yours stands out because your name is on it in big, bold color. (So check how your name is written on your tax records in advance, not your birth certificate, unless you’ve never filed an income tax return).
Sessions typically last about 45 minutes. A digital recording is included and will be emailed if you like (and will help you to not be focused on note taking!). It can be useful to go back and listen again a few days after the initial reading. (And consider taking a class to learn this for yourself.) If you’d like to schedule an appointment, please use the form on the Contact page to give me a few times and dates that will work for you. Please also complete the online ICRAS form referred to there.
My regular schedule is Monday to Wednesday from 2:30-6:00 pm CST, Thursdays from 2:30-4:00 pm, all day Friday, plus a few appointments on weekends (depending on my teaching schedule). Occasionally, I can accommodate hours beyond these.
WHAT TO ASK
The Record is not psychic or predictive, so you’re unlikely to get specific dates. This is you, asking about you, receiving information and guidance from those who know you as your wholly integrated and perfect Self. They see the bigger picture. If you have a question, are ready to look at it directly and be guided to a place of clarity, the answers are in your Record. What’s revealed will be loving, honoring and healing, as well as practical, grounded information you can use right away. These are sample scenarios that might prompt you to have a reading:
1. I’m in a relationship and it’s going nowhere. I really had hoped to be married and to have a family at this point in my life. Would it be wise for me to end the relationship and try to meet someone soon who really wants what I want? Are there men out there who are ready to commit to family? And why do I keep meeting the “same man,” relationship after relationship, leaving me dissatisfied and lonely? Is there anything in the Records that can help me understand this pattern and clear it for good?
2. I’m in business for myself and it’s going really well as far as having work that matters to me and feeling inspired by what I do. But I’m barely making it financially and it’s scary. Am I kidding myself? Would it make more sense to go back to the regular working world while I’m establishing myself, even though I really don’t want to do that? Is there some way to look into the Record of the business itself to see if it has something to teach me, to help it thrive? And in my own Record, is there some way I’m unconsciously thwarting my own success? How can I move forward and succeed at the work I love to do?
3. I’ve been married for 25 years. We’ve had three wonderful children and while two of them are off on their own, the third is struggling to leave the nest. My wife doesn’t push our son as hard as I do to stand on his own two feet. We’re fighting with each other and disagree so strongly, I feel alienated in my marriage for the first time ever. Is it only the kids that have held us together? Is there anything to sustain our relationship? My wife lives for the kids and I live for my job. Without the kids at home, would we even want to be together? There’s so little passion in our marriage that I think about leaving. Maybe she’s thinking the same thing? What does my Record show about my role in all of this? How can I find peace with the situation my son is in, trust my wife, and know that it will all work out? How can I be a better father and husband and create deeper connection with my wife and son?
4. My cat, Leo, is listless and uninterested. He looks depressed and barely eats. This behavior is pretty new (in the last month or so) and can’t be explained by anything the vet has looked into. I feel like he’s trying to tell me what’s wrong, but I just don’t understand. Would you look into my cat’s Record and see if he’ll show me how best to support him? What is he trying to communicate to me?
5. I can’t seem to let go of the grief of my father’s death. We were very close and for years, I gladly took care of him as he aged. Now that he’s gone, I feel my life has lost its purpose and without either of my parents alive, I’m not sure where I belong. How can I truly let go of my father, resolve my grief, and move on with life? If this is how we all end up anyhow, what’s to keep me motivated?
6. My health is in a terrible state. For years, I’ve suffered from a myriad of symptoms, have very little energy or “oomph,” and I’m exhausted from it. Is there any hope for improvement? Is there something behind the poor state of my health that I’m not seeing that you could share? What steps might I take to begin to experience some freedom from this? Or, if I’m always going to feel less than optimal, is there at least some way to find peace with this situation and be OK with what is?
