HOW TO ACCESS THE AKASHIC RECORDS - TUTORIAL - (this works!!!) Mel Rentmeister

The speaker asserts that anyone can access the Akashic records, a source of universal wisdom, using four methods: a sacred prayer, guided meditation, visualization, and pure intention. These methods cater to different preferences, emphasizing that there is no single correct approach. Trust and an open, playful mindset are crucial for accessing and interpreting the records, which are seen as an extension of one's soul energy. The speaker encourages experimentation and stresses that belief in the process is essential for success, while also acknowledging the gradual development of trust in one's inner guidance.

• Universal Accessibility: Everyone can access the Akashic records. There is no singular method, and individuals should explore various techniques to find what works best for them.
• Purpose of Access: The records provide guidance, higher wisdom, and insight into life improvements, healing, and personal development.
• Approach and Mindset: Accessing the records does not require spiritual practices, meditation, or specific diets. Success is influenced by an open mindset and the belief that the process will work for you.
• Experimentation and Playfulness: Engaging with the Akashic records should be approached as an experiment or playground, rather than a serious endeavor.

"Can everybody really access the Akashic records for themselves? The answer is yes, and today I'm going to teach you how to do that."

• Emphasizes the universal accessibility of the Akashic records and the intent to teach methods for accessing them.

"There is no one way of accessing the records, and if somebody tells you there is only one way and you need to do it in exactly that one right way, it's not true."

• Highlights the multiplicity of methods available for accessing the records, countering any notion of a singular correct approach.

"You don't need to be spiritual, or you don't need to meditate every day, you don't need to follow a certain diet, or you don't need to do anything like that in order to be able to access the records."

• Clarifies that specific spiritual practices or lifestyle choices are not prerequisites for accessing the Akashic records.

"Assume that this is going to work for you because if you assume and if you think that, yeah, it works for maybe everybody else but not for me, then you're going to make this your reality."

• Stresses the importance of a positive and open mindset in successfully accessing the records.

"Use it as an experiment and then it like as a playground, don't make it a serious big issue, play with this."

• Encourages a playful and experimental approach to engaging with the Akashic records.

• Sacred Prayer Technique: Utilize a specific sacred prayer to open and close the Akashic records.
• Reading the Prayer: The process involves reading the prayer out loud initially, followed by silent reading twice.
• Variety and Personal Resonance: Different versions of the prayer exist, and individuals should choose the one that resonates most with them.
• Consistency in Practice: Even after repeated access, it is advised to read the prayer each time rather than memorizing it, as reading engages the mind differently.

"The first method that I would like to give you is you can use a specific prayer; it's called a sacred prayer to open the Akashic records, and also you close your Akashic records with a separate part of the prayer."

• Introduces the sacred prayer method as a means to open and close the Akashic records.

"You read it out loud once, and then you read it silently for yourself two more times."

• Describes the specific process of reading the sacred prayer to access the records.

"There are different versions of this prayer that you can find, and you can also see which one resonates with you the most."

• Advises finding a version of the sacred prayer that personally resonates with the individual.

"Even after your 50th time to go into the records, you don't learn it off by heart; they say that you should read it because it's a different kind of interaction that your mind has when you read the words."

• Suggests reading the prayer each time for a different cognitive interaction, rather than memorizing it.

• The Akashic Records are a metaphysical concept where one can access a vast repository of information.
• Entering the Akashic Records requires a specific process, starting with opening the records using a prayer.
• It is essential to have a clear and specific question before entering the records to receive precise information.
• Different individuals may perceive the presence of teachers, masters, spirit guides, or energetic beings within the records, guiding them to answers.
• The process is highly personal and subjective, with no single correct method; individuals are encouraged to trust their spiritual authority.

"You say the records are now open and then you go into the records with your question. This is actually very important as well that you see there there's so much information that you cannot get all of that at once. You need to be really, really, really specific with the question you have."

• Emphasizes the importance of specificity in questions to effectively access and receive information from the Akashic Records.

"Some people, they feel that there are teachers and masters in there in the Akashic records, and they direct their question to the teachers and masters and get the answers from them."

• Highlights the subjective experience of encountering spiritual guides within the records who assist in obtaining information.

• The primary method involves opening the records with a prayer, asking questions, and closing the records with another part of the prayer.
• Writing down received information is recommended for clarity and future reflection.
• A guided meditation can be used to help individuals access and explore the Akashic Records, particularly beneficial for those who prefer a meditative approach.
• Engaging in breathwork and maintaining a calm state can enhance the experience of accessing the records.

"At the beginning, it is helpful to write it down whatever you receive. You don't need to be meditating; you can do that too."

• Suggests documenting the information received from the records for better understanding and retention.

"It is helpful to do a guided meditation. So you find a guided meditation that helps you access the Akashic records and that helps you explore the Akashic records."

• Recommends using guided meditation as a tool to facilitate access to the Akashic Records, especially for those who enjoy meditative practices.

• Information from the Akashic Records can come in various forms, such as words, feelings, sentences, or an intrinsic knowing.
• It is crucial to write down what is received, whether it is auditory, visual, or a felt sense, to aid in interpretation.
• Reviewing the written notes afterward can provide additional insights and clarity.

"Whichever way you receive it, right, whether it is a word, whether it is a feeling, whether it is a sentence, whether it is just a knowing, write it down."

• Encourages individuals to record all forms of information received during the session for comprehensive understanding.

"You can ask your questions and receive the answers. You can do that when you sit there with your eyes closed, kind of in the meditative state, right, and write them down afterwards."

• Advises maintaining a meditative state to facilitate the reception of information and suggests documenting it post-session for clarity.

• Visualization is a tool used to imagine transitioning between dimensions, such as moving from the third to the fifth dimension, by visualizing an elevator ride.
• Upon reaching a new dimension, various methods can be employed to access information, such as visualizing a library or an office with computers.
• Visualization can be adapted to individual preferences, whether through seeing, sensing, or knowing information.

"You take a visualization, let's say you have a lift in front of you and you see that you're on the third floor because this is the third dimension."

• Visualization starts with imagining oneself in a familiar setting, like an elevator, to conceptualize moving through different dimensions.

"You can either imagine that you walk through a library hall and you go to your book and you ask your question and you received information."

• One method involves visualizing a library where information is accessed by selecting a book, symbolizing the retrieval of knowledge.

• Trust in oneself and the information received is crucial when accessing these records.
• It is important to experience without judgment, criticism, or analysis, allowing for pure observation and reception of information.
• Trusting the information, similar to following intuition, may not always be logically verifiable immediately but can prove accurate over time.

"It is just important that you trust yourself and trust the information that comes through as long as you're in the records."

• Trusting oneself and the incoming information is essential for a genuine experience within the records.

"Don't comment on it internally, don't judge, don't criticize, don't analyze, just receive and observe."

• A non-judgmental approach is advocated to fully experience and understand the information without interference.

• Intention is the simplest and most effective way to access the Akashic records, emphasizing the power of focused intent.
• The universe responds to the energy of one's intention, making it a fundamental aspect of accessing higher knowledge.
• All methods of accessing the records ultimately rely on the individual's intention to open and explore them.

"Method number four is the quickest, the easiest, and simplest, and this is simply by intending to go into the records."

• Intention is highlighted as a straightforward and efficient method to access the Akashic records.

"Your intention is energy, and the universe is responding to that energy."

• The energy of intention is a powerful force that the universe acknowledges and responds to, facilitating access to the records.

• The Akashic records are described as interactive, allowing for a dynamic exchange of information.
• Engagement with the records is not passive but involves active participation and exploration.

"The Akashic records are interactive."

• The records allow for an interactive experience, suggesting a participatory role in accessing and interpreting information.

• Emphasize the importance of setting intentions when accessing Akashic Records, focusing on energies and frequencies.
• Encourage interaction with the records by posing both simple and profound questions.
• Suggest approaching the process with a light-hearted and playful attitude to reduce pressure and seriousness.
• Recommend suspending critical and judgmental thinking to allow trust and openness to guide the experience.
• Highlight the gradual development of trust in one's inner and higher guidance through personal experiences.

"Now you can do this in terms of okay I want to explore the energies and the frequencies here but again that's an intention but then start interacting put out what you want to know."

• Setting intentions and interacting with the records are crucial for meaningful exploration and understanding.

"Assume that it's going to work if it works for so many other people it can work for you and it is my promise to you that it can work for you if you put your doubts to the side."

• Encouragement to trust the process by setting aside doubts, acknowledging that success for others can translate to personal success.

"Suspend your critical mind suspend your judging mind and assume that this is going to work and trust what comes through."

• Advises putting aside analytical thinking to foster trust and openness to the messages received from the records.

• Recognize the Akashic Records as part of one's soul and personal energy information.
• Understand that higher vibrational energies, angels, or guides are extensions of oneself.
• Accept that initial experiences with the records might not yield immediate results, but persistence with a positive attitude is key.
• Use personal experiences as evidence to build trust in the process and inner guidance.

"In the end the Akashic records are a part of you to your soul story they're your souls energy information so they're all in here all that information is within you."

• The Akashic Records are intrinsic to one's soul, containing personal energy and information.

"Allow your experiences to be the proof and to help you more with that trust."

• Personal experiences serve as validation and strengthen trust in the guidance received from the records.

"If you don't experience anything for the first time that you enter the records that's okay you're doing the second time and the third time with an open playful light-hearted attitude and then see what happens."

• Persistence with an open and playful mindset is encouraged, as initial attempts may not always yield immediate insights.