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**nerohedfrs** · 07-03-2006, 09:42 AM

Have you accessed them consciously?

Semi-consciously, while in the hypnagogic state; a few times, but not deliberately. The information I received was confirmed a few months later in one occassion. The biatch is that I can't tell the difference from normal hypnagogic gobbledygook until (if I) can confirm a given piece of information.
kiwibonga wrote: My view on it is that there is no recollection or rewriting. By accessing the akashic records, you are not really accessing "records," you are accessing reality. Remember that time is a physical illusion! This means the state of things yesterday, today, and tomorrow do not need to be recorded anywhere to be witnessed.

So the whole "past events have been recorded and future events are only probabilities" seems like the way humans would falsely perceive reality, to compensate for the inexistance of time. There's just no reason to record something that cannot be lost. Thank you for describing something close to what I think I believe.

07-03-2006, 09:42 AM	#6
nerohedfrs Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 563 Senior Member	Have you accessed them consciously? Semi-consciously, while in the hypnagogic state; a few times, but not deliberately. The information I received was confirmed a few months later in one occassion. The biatch is that I can't tell the difference from normal hypnagogic gobbledygook until (if I) can confirm a given piece of information. kiwibonga wrote: My view on it is that there is no recollection or rewriting. By accessing the akashic records, you are not really accessing "records," you are accessing reality. Remember that time is a physical illusion! This means the state of things yesterday, today, and tomorrow do not need to be recorded anywhere to be witnessed. So the whole "past events have been recorded and future events are only probabilities" seems like the way humans would falsely perceive reality, to compensate for the inexistance of time. There's just no reason to record something that cannot be lost. Thank you for describing something close to what I think I believe.
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