Theos-Talk Archives (February 1999 Message tt00073)

In a message dated 2/9/99 9:06:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, dalval@nwc.net
writes:

<< Akasa has a number of attributes.  One has to look for them in
 the SD Index and assemble them.  Chiefly, it is the eternal
 record of every Monad's experiences.  It does not vary, nor does
 it disappear.  It therefore is a record of history as well as of
 the adventures of every Monad.  Our past is there for the Wise to
 review if necessary and for us to see when we have developed the
 wisdom and fortitude to stand such a perception.  It is not used
 for curiosity "surfing," but stands as a fact available for those
 who may need it. >>

Dear Dallas: 
 Nice definitions, as usual. I would only add the often unmentioned part of
any discussion when it comes to Akasha or Karma. It is important to keep in
mind that what is being recorded by and for evolutionary aspects, are actions
on the physical, astral/emotional and mental planes. Its all one piece. So,
even though we can rationalize a certain behavior to give a terrible deed, a
softer look, here, on this plane, the Akashic record, captures the exact
feelings and intent that accompany the behavior action as it occurs. Thus
setting up the karmic legacy of each moment ... in each moment.

How much more meaningful the old adage becomes: "We can lie to each other but
we CANNOT lie to ourselves." Especially in these days.

Keep up the great work.
Louis A. Deluca



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