In this week's episode, I explore the intriguing concept of the Akashic Records with energy healer and Akashic Records reader, Karen Wilson.
The Akashic Records are sometimes described as a "library for your soul," containing the history of your soul's journey across lifetimes. While this idea might seem esoteric or unconventional, Karen Wilson discusses it in a way that is both relatable and thought-provoking.
Karen's own journey into the Akashic Records began after the devastating loss of her husband to a brain tumor. This painful experience sparked a spiritual quest that led her to various energy healing modalities and eventually, the Akashic Records. Her story illustrates how profound challenges can sometimes open up new paths of healing and understanding.
During our conversation, Karen shares how the Akashic Records can potentially provide insights into various aspects of our lives, from our relationships and life purpose to even our pet's behavior. She explains that the records are not just about past lives but can also offer guidance for navigating current life situations.
We also touch on how Karen blends her intuitive abilities with energy healing practices like Reiki, and the importance of maintaining spiritual hygiene by regularly clearing and balancing our energy.
Whether or not you're fully on board with the concept of the Akashic Records, this episode offers an intriguing glimpse into the ways that spiritual practices can provide comfort, clarity, and direction for some individuals. Karen's story invites us to consider the possibility of seeking answers and healing beyond the physical realm.
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