Gregory Jackson
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joined Apr 2022
Regarding Akasha, based on Ljubiša Stojanović’s deep meditation. This is the response coming from the energy center he was communicating with:
So, I guess you could say Akasha isn't just some single, isolated energy or a specific hub—it's not like a standalone energy structure that someone just built for a purpose, you know? It’s nothing like those other energetic frameworks we recognize in the world knowledge known.
What does it actually mean when we say Akasha is a "state of energies"? Well, I suppose it means that at a certain point, under just the right circumstances, if you look at things a certain way, you might see this massive collection of energies—almost all the intelligent or super-intelligent energies, centers, Consciousness, and everything else floating out there in the cosmos—all at once. It’s almost like seeing a bunch of candied fruit suspended in jelly, all visible in one single glance. When those conditions are met, there’s this possibility where you can establish contact with all of them simultaneously. You get this one unified answer to a question, or maybe access to a certain power, though it's probably a bit less intense than if they had all essentially delegated their wisdom and strength to act as one. It's like all these cosmic parts merge on their way toward the enlightened person asking the question, presenting themselves as if they were just one single energetic being.
That response is basically their collective stance, their shared opinion, and—to a lesser extent—their joint action. So, an answer from Akasha is absolutely spot on; it reflects the consensus of the cosmos. It isn't just the opinion of one random energy or a small group of cosmic centers. Instead, it represents a viewpoint that holds true as long as all those intelligent cosmic energies share a common understanding of the issue. Even then, the answer is made up of slight variations of that singular thought—they differ just a tiny bit, but they still function as individual responses to the same thing. That’s why an Akasha answer is really the whole universe speaking; it's kind of like a United Nations resolution, where it stands as one official response that everyone backs, even if not every single person is 100% in total agreement, but they all pretty much fall in line with it.
Basically, Akasha represents this specific moment where all these intelligent cosmic subjects act together to provide answers to people who possess extraordinary abilities. Honestly, that kind of power is rarely handed out to humans, but it is something humanity knows about. I mean, the great thinkers and spiritual leaders throughout history have had the chance to tap into Akasha.
Just to reiterate, Akasha isn't some special, solid, or uniform thing. It’s more like the collective reply from the entire cosmos to a specific inquiry. All the different subjects involved reach a consensus before that answer ever reaches the person asking, even though all those energies stay completely independent, going about their own business, doing what they were programmed to do, evolving and moving through space as they always have. So, I guess this moment is really the Creator's decision to allow all cosmic subjects to give a single, undeniable, absolute, and truthful answer. It provides huge help to a certain energy, a center, or in really rare cases, a specific being or even a human. In this way, the Creator makes it possible for these supreme, valid cosmic answers to be delivered without messing up the functioning of the rest of the universe. It doesn't slow down or interfere with the cosmos while it's answering; that’s the whole point of Akasha—it’s the Creator’s vision realized through all the intelligent parts of the universe.
