THE AKASHIC FIELD
IT MAKES EVERY PLACE IN THE UNIVERSE PART OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD
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THE SOUL TO KEEP In a green glade, wherein the deepest pool, we have carved a cedar box and lined it well with pearl we have cast it all around with silver fleur de lys and made a latch from finest gold, then laced it through with dream. In it we have kept the song of the meadowlark, the call of the nightingale, and crystal mirrored tears from the breast of the mourning dove. All the jewels of heaven on tufts of velvet green, the starflung wonder of red satin summer, the whisper of autumn leaves in the splendid melon sun, the silken petal, saved through silent sifting snow… and the sweet chalice of spring. Whoever shall find this store, we have hidden the key in the roots of the willow tree that bends to trace the door. --Barbara Smith Stoff
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From The Akashic Field: It Makes Every Place in the Universe Part of the Neighborhood
It is easy to entertain the idea that religions and spirituality make sense only when we consider the probability of the Akashic Field. What we call Heaven, the Other Side, and even Nirvana, are inconceivable without an Akashic Field. In using this concept, we are able, for the first time, to provide rational answers to where the soul goes between so-called death and rebirth. As if by magic so many of life’s questions can now find answers, even the concept of the existence of the soul coming from the unseen universe and returning to it periodically. It is only the physical body that perishes as eventually all material must—when it is no longer needed.
This field even makes the appearance and disappearance of photons possible. The actions of photons provide answers to non-locality in communication. We can communicate over long distances only because our thoughts enter and emerge from this stated Akashic Field. As Einstein said, “There is no space between souls.”
The actual appearance of the universe can now also be explained.
About the Author
Now Professor Emeritus at Adelphi University, Dr. Sheldon Stoff holds three degrees from Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, where he also taught courses on the philosophy of Martin Buber. During his years as educator and spokesperson for Humanistic Education, in correspondence with, and inspiration from Dr. Buber, he established the International Center for Studies in Dialogue. He received the Outstanding Educator of America Award in 1974. He is author of The Two Way Street; The Human Encounter, Vols. I & II; The Pumpkin Quest; Universal Kabbalah: Dawn of a New Consciousness; The Western Book of Crossing Over: Conversations with the Other Side; and co-author, with Barbara Smith Stoff, of Conscious Evolution: The Dance of Intuition and Intellect. Barbara Smith Stoff is co-author, with Sheldon Stoff, of Conscious Evolution: The Dance of Intuition and Intellect. A poet, artist, and producer of Emmy Award winning Poems of Wonder and Magic, she has received multiple academic awards, taught English, Comparative Literature and Art at various levels, from elementary and secondary school to university. Her Mandala Art Training offers professional education strategies to school districts, artists, teachers, counselors, and convalescent home staff. Upon her personal journey, for more than fifty years, she has quietly and intently focused on transpersonal studies, esoteric, and comparative mythology.