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AKASHA <LEFT>The Elements emerge from Akasha, the immutable, changeless source of all energy. This is the realm of potentiality: of promise, of paths not yet taken, of unformed galaxies, of outer space. Akasha is also present within our bodies. Some say that the spark of life, that unknowable force that is called the "soul," is a bit of Akashic energy housed in the physical body. Akasha is sometimes thought to be symbolically present on the Earth. More often it's seen as the Mother (Creatrix) of the elements. It's little used in natural magick, but something of its nature should be understood. Primarily, Akasha is unbeingness. Its energy, which extends everywhere throughout the universe, has not yet achieved form and substance. It's the primal source of energy that creates and fuels the elements. Because of this, it contains complete, balanced energy: Earth and Air and Fire and Water. The following table of Akashic associations points out its universal nature, and is not meant to be used for magickal purposes.</LEFT> AKASHA CORRESPONDENCES - DIRECTION: North, east, south and west; also within and without; up and down; also, a complete lack of directions and dimensions.
- TYPE OF ENERGY: Projective/Receptive.
- BASIC NATURE: Unknowable.
- COLOR: Purple or black
- PLACES: Outer space; vacuums; the Void.
- RITUALS: Religious in nature.
- RITUAL FORMS: None.
- HERBS: None.
- STONES: None.
- MUSICAL INSTRUMENT: None.
- CREATURES: None (and yet, all).
- SEASON: All (and yet, none).
- TIME: Eternal starlight.
- MAGICKAL TOOL: None.
- SENSE: None.
- NATURAL SYMBOLS: None.
- TYPES OF MAGICK RULES: Religious.
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I love this information! So many don't know of this. Many years ago I had a stray cat that came into my life.... He was starving and cold but when we spoke, he chose to come to me rather than eat. When I touched him, he chose the name Akasha. He was beautiful and so calm. He seemed to be love itself and right away people started wanting him. I finally gave him to a wonderful woman who spoiled him rotten, letting him rule the house. She said she didn't know what Akasha meant, but he seemed to have a strange balance. I just smiled at her. |
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