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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2026 · 15 MIN

I Could Touch the Cosmos But Not Myself | Audio Transmission

from Living Akasa · host Andye Murphy | Living Akasa

This is the second audio transmission in the Living Akasa podcast.I Could Touch the Cosmos But Not Myself is a deeply personal piece on the embodiment gap: the space between what we can perceive spiritually and what we can actually live in the body.For years, I could access the unseen with ease. The Akashic Records, the cosmos, the guides, the Mysteries, all of it felt wildly natural to me.But spiritual access does not guarantee embodiment.This piece follows the ache of that split, the loneliness of being rich in the unseen while still not fully inhabiting my own life, and the initiation that finally brought the Mystery back into the body.Because the sacred was never somewhere else.The body was never the obstacle.And becoming fully human may be the most spiritual initiation of all.Read the original written essay here:If this piece speaks to the gap you’ve felt between what you can perceive spiritually and what you can actually live in your body, this is the terrain of my private mentoring.We work with embodiment, self-trust, nervous system truth, and the patterns that keep your radiance just out of reach. Get full access to Andye Murphy | Living Akasa at andyemurphy.substack.com/subscribe

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