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EPISODE · May 23, 2025 · 3 MIN

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from Hali'a: Soul Remembrance

Everything you perceive in your reality is God/Source. You are a fractal of God/Source that decided to leave the infinite singularity point of all creation to perceive more of what God/Source is via a fractal of this divine consciousness as You. From this fractal point, your soul created the Highest Self which then fractacled itself into infinite other Higher Selves and consciousnesses to populate what we call incarnations (whether formed or formless, physical or etheric). It is here we start the session to understand why you fractacled as an individual soul that then led you here to this current incarnation. Past lives are simply other lives that are happening simultaneously to our current, perceived life because time is not real. My access point to Primordial Source Creator’s Records of all Records holds the records of all Akash including individual soul records. My goal in these sessions is to help empower you to access your own records so every session recorded also includes my process so you can go back to reference and practice it on your own. For more information visit: akashahawaii.com

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