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29 March 2011

PYS 139 Retrieve your akashic records

Transcribed·Anandeshwar Temple, in front of the main sanctum, Bidadi ashram·5 min

Sadashiva samarambam shankaraacharya madhyamaam

Asmadaacharya paryanthaam vande guru paramparaam

The Satsang

Please understand, any action you do just based on the physical body will leave its wave and the archive in physical layer. All your physical actions get gathered and archived in the physical layer of the cosmos. Understand, even a small act you do like a simple eating gets recorded in your file in the cosmic physical archives.

Same way any small thought crosses your mind like “I think I should go and lie down and sleep”. Even this simple thought gets recorded in your mental layer as a file and stored in the cosmic archives. Anything happened from the beginning in all seven levels in all beings is available alive.

Understand 3000 years before when you were in the pig body or buffalo body or elephant body or dinosaur body… what you thought on particular day and particular moment can be retrieved without any corruption or mismanagement or alteration. Whole thing is available!!

If the action which you did is performed from the first layer it will be available in first layer file. If it is from second layer it will be available from the second layer file. If it from third layer of your body it will be available from third layer of the file. But one important thing is billions and billions of first layer files are available. Millions and millions of second layer files are available but only 1000's of third layer file are available because people don’t function from second layer and third layer. Understand. So when you go deeper and deeper and deeper only few thousand or few hundred files are available from the seventh layer actions.

Details

The talk

Date
29 March 2011
Place
Anandeshwar Temple, in front of the main sanctum, Bidadi ashram
Language
English

The transcript

Status
Transcribed
Time-synced
Yes — 5 marks
Length
282 words · 2 min read
Topics
None recorded