Definition of akasha in English:

akasha

noun əˈkɑːʃəəˈkäSHə

(in Indian religion) a supposed all-pervading field in the ether in which a record of past events is imprinted.
〔主印度宗教〕阿卡沙（一种设想存在的凡人看不见的以太场，过去的事件都记载其中）
Example sentencesExamples
- Prana acting on akasha is creating or projecting the universe.
- These five pure colors are considered to be associated with the five elements: earth, water, fire, air and ether, or akasha.
- In Hindu mysticism, Lord Murugan rides through the akasha on a peacock.
- He who knows it as existing in the cave of the heart, in the transcendent akasha realizes all his desires along with the Omniscient Brahman.
- The elements - spirit or akasha, The Hindu tattwas, The Tibetan elements, The Chinese Wu-Hsing - The five elemental activities
- That great, unborn Self, which is identified with the intellect and which dwells in the midst of the organs, lies in the akasha within the heart.

Derivatives

akashic

adjective

There does seem to be a general belief in western occultism that such is the case (reinforced by ‘explanations’ concerning akashic records, collective unconsciousness, etc.).
Example sentencesExamples
- Intuition, according to this model would then be a * creative answer *, a product of creative energy-transmutation and not the ‘grabbing’ of a solution that is floating out there in the akashic arcade!
- His followers maintain that Cayce was able to tap into some sort of higher consciousness, such as God or the akashic record, to get his ‘psychic knowledge.’
- We are beings with free will, many layers of bodies (physical, emotional, astral, etc.), and richly shared memories (collective unconscious, genetic, tribal, akashic or past life memories to name a few).
- Crystals, which have a triangle shape on them, are the ones which can help you gain access to the akashic records by rubbing the stone with your thumb towards the point.
- But whatever karmic credit you've amassed in the akashic bank account pays dividends this week and friends stand you in good stead.

Origin

From Sanskrit ākāśa.

Definition of akasha in US English:

akasha

nounəˈkäSHə

A supposed universal etheric field in which a record of past events is imprinted.
〔主印度宗教〕阿卡沙（一种设想存在的凡人看不见的以太场，过去的事件都记载其中）
Example sentencesExamples
- The elements - spirit or akasha, The Hindu tattwas, The Tibetan elements, The Chinese Wu-Hsing - The five elemental activities
- That great, unborn Self, which is identified with the intellect and which dwells in the midst of the organs, lies in the akasha within the heart.
- In Hindu mysticism, Lord Murugan rides through the akasha on a peacock.
- He who knows it as existing in the cave of the heart, in the transcendent akasha realizes all his desires along with the Omniscient Brahman.
- Prana acting on akasha is creating or projecting the universe.
- These five pure colors are considered to be associated with the five elements: earth, water, fire, air and ether, or akasha.

Origin

From Sanskrit ākāśa.

单词	akasha
释义	Definition of akasha in English: akasha noun əˈkɑːʃəəˈkäSHə (in Indian religion) a supposed all-pervading field in the ether in which a record of past events is imprinted. 〔主印度宗教〕阿卡沙（一种设想存在的凡人看不见的以太场，过去的事件都记载其中） Example sentencesExamples Prana acting on akasha is creating or projecting the universe. These five pure colors are considered to be associated with the five elements: earth, water, fire, air and ether, or akasha. In Hindu mysticism, Lord Murugan rides through the akasha on a peacock. He who knows it as existing in the cave of the heart, in the transcendent akasha realizes all his desires along with the Omniscient Brahman. The elements - spirit or akasha, The Hindu tattwas, The Tibetan elements, The Chinese Wu-Hsing - The five elemental activities That great, unborn Self, which is identified with the intellect and which dwells in the midst of the organs, lies in the akasha within the heart. Derivatives akashic adjective There does seem to be a general belief in western occultism that such is the case (reinforced by ‘explanations’ concerning akashic records, collective unconsciousness, etc.). Example sentencesExamples Intuition, according to this model would then be a * creative answer , a product of creative energy-transmutation and not the ‘grabbing’ of a solution that is floating out there in the akashic arcade! His followers maintain that Cayce was able to tap into some sort of higher consciousness, such as God or the akashic record, to get his ‘psychic knowledge.’* We are beings with free will, many layers of bodies (physical, emotional, astral, etc.), and richly shared memories (collective unconscious, genetic, tribal, akashic or past life memories to name a few). Crystals, which have a triangle shape on them, are the ones which can help you gain access to the akashic records by rubbing the stone with your thumb towards the point. But whatever karmic credit you've amassed in the akashic bank account pays dividends this week and friends stand you in good stead. Origin From Sanskrit ākāśa. Definition of akasha in US English: akasha nounəˈkäSHə A supposed universal etheric field in which a record of past events is imprinted. 〔主印度宗教〕阿卡沙（一种设想存在的凡人看不见的以太场，过去的事件都记载其中） Example sentencesExamples The elements - spirit or akasha, The Hindu tattwas, The Tibetan elements, The Chinese Wu-Hsing - The five elemental activities That great, unborn Self, which is identified with the intellect and which dwells in the midst of the organs, lies in the akasha within the heart. In Hindu mysticism, Lord Murugan rides through the akasha on a peacock. He who knows it as existing in the cave of the heart, in the transcendent akasha realizes all his desires along with the Omniscient Brahman. Prana acting on akasha is creating or projecting the universe. These five pure colors are considered to be associated with the five elements: earth, water, fire, air and ether, or akasha. Origin From Sanskrit ākāśa.
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