Living Akasa

Spoken transmissions from the Living Akasa archive: embodiment, Egyptian Mysteries, sacred living, and the field beneath reality. A place where the unseen is remembered, the Mysteries return, and what has long been felt begins to find language, relationship, and form. andyemurphy.substack.com

Living Akasa is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #2

  I Could Touch the Cosmos But Not Myself | Audio Transmission

  Jun 4, 202616 minS0

  <p>This is the second audio transmission in the Living Akasa podcast.</p><p>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.</p><p>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.</p><p>But spiritual access does not guarantee embodiment.</p><p>This piece follows the ache of that split, the loneliness of being rich...

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  Living Akasa

  Reality Isn't What You Think It Is | Audio Transmission

  May 29, 20266 minS0

  <p>This is the first spoken reflection in the Living Akasa podcast archive.</p><p>I began this series in writing, because this lady is, at heart, a long-form writer.</p><p>A 300-page book has already been written, but I wanted a place where these teachings could breathe in real time: alive, relevant, and asking to be remembered.</p><p>Because the Mysteries were never meant to live only on a page.</p><p>An oral tradition must be spoken. It carries resonance. It moves through the body differently. The voice becomes part of the transmission.</p><p>In...

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