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Ep. 41: Journeying to the Akashic Records with Dr. Jennfe Lisa Vest.MP3

Ep. 41: Journeying to the Akashic Records with Dr. Jennfe Lisa Vest.MP3

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 In this episode, we're again joined by Dr. Jennifer Lisa Vest, whose new Hemi-Sync® guided exercise is entitled, "Journey to the Akashic Records." Travel to the heights of the energetic realm to the Akashic records—the library of information containing all the stories of the world: all the lives, past lives, future lives, between lives, and all of the purposes, contracts and karma of all of the souls. Dr. Jennifer Lisa Vest, an accomplished Akashic records reader, guides you on this amazing journey to the Hall of Records where you can find information about yourself, and return with this knowledge to your waking consciousness to utilize it for the betterment of your life. Access Dr. Vest's new Hemi-Sync® program, Journey to the Akashic Records: https://bit.ly/41DOsH7 0:00 Introduction to Dr. Jennifer Lisa Vest 1:37 What are the akashic records? 4:39 Lower astral realms 5:18 The mental plain & causal plain 7:15 How the Gateway Experience® relates to visiting the akashic records 14:47 How to access the akashic records 20:51 Metatron as a gatekeeper or librarian of the akashic records 23:45 What role does the aura play in visiting the akashic records? 31:40 Spiritual Safety & Fearful Experiences While Out of Body 55:00 Portals 55:45 How to contact Dr. Jennifer Lisa Vest

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