Akashic Record Reading

This service is intended for individuals, based on your request.

We encourage you to request access to the Akashic records when you want to understand the implications of events that have occurred, are occurring, or the unfavorable, negative life cycles that continue to affect your current life and that of your loved ones. The wisdom gained from accessing the Akashic records will always bring you specific, practical solutions that can improve the quality of the present life for both yourself and your loved ones.

Each reading session will last from 1 hour to 1.5 hours. For your reading to be beneficial, we suggest that you prepare specific questions in advance so you can ask your spirit guides and the Lords of the Akasha for their answers. 

We will access your personal Akashic Records using trained techniques, connecting with the keepers of your records, enlightened beings, your spiritual guides, and the pure, enlightened part of your own soul to address unanswered doubts and questions related to current events, causing confusion and anxiety.

During this connection process, you may receive healing from enlightened ancestors, spiritual masters, and beings in a high-frequency state if it is needed and decided by your spirit guide team. This will provide the protection, guidance, and blessings you need. High-vibration energy, channeled directly from this source, will help reset your strength, offering new perspectives and solutions for your current circumstances. 

At Happy Empath Space, accessing personal Akashic Records is a necessary step in healing ancestral family issues and inter-generational trauma.

We strictly adhere to ethical principles. We do not use this method to predict the future or satisfy curiosity about future events. Our goal is to help you make sense of past events that significantly impact your present. If knowledge of future events is necessary, it will receive permission from your spiritual sponsors. We do not open the records of children or adolescents, nor do we assist in opening the records of others unless they are unable to do so themselves, such as in a coma, and you are the primary caregiver, i.e., their spouse. We reserve the right to refuse service if your requests violate our ethical and professional principles.