Earth as a living library

I am reading a book these days called "The Earth, Pleiadian keys to the living library". Anyone read it? It is mentioned in the book that Earth is one of the 12 living libraries. That it stores information throughout the galactic xxxx and humans are the keys to activate it. Apparently according to the book, the DNA of humans are connected to the Earth's memory. The higher the vibration of DNA is, the higher the possibility of opening this library. That not only in our cells, that also in our blood this memory is stored.

It also mentions that we have roots from pleiadian beings. They are here to help us remember the pleiadian roots because they need our help to change distance future. Apparently, only by changing distance past, can they change the distant future. Or... something like that.

When I first started to read this book, it seemed a bit too cliché, but nevertheless interesting. I am just wondering what you guys think of this?

I never heard of it, so I haven't read it but it sounds interesting though. It may be true, who knows.

[xxLoveLifexx]

Sounds interesting, is that a straight channeled book or 'second-hand' written by an author?

I'm a bit familiar with the topic in general if you like to talk about it.

[norseman]

AKASHA

Akasha is believed by some doctrines to be a mystical, spiritual substance where "memories" are stored since the beginning of time. It is one of the five elements in Hindu philosophy and is often described as a form of atmosphere or ether. The Akasha is thought by some to contain a record of everything that has ever happened, but also everything that will ever come to pass in the future. Theosophists believe that persons with special psychic powers can tap into the Akasha or "Astral Light". They achieve this by using their astral bodies or "astral senses" to search for spiritual insights which have been stored for all eternity. According to ancient Indian tradition the universe consists of two fundamental properties. These are motion and the space through which motion takes place. This space is called the Akasha (Tib.: nam-mkhah). It is also believed to be the substance that enables things to step through into reality and gain visible appearance, extension and corporeality. The Akasha relates to the three dimensional space of our sense perception and this is called the "mahakasha". The nature of the Akasha is limited not only to this three dimensionality, indeed it is made up of infinite dimensions comprising all possibilities of movement not only physical but spiritual as well."Akasha" is derived from the root kash, meaning "to radiate, to shine" It also has the meaning of "ether" believed to be the medium of movement. The Akasha is thought to be indivisible, eternal and all pervading.
Ok my basic understanding so far is that Akasha is a kind of super-element: the binding force between the other elements if you want to look at it from a scientific point of view, a kind of black hole that emanates and absorbs energy/matter. Akasha is the fifth element, the binding part that runs through all matter, and it is also the collective unconscious of life-forms.
The Elements emerge from Akasha, the immutable, changeless source of all energy. This is the realm of potentiality: of promise, of paths not yet taken, of unformed galaxies, of outer space.
Akasha is also present within our bodies. Some say that the spark of life, that unknowable force that is called the "soul," is a bit of Akashic energy housed in the physical body.
Akasha is sometimes thought to be symbolically present on the Earth. More often it's seen as the Mother (Creatrix) of the elements..
Primarily, Akasha is “unbeingness”. Its energy, which extends everywhere throughout the universe, has not yet achieved form and substance. It's the primal source of energy that creates and fuels the elements.
Because of this, it contains complete, balanced energy: Earth and Air and Fire and Water.

That is really interesting Norseman. Thank you for the information.
b3yond33 and Lukas, thanks for replying. I found this video in youtube, basically the whole book is there. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-zWwVgq2SY

[Seawolf]

Originally Posted by norseman

AKASHA

Akasha is believed by some doctrines to be a mystical, spiritual substance where "memories" are stored since the beginning of time.

What about the records of all the violence, rape, killing, etc that has happened? Do those memories affect us, such as having an affect on our health?

Never heard of it but this is an interesting theory.