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	[[Akasha]] ({{Sanskrit\|आकाश}} ''ākāśa'', from ''kash'' "to shine, radiate, shine, be visible") means, according to the ancient Indian view, as much as [[heaven]], [[ether]] or [[space]]. Especially according to the Indian elemental theory of Vaisheshika, Akasha is equated with the ether and thus corresponds to the [[quintessence]] of [[w:Aristotle\|Aristotle]]. Strictly speaking, the [[Akasha substance]] is the subtle [[primordial substance]] from which everything is formed and in which [[thought]] can directly express itself. As such, it also forms the basis for the [[world memory]], the so-called [[Akasha chronicle]].		[[Akasha]] ({{Sanskrit\|आकाश}} ''ākāśa'', from ''kash'' "to shine, radiate, shine, be visible") means, according to the ancient Indian view, as much as [[heaven]], [[ether]] or [[space]]. Especially according to the Indian elemental theory of Vaisheshika, Akasha is equated with the ether and thus corresponds to the [[quintessence]] of [[w:Aristotle\|Aristotle]]. Strictly speaking, the [[Akasha substance]] is the subtle [[primordial substance]] from which everything is formed and in which [[thought]] can directly express itself. As such, it also forms the basis for the [[world memory]], the so-called [[Akasha chronicle]], in which the [[spiritual researcher]] can read the events of the most distant past - not, however, as they occurred directly on the outside, but from the side of the inner soul experience.

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	[[Akasha]] ({{Sanskrit\|आकाश}} ''ākāśa'', from ''kash'' "to shine, radiate, shine, be visible") means, according to the ancient Indian view, as much as [[heaven]], [[ether]] or [[space]]. Especially according to the Indian elemental theory of Vaisheshika, Akasha is equated with the ether and thus corresponds to the [[quintessence]] of [[w:Aristotle\|Aristotle]]. Strictly speaking, the [[Akasha substance]] is the subtle [[~~primordiall~~ substance]] from which everything is formed and in which [[thought]] can directly express itself. As such, it also forms the basis for the [[world memory]], the so-called [[Akasha chronicle]].		[[Akasha]] ({{Sanskrit\|आकाश}} ''ākāśa'', from ''kash'' "to shine, radiate, shine, be visible") means, according to the ancient Indian view, as much as [[heaven]], [[ether]] or [[space]]. Especially according to the Indian elemental theory of Vaisheshika, Akasha is equated with the ether and thus corresponds to the [[quintessence]] of [[w:Aristotle\|Aristotle]]. Strictly speaking, the [[Akasha substance]] is the subtle [[primordial substance]] from which everything is formed and in which [[thought]] can directly express itself. As such, it also forms the basis for the [[world memory]], the so-called [[Akasha chronicle]].

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[[Akasha]] ({{Sanskrit|आकाश}} ''ākāśa'', from ''kash'' "to shine, radiate, shine, be visible") means, according to the ancient Indian view, as much as [[heaven]], [[ether]] or [[space]]. Especially according to the Indian elemental theory of Vaisheshika, Akasha is equated with the ether and thus corresponds to the [[quintessence]] of [[w:Aristotle|Aristotle]]. Strictly speaking, the [[Akasha substance]] is the subtle [[primordiall substance]] from which everything is formed and in which [[thought]] can directly express itself. As such, it also forms the basis for the [[world memory]], the so-called [[Akasha chronicle]].