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Welcome to Akashic Answers. This month, I will answer questions about the akashic records and the very beautiful Bali. When I reviewed my letters and emails, I saw that many souls had visited this sacred place or were having dreams about it.

Water by nature is an integral part of life here on this planet. It cleanses and nourishes. Throughout history, water has been associated with spiritual cleansing and blessings.

When you give the gift of love, you could help more than one soul — the animal and yours — but the animal kingdom implores you: Please do not give an animal as a holiday or seasonal gift.

Welcome to 2024 and year 8 energy. In the akashic therapy I teach, I have discovered that every year carries a frequency that brings forward the life lessons we face on a collective level. Year 8 is all about karma, cause and effect, prosperity, and abundance.

Jennifer writes: My first MBO request was to find a great deal on some chocolate when I stopped to buy gas.

Are you open to miracles in your life? What would a miracle look or feel like to you? What can you imagine or visualize? Writing my next book, The Essential Guide to Archangels and Saints, helped me realize more fully that miracles are always within reach.

January 1: The foundation of my life is based in invocation (hydrangea). The sacred once was placed high in the land. Every day we tap our ability to love and care for one another. We are perfectly imperfect in our journey.

We approach the new year with resolutions and a determination to start fresh and drop unhealthy habits, but most of us lose steam by week three. What if we started right where we are rather than waiting for the most opportune time or making a huge ritual?

Perhaps this is something we take for granted or don’t even consciously think about.

I dreamed I was taking a shower and shaving my legs when I noticed black water seeping in from the corner of the tub. I was terrified it would make contact with my skin because I thought it might be poison. This one has me scratching my head. — Melissa, Prescott, AZ