Four Elements Of Akasha

Akasha is the word we use to mean the Element of Spirit. The are five Elements used in magic, Air, Fire, Water, Earth and Spirit or Akasha which is the combination of the other four Elements. Without Akasha you could not have the other four Elements because Akasha or Spirit is the principal element in everything. Akasha is the source of all energy, energy that has not yet taken form or substance. Akasha is energy without form.

To me Akasha means the spirit or universal force which is the base material for all creation. From Akasha all things were and are formed. It connects all things, and is within all things. It is the fifth element used in magic. I don’t feel that you can truly work with and understand the other four Elements without …show more content…
When working with the Elements or representing them in my workings I feel it’s important to keep Akasha in mind and give it the honor it’s due. I feel that by knowing and understanding this term I am given more in depth understanding of the other four Elements which is important in my practise. I feel that by knowing the term Akasha I am freed from any old associations I may have had with the term “Spirit” which may have been …show more content…
In fact through all of my reading I had not been introduced to this term or concept. Or if it was mentioned it was done so very briefly and without much substance. This makes me very sad because Akasha is such a beautiful term for such an amazing, mysterious, powerful force. A force that we are intimately interwoven with yet may not even acknowledge or be aware of. I feel it’s a very important term to know and that there is a lot of confusion or misunderstanding out there about it because it is not given the same coverage as the other Elements, if it is mentioned at all. Whether someone includes Akasha in their own practise or not I feel that they should be educated on the term. Akasha is a beautiful term meaning the fifth Element from which all other Elements originate from. It’s an important term to know and understand as I incorporate the Elements into my practice. It’s often misunderstood or confusing to many but once understood I feel it’s self-evident and important to honor. I don’t feel that Akasha can ever truly be fully known or understood but the mystery is beautiful part of what makes Akasha so powerful to me and keeps me wanting to continually learn and grow more in my